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www.cnn.com 1y ago

Apple's AI isn't a letdown. AI is the letdown

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twitter.com 2y ago

Unity: We Have Heard You

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Best Books about AI

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medicalxpress.com 4y ago

Intense exercise while dieting may reduce cravings for fatty food

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www.youtube.com 4y ago

One of the first orders from Amazon in 1995 was from Bulgaria

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www.ctvnews.ca 5y ago

Israeli 5-minute battery charge aims to fire up electric cars

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www.draconianoverlord.com 5y ago

First Principles

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github.com 6y ago

Money$afe – Convenient, safe money calculations in JavaScript

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hbr.org 7y ago

What Anxiety Does to Us at Work

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aeon.co 8y ago

What are natural foods?

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www.youtube.com 8y ago

GOTO 2017 • the Scribe's Oath • Robert “Uncle Bob” Martin

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www.ics.uci.edu 8y ago

Representational State Transfer (REST)

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code.visualstudio.com 8y ago

Visual Studio Code MacOS Touch Bar Support

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beta.theglobeandmail.com 8y ago

High carb – not fat – intake linked to greater early death risk: study

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www.indiehackers.com 8y ago

A Guide to Running a Minimalist Startup

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www.propellerheads.se 9y ago

Propellerhead's Reason 9.5 adds VST plugin support

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www.youtube.com 9y ago

The Post JavaScript Apocalypse – Douglas Crockford

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www.vanillalist.com 9y ago

The Vanilla JavaScript Repository

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speakerdeck.com 9y ago

Why Every Element of SOLID Is Wrong

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michaelpollan.com 9y ago

Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants. (2007)

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arstechnica.co.uk 9y ago

Intel Core I7-7700K Kaby Lake Review: Is the Desktop CPU Dead?

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arstechnica.com 9y ago

Bloody great: Evolution: Climate is a board game “red in tooth and claw”

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aeon.co 9y ago

Should we be afraid of AI?

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m.signalvnoise.com 9y ago

Of course Zuckerberg wants to bow to Chinese censorship

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arstechnica.com 9y ago

Thanks for the memory: How cheap RAM changes computing

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www.buzzfeed.com 9y ago

How Teens in Macedonia Are Duping Trump Supporters with Fake News

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www.polygon.com 9y ago

The Pacifist's Guide to Civilization 6

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medicalxpress.com 9y ago

A theory on how insulin resistance, metabolic disease begin

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venturebeat.com 11y ago

Microsoft just turned 40, and it’s actually looking pretty good

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news.ycombinator.com 11y ago

Ask HN: Which magazines are you subscribed to?

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So far, I haven't seen any comparison of AI (using the best available models) and hand written code that illustrates what you are saying, especially the "it's orders of magnitude worse" part.

If these revived woolly mammoths eventually repopulate the Arctic, they would take down small trees and help repopulate the grasses they thrive on, Church said. Those grasses reflect sunlight better than the dark trunks of the conifer trees that live there. In addition, the woolly mammoths tamp down the snow, making it less insulating.

Those grasses would cool the ecosystem, in turn reducing the release of trapped methane gas from melting permafrost, a major contributor to global warming.

Vangelis has died 4 years ago

His music is strong nostalgia inducer for me. His melodies, hooks, and effects work perfectly bringing simple ideas into amazing atmosphere and experience.

Good, like I don’t have enough complexity to deal with every workday, so I need one more thing to read and consider. No, what I need is quiet and less of everything. When we start working together we will learn how to work together. And I would not take into account your opinions about yourself and how you work, only your deeds. Because something happened which unleashed the power of our imagination. We learned to talk.

As you can see from the map Macedon was partially occupying territory of the modern country Macedonia. But what is more important than arguing about Ancient Times is respecting the national identity of the people that live today. The history of the name is complicated and we don’t share the same views with the Greeks but that is not the reason to fight over a name. Everyone in the world knows Greece. And nobody thinks they can’t use or consider the name Macedonia part of their history. What is interesting is why majority of Greeks feel threatened of their neighbour’s self identity.

What you wrote just proves my point about what Macedonia’s neighbours do.

I’m Macedonian and I don’t consider myself Bulgarian. I find it funny that others think that is ok to tell other people what they are. Makes no sense.

The Slavic majority in Macedonia has a name, Walter Mayr. It is Macedonians. Western media’s ignorance of one small nation’s struggle for recognition really puzzles me. Yes we are Slavs but you don’t call Russians Slavic majority in Russia. After more than a century of neighbour's aggressive politics to stifle Macedonian’s national awakening the least I expect from the media is to call the majority of my home country Macedonians.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macedonians_(ethnic_group)

So there are nationalists like everywhere in the world. Is that really an issue? Is this even remotely plausible. I mean Macedonia occupying parts of Greece? Doesn't that sound silly to you? Greece is NATO member which Macedonia is trying to join while being blocked by Greece. Do you think Macedonia will go to war with NATO? Come on, this problem was used by corrupted politicians on both sides as an excuse for bad governing. Oh it is hard to deal with the real issues so lets fight over irrational problems.

And no, large part of the population does not share those views. The reason is simple, those views are unrealistic and have no place in today's Europe.

Even so, the apparent belief in balancing hard work with il dolce far niente, the sweetness of doing nothing, always struck me. After all, doing nothing appears to be the opposite of being productive. And productivity, whether creative, intellectual or industrial, is the ultimate use of our time.

No it is not. Good use of my time is whatever I decide is good use of my time. And speaking about this in plural(our time) and absolutes(ultimate) is even worse.

If taking aspirin were without side-effects and completely risk free, it might make sense for everyone with heart disease, or just worried about it, to take it. But aspirin does have risks. Reducing blood's clotting potential can lead to hemorrhagic stroke (bleeding inside the brain). In the stomach, aspirin can cause everything from a feeling of mild heartburn to bleeding ulcers. Severe gastrointestinal bleeding can be deadly.

https://www.health.harvard.edu/healthbeat/should-everyone-ta...

Static typing or functional programming can protect you only from some types of problems. With automated tests you have the flexibility to define the problem you are verifying your code against.

I think that automated testing is superior to any other tool/technique that we can use to avoid mistakes in programming. Can anyone argue with this? What is the alternative?

It is not a library. It is a framework. The distinction is important and whatever you choose influences how you test, develop and maintain your software. Libraries are slaves of your code. When you use libraries you have control. When you use a framework it is the opposite, you depend on the magic provided by it and ultimately you lose part of that control. The choice is clear for me.