quaice
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6 years ago
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on: Show HN: Tired of mobile games with IAP and ads, I made No-Bullshit Games
I personally liked that I could pick. I was browsing HN on Android but wanted to see what games were available for my kids iOS device. I liked that the decision was mine and that it was presented clearly rather than being forced to see a pre-filtered list.
quaice
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6 years ago
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on: Kill Sticky Headers (2013)
That's the joke. It's also giving you a target with which to test the bookmarklet on.
quaice
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6 years ago
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on: A Week in the Life of a McDonald’s Cashier
Intelligence has very little to do with the majority. Geographical location, overall family health, education, peer pressure, inherited ignorance... These are all things that can put people at a great disadvantage. It's easy to cast judgment with little to no intimate knowledge of these people and situations. It's even easier to think oneself better than others when you can't recognize your own privileges.
It's easy to mistake ignorance for lack of intelligence, which in itself is just ignorance on your part. We can't fault one another for ignorance, and casting judgment serves nothing but your own ego.
quaice
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6 years ago
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on: How to force disgruntled worker not to publicly disclose “GPL'ed code”
You would rather reward Lee's toxic behavior than Francis' loyalty to the company by pointing out Lee's technical issues?
quaice
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6 years ago
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on: Microplastics found in 93% of bottled water tested in global study
Guess away.
quaice
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6 years ago
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on: Can genetics explain why some people thrive on less sleep?
I would love to see some sources for his talk and podcasts. I was really taken aback by some of the claims and data shown.
quaice
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7 years ago
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on: Books I Recommend
I honestly can't even imagine a personality that takes in to account an individuals number of followers when assessing their relevancy. I just can't grok that.
quaice
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7 years ago
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on: I Deleted All of My Social Media and 60,000 Followers
It seems like your addiction is believing that you're above average intelligence. A common trait of the narrow minded.
quaice
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7 years ago
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on: Police stop people for covering their faces from facial recognition camera
"Those Who Sacrifice Liberty For Security Deserve Neither." -nichos
Better?
quaice
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7 years ago
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on: The dolphin who loved me: the Nasa-funded project that went wrong (2014)
Can a captor consent to their prisoner? This is the dynamic here.
quaice
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7 years ago
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on: Deep learning pioneer Yoshua Bengio is worried about AI’s future
How does this refute the sentence you quoted?
quaice
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7 years ago
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on: Deep learning pioneer Yoshua Bengio is worried about AI’s future
Then I would put forth that you don't have much experience with military leadership. In practice, morality, as well as cause and effect, are a constant discussion among military leadership. To add to this: It's the lower echelons of leadership that are more about numbers and efficiency and even lower is where it's about "getting it done".
The disconnect, I believe, is what one considers duty another may consider blind faith. There is a vast amount of room for ambiguity here.
quaice
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7 years ago
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on: Headquarter Locations of Top 101 Y Combinator Companies
You might be misinterpreting the data here.
