davidrusu

Wow sucks to be in the Philippians right now :D

I fear that having very localized problems will end up killing the site. Most people can't act on these problems but they are taking up valuable space on the front page.

That wikipedia/peer-review replacement sounds fascinating, can't wait to see what he's come up with.

For people doubting if this will work, check out OnLive[1], you can try game demo's for free, the experience was very good for me

[1]https://games.onlive.com/

Why so pessimistic, Think about all the great use cases of this tech eg. When Elon Musk gets his Mars project going these will be invaluable to have on the spaceship. Or imagine a nyc with all buildings below ground, above ground, the entire city could be a park.

But they both link to the same comments section

Anyone else seeing this post as the 1st and 2nd link on the front page of HN?

I like Ramda as well, currying was a feature I didn't expect to use as often as I did.

really.. how am I supposed to be a millionaire if I throw money away like that??

good luck: http://www.yudkowsky.net/singularity/aibox/

Ironically, from the head of Microsoft Research: http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/digital-life-news/artific...

There are smart people working on it, see miri: https://intelligence.org/

But it's a very hard problem. To get a better feel for the problem I suggest you read Superintelligence by Nick Bostrom, it's what convinced Elon Musk of the dangers of AI: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/495759307346952192

I wonder how the atmosphere at yc has changed over the years? I would imagine there to be more competition between groups nowadays as compared to the first few batches.

looks like it could be interesting but very obnoxious ads

It's not that humans will program AI's to kill us, but having more influence would probably be a very efficient way of maximizing it's utility function

Looks like we've got something similar in Canada,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_Information_Protection...

I'm excited to try it out at my university!

Maybe they are using Siri to launch apps

Hah, imagine a system where processes were placed in an arena and they battle it out for cpu time. Programmers will not only have to build their applications but also write an AI to protect itself, an IDE could be a fortress where processes could be relatively safe.

Glad you're liking it, as for the bug, you currently can't backspace over different blocks of text, that's probably what you are referring to. This will probably be fixed in upcoming releases.

Direct link to addon store: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/type-the-web/...

There's actually 2 dices, so there are quite a few more ways to get a 7 than to get a 2

7 = 1+6, 2+5, 3+4, 4+3, 5+2, 6+1

2 = 1+1, 1+1

(< a (>= b c)) same number of operators but a few extra parens

I've done this before, I think of it as a more powerful form of a switch statement.

I'd love to hear why you think it's not ideal.

That is a beautiful theme, thanks

Why? it's just pizza

well, if your code coverage scope is one line that's true, but it would make more sense to scope on statements.

Off topic: The font rendering is very wonky for me, Any one else getting this, http://i.imgur.com/LkuHUYX.png (chromium on nixos)

This is what you want:

http://webdemo.myscript.com/#/demo/equation

It's the trigger happiness

> can we expect a planned airstrike in this location any time soon?

I hope your not serious

That looks totally unrelated.