<rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"><channel><title>Hacker News: 1971genocide</title><link>https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=1971genocide</link><description>Hacker News RSS</description><docs>https://hnrss.org/</docs><generator>hnrss v2.1.1</generator><lastBuildDate>Thu, 09 Apr 2026 05:23:20 +0000</lastBuildDate><atom:link href="https://hnrss.org/user?id=1971genocide" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml"></atom:link><item><title><![CDATA[New comment by 1971genocide in "The Same User Interface Mistakes Over and Over"]]></title><description><![CDATA[
<p>I agree.<p>But I do not have the time to go back and do another degree on design. Try convincing people with money to shell out extra for someone with good design experience.<p>I guess once we have millions of customers we might have to think about it - but small companies without much resources its hard to justify spending a lot of resources on good design.</p>
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<p>Even though Ed has a really cool project I am guessing since he does not have a business model it must be hard for him to work on it :(<p>Unless he figures out how to convince people who are :<p>1| C# Developers<p>2| Interested in OS development<p>To give him money for his work its going to be a tough sell - sadly.</p>
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<p>Babel has way too many errors.<p>I do not care if I am a grandpa for using 2014 tools - but I am not pushing ahead until things calm the fuck down.</p>
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<p>"Set of Standard Resources"<p>Check out Material Design by google - its been a lifesaver to me who is from a very technical background. Best part is with very little work you can really impress your bosses !<p>Good Luck</p>
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<p>I have been seeing a lot of talk about JSPM.<p>How is it different from NPM ? since I just use it to do everything.</p>
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<p>Found the brit !</p>
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<p>You can always see biases in each case.<p>Bill Gates, Musk, etc are going to lose a fair bit of their power, prestige and wealth when someone does finally create super intelligence - Windows and Space X are great but those achievement will be dwarfed by whoever comes up with "superintelligence"<p>Ray Kurzweil's optimism comes from the fact that he will be unemployed if the govt bans A.I research.<p>And someone who works as a day journalist needs to make sure they meet the daily quote of generating clickbait traffic - its easiest to do it by writing something that is counter to whatever viewpoint is trendy this month.<p>Looking at history and how humanity dealt with technology - its fairly impossible to enforce any form of restriction on AI research.<p>We cannot stop >100,000 individuals from taking over an area larger than ireland in the middle east - good luck stopping the maths whiz with a pen.</p>
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<p>I find it funny that we leave it to the economist to decide the fate of research.<p>I remember in uni I found EE topics much harder and boring then Software topics. Anything below C is a big nope. Verilog, VLSI, FPGA, anything to do with embedded IoT.<p>Yeah america wont survive if kids today stop valuing EE topic just due to some misguided economical models/interpretation.<p>The rockets that will land on mars wont be designed solely by software guys - it will require a lot of EE innovations - if america gives up then some other country will take its place.<p>Reminds of the movie Interstellar.</p>
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<p>This is so annoying.<p>There is no shortage of things for people to do - especially if you are young.<p>On one hand the government cannot figure out how to pay for rising education cost, healthcare cost, doing simple fixing of roads, etc.<p>On the other hand young people who are more than qualified for all sorts of work are unable to find work - or make ends meet.<p>Something is terribly gone wrong.</p>
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<p>I agree strongly with this - its the same flawed logic when it comes to "idealistic democracy in the middle east".<p>Once the poor have some access to social media - it will automatically generate demand for more and better services.</p>
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<p>Richard Hamming ( the person who came up with hamming distance ) has an interesting insight - based on the rate of sub-fields being created in mathematics - he concluded that by the year 2000 there would be 1000 different sub-fields for every mathematical subfield !<p>Do the people in power expect everyone to know everything ?<p>Knowledge is important - but society will stop working if everyone spends their lifetimes studying.<p>I read it in hacker news a while ago - the amount of <i>new</i> information we are introduced daily in 2015 was equivalent to what humans received in their lifetimes - for most of human history.<p>We need better methods to organize information - ( this is why google has its insane valuation - and no its not a bubble )<p>It should not take me 20 years to understand mathematics at the level of newton - how am I supposed to understand another 400 years of maths before I am homeless ?<p>Its a difficult question to answer but I think its a question my generation has to find an answer - and fast.</p>
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<p>Sublime Text 3 works really well for what I need.<p>I tried atom editor / shell / electron ??<p>But it seems its in constant flux. I am waiting for things to settle down and then move on to using it since its open source.<p>I think the creator of sublime text took a long vacation and he deserves it.</p>
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<p>I am not sure if research is getting more expensive.<p>The biggest problem with particle colliders is not the experiments themselves but paying researchers money to slough through the data.</p>
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<p>I am highly skeptical of anything coming out of Accenture. What do they even do in 2015 ?<p>Last time I heard - they operate on the margins of global inequality - outsourcing anything they can get their hands on to pay pennies on the dollar for the same job in developing countries.<p>"Our job as leaders is to create the right environment "<p>Nicely sums of their viewpoint - they do not want my generation to became leaders. Millennials are not there to enrich you - they are in the business of destroying your business model.</p>
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<p>The videos are good but something is just off ( uncanny valley ?) about the way the person presents. It seems really fake :(</p>
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<p>Doesn't LiveScript already have it ?</p>
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<p>As a mere mortal - How hard would it be for a day programmer to built something cool like an JavaScript engine ?<p>I sometimes have crazy thoughts about the world ending.<p>How hard would it be to built your own javascript engine from scratch ?</p>
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<p>This law is so stupid that it turns out and becames really funny.<p>You might have american citizens who are the descendants of lincoln - but just because they forgot to pay some "money" - they are not americans anymore.<p>Punishment and vindication seems to be american way.</p>
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<p>Took a entire module on Bayesian Method in University.<p>Failed it.<p>Gave the exam a second time - this time I spent the whole summer studying it - failed it again :(<p>At this point I think bayesian methods is one of those things like Monads - you either understand it or you never will.<p>Hopefully there is someone out there who finally writes a good book to explain it to the masses of simpler minds.</p>
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<p>Read "Learn you a good haskell" - and practice the exercises in that book.<p>It helped me a lot to understand the practical side of functional programming.<p>For a book that maximizes the utility of functional programming in your everyday life I would recommend "functional javascript" by the famous author of underscore.js</p>
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