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   by 011011100 13y ago

   So you don't actually want to address a legitimate question.
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   by 011011100 13y ago

   So we "simply can't know" whether the title should be taken at face value, but at the same time the parent's point is a "useless nitpick" because it's irrelevant to the main point of the article. Nice. If
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   by 011011100 13y ago

   What's "intelligence"?
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   by 011011100 13y ago

   Discussion by people who are more likely to know what's going on: http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/77730/what-is-the...
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   by 011011100 13y ago

   "Because it's my life and I believe it's worthwhile to me." I don't understand why people bother to defend personal choices, like education, as if they're in some sort of formal argument. This says more about c
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   by 011011100 13y ago

   It's like you didn't even understand why it was done in scheme...
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   by 011011100 13y ago

   Have you studied circuits and electronics? I'm not an electrical engineer. The textbook I used, which is pretty popular, assumed you had some background on physics and math. That's true. But in my limited experience, the material
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   by 011011100 13y ago

   https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6230582
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   by 011011100 13y ago

   >Personal anecdotes are not data. Um, yes they are. Are they reliable data? I'm not convinced they're not. >If you're depressed, you're statistically likely to not be depressed in six months time, regardless of whe