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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
It is perfectly right and just that these Chinese people are looking out for their interest. That's democracy in action. The problem is that, IMHO, that they just don't understand Donald Trump's agenda or the GOP's age
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
So true. Slick presentation, indifferent or bad design and implementation. And then patching and billing client all the long day. Sad!
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
Can you provide link to paper explaining the use of tensor calculus in AlphaZero?
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The Rise of the Chinese-American Right(nationalreview.com)
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The Land That Failed to Fail(archive.is)
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
I used to believe as you do until AlphaZero learn to play Go and Chess by itself and discovering new strategies in the process.
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
Wait a minute... The US has failing bridges all over, can we fix those first before getting into another trip to the moon? The only man mission that I will support is if we sent Donald Trump to the moon. Sad!
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
But it won't go anywhere in the senate...
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
I am not sure what you are describing is "exactly the way insurance is supposed to work." If you have an open mind about it, you might want to read about the three-legged stool[1]. [1] http://web.archive.org/web&#
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
I don't know about you, but I see Trump tweets everywhere; the very stable genius has made a YUGE impact on everyday discourse.
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
It is amazing that this simple logic escapes most people. Sad!
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
Think about the consequence for society as a whole if everyone did what you did.
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
Poor whites think government is the problem. Wealthy people have private insurance from their employers. We are stuck with the current system, there is no impetus for change. Just a lot of stupid coming out of the white house. Sad!
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Mellody Hobson of Ariel Investments: ‘Capitalism Needs to Work for Everyone’(web.archive.org)
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A Prosperous China Says ‘Men Preferred,’ and Women Lose(web.archive.org)
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I Wanted to Know What White Men Thought About Their Privilege. So I Asked(nytimes.com)
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Why So Many of Us Don’t Lose Weight When We Exercise(nytimes.com)
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I’m 20. I Have 32 Half Siblings. This Is My Family Portrait(web.archive.org)
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
Tai Chi, or taijiquan, https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&c...
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
Yup, civilization as we know it is st risk.
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The Ridiculous Side of the Renaissance: Cellini’s Autobiography(medium.com)
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
Unfortunately, this simple argument is taken as if you are advocating socialism. When this simple argument can not reach traction with the majority of the citizenry, it feels hopeless.
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Clinic had two days to fix a lifetime of needs(washingtonpost.com)
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
Why are these doctors delaying the inevitable? Let them die in sweet ignorance and righteous anger.
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Self-Inflicted Medical Misery(nytimes.com)
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
Can you give evidence of what you say? Do you own a small business by any chance?
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
And foolishness, if we become extinct as a result of our own ingenuity.
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
Regardless of ulterior motives, objectively when even the billionaires are saying the level of inequality is getting out of hand, something wrong is happening...
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
That is the punch line. By all accounts, there are many times more people who are not billionaires than billionaires. And in a functioning democratic republic, you would think that the billionaires would be taxed a lot more. But by now, e
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by 1PlayerOne 7y ago
Taxation is really a choice we as a society make, somewhat obscure by the separation of politics from economic discussions. For a long time, political economy was synonymous with economics. Once a broad political consensus was reached, how

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