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ADanFromCanada
7y ago
But this is war. Pick a side!
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ADanFromCanada
8y ago
"But nature wasn't trying to create intelligence" That may seem true... but what if it was/is though?
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ADanFromCanada
9y ago
100% correct with questioning "why we anthropomorphize their intentions and planning." My personal feeling is that nobody has any idea what they're talking about. And when I say nobody, I mean NOBODY including Ng, Musk, et a
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ADanFromCanada
9y ago
This is awesome!
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ADanFromCanada
10y ago
Been a coder and engineer for 12+ years, now a manager of a team of 8. I evaluate my team on their ability to ship regularly and with a consistently low bug count. I encourage communication regularly and pair programming and all that. And
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ADanFromCanada
10y ago
There could be. But then again, how would you prove that You are a good coder (and/or good judge of one)?
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Seeing entrepreneurship through the eyes of a rising artist
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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ADanFromCanada
10y ago
Right. Peter Thiel is the problem. Thank you for clarifying.
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ADanFromCanada
10y ago
Replace "style" with "pattern" and "written" with "logically grouped together and written" and you've nailed it. Very impressive interpretation and summarization of what I wrote!
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ADanFromCanada
10y ago
You are both overcomplicating it and under-estimating the complexity of these systems. Your main problem is scope. When you say "But generally it appears that the View and Controller taken together form the boundary to the system- th
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ADanFromCanada
10y ago
And rightfully so. Who the hell are "they" to judge "my" competency? Isn't that the job of my employer, anyway?
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ADanFromCanada
10y ago
30 years old here. Not a grad, but been working for a long ass time. Been through burn-out. Now I manage a team and my sole goal as a manager is to make sure people are feeling good and happy as that leads to consistent productivity. Als
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ADanFromCanada
10y ago
News at 11. One robot pilot beats another robot pilot. "The AI, known as Alpha, used four virtual jets to successfully defend a coastline against two attacking aircraft - and did not suffer any losses." "Alpha, which was dev
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ADanFromCanada
11y ago
Very nice!
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Advice to my younger self as a woman in technology
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11y ago
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ADanFromCanada
11y ago
"How is this anything but the individual's personal problem?" It is everybody's problem. Both the company leadership and the individual. Individuals need to be self-motivating and self-regulating and self-aware. But l
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ADanFromCanada
11y ago
PS. Totally cool to reach out even if you don't actually love Absolut Vodka. NOBODY here will hold that against you.
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ADanFromCanada
11y ago
Hi everyone! Spotful (www.bespotful.com) is platform that powers unobtrusive interactivity inside videos! We're based in Montreal, Canada, funded, and working with all the agencies you've heard of (Cossette, Sid Lee, RG/A) an
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ADanFromCanada
11y ago
ahem Wayne Gretzsky ahem ... not Jobs
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ADanFromCanada
12y ago
To be clear, that first question is the most important. You're talking about business. Business is almost always about relationships. You're asking me to consider having a relationship with you, but there is absolutely nothing
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ADanFromCanada
12y ago
Who are you? Why should I have any confidence that you're going to help move my project forward? What does being a geek/tutor have to do with starting a business? Why would I think that 1 session per month costing $69/mont
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ADanFromCanada
12y ago
This is a great story. A treasure trove of experience and great advice in 3 short paragraphs.
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ADanFromCanada
12y ago
This is great advice that helps/improves all kinds of things: fear of rejection, meeting new people/forming new relationships, dating, gaining perspective, learning languages, etc. It's simple and more people than you'd
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ADanFromCanada
12y ago
Interesting perspective. It would be interesting to try to understand which of our biases led us both to each of our conclusions. I really felt/feel strongly that the book was about Drive.. but anyway, that's not exactly a discu
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ADanFromCanada
12y ago
Think and Grow Rich is a classic and I'd also recommend reading it. But it's less about Confidence and more centrally about Drive. What makes this a good recommendation though is that Drive, in my experience, renders Confidence
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ADanFromCanada
12y ago
My suggestion would be to think of confidence as if it were a skill and, like any skill, practice makes perfect. The fact that you have recognized an area of your life that you want to improve and even specific situations where you know you
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ADanFromCanada
12y ago
What's with all the stabbing in Bolivia?
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ADanFromCanada
12y ago
I'm snacking on carrots and brocolli right now as a matter of fact. Certainly not exercising though.
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ADanFromCanada
13y ago
I'm afraid not. We appreciate that you asked though!
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ADanFromCanada
13y ago
I find your comparison to be ridiculous and frankly, quite ignorant. You are right about patron sponsorship of artists though. And thankfully, she has developed her skill to a point where she is not reliant on selling her work exclusively f
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