BenMorganIO

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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
Ah, see McKayDavis for the explanation.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
> in four separate images in the form of a cross, the light of another galaxy located 20,000 million light years away. So that's 20 billion light years away.... Interesting. I think something's wrong here given the universe is
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
I don't believe so, I believe there's a whole different subject matter on that. As far as I've read up on Alzheimer's, it appears to happen when too much stress is incurred on the mind or nervous system. That's just
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
Title should be updated to state this is specific to the United States.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
Is that escape velocity or how fast it goes around the sun? I know it's days are exceptionally slow.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
I'm not sure about that. Each time I see someone with those things I tend to assume they're in debt than in credit. My gf's dad complains about his debt then spends his money on Bose sound and yells at his kids for taking up
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
It's some old good news, but 2018 or 2019. Results would be really interesting.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
I'd recommend mend throwing Elixir on this list. It's similar to go and it has the Erlang ecosystem to build off of. The language is very mature and nearing a level of feature completion. It's got HA, concurrency, and robotic
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
I think you may need to increase that 10 year mark to 15 :p
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
Well, I guess he burned that bridge XD
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
Agreed. I think it's healthy to ask these things and I believe it leads to a positive and supportive community.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
Learning Meritocracy the Hard Way
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
I'm genuinely curious what yogurt might do to someone with schizophrenia. I also wonder what their dairy consumption looks like and their diet to see if there's relations. There's also genetic relations with schizophrenia. I&
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
My best experiences, as I think about it, tend to have these patterns: - No Slack for non remote Slack is cool, but I remember thinking that if I needed to talk to someone, it's over email or in-person. This really encouraged face to f
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
If it's just edge cases, you can just open source it and document the edge cases. The community will likely fork and help with those edge cases.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
I gotta agree. The readme itself describes nothing. The code to me feels useless without documentation on how to use it. Otherwise, I have to painstakingly go through their source or read 19 pages of small font. I don't want to do that
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
Are you sure? To me that would be as critical as car insurance!
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
This title should be updated to state it is only in regards to the United States and not relevant for Canadians, Australians, etc.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
I don't remember many models besides: here's a brain, here's how it developed, and here's what is and isn't able to get done given approximate ages.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
From what I remember, when children are born, they're born with a very underdeveloped brain. The prefrontal cortex to I believe isn't present but I could be wrong, otherwise it's very small. The self conscious emotions, prid
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
I think at this point, you're just being exceptionally rude to those who devote much of their time and effort to this research. I would recommend sending an apology. > You seem to be putting words in my mouth. I didn't claim OC
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
A lot of your post is wrong. By just reading the initial bit, emotions aren't fuzzy. Ekman's work and many others were very based on quantifying them rather than qualitatively identifying them. You should look up the work is done
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
The scale of the learning is interesting in itself. From a few months, to years old, to all the way to preteens, emotions are constantly being reevaluated and developing new ones as well.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
They were not instincts. They were heavily researched and strategic to maximize money saved and minimize transit times. I still stand by where I live and have thought about moving closer, but the data never suffices.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
The Elixir community really is much more active. As an elixir programmer, I quite enjoy it.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
My commute in Van was 20 minutes with an apartment. But yes, it would be worse if it was home buying.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
There is. It would take over two hours of transit time for me. 10 minutes driving to a go station, 1 hour and a half on train, 20 minutes on TTC. Then walking time to office.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
Vancouver has a high quality of living. No need for a vehicle, TransLink is oddly rated the highest of transit systems. It's beautiful there. But, it comes with a financial price.
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
There isn't. I'll be working remotely as time progresses with my current company. And Calgary is looking very attractive to a first time homebuyer. Although income tax is a little higher, the lack of a provincial tax and cost of g
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by BenMorganIO 8y ago
Ontario PM Doug Ford is getting revenge on Toronto municpal government. There's a little bad blood with his brother and them. A little is an understatement. Imagine 40 or so co-workers cheering behind your back that your brother died o

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