Blazespinnaker

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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Our gp encourages children visits. When you look at return on healthcare investment for children in terms of years of life left, it makes sense. Plus kids don’t self report very well, you need a doctor to diagnose.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Didn't think. I believe it's reasonable to use past tense now. They really shook things up. The question remains though if it's reasonable to continue to use uber. Is it a good idea to reward such awful behavior in the sta
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Bitcoin is competing with gold, not visa.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
My experience with unit tests is that they force a developer to think through their logic. So the tests themselves,once passing don’t help that much (though a little), but the act of writing them did have high ROI. The coverage metrics al
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Yes, absolutely. This is a cornerstone to a lot of p2p markets. You take a % of the cut and let money launderers buy and sell between themselves via your market. For example, let’s say I want to sell x$ illegal goods. I just tell the bu
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Doesn’t matter. The age of the internet boom is over anyways. It’s all about AI and robotics.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Think it’s bad now, just wait for the singularity.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Linked in is way more brutal than Facebook. I(and all my friends)can take fb or leave it, put any kind of random info / pictures. LinkedIn though.. I am stuck!
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Agreed, volunteer! That’s the best way by far to combat loneliness. That being said a founder support group is an awesome thing. I really want to go to a VR one if such exists.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Hardly the only reason. Other oil producing countries don’t show such surpluses.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Agreed single machine is exactly why I chose it. I don’t want my key storage app making network calls. Simple export to email would be good enough for backup. Apple really should just make their own and be done with it. Few apps really c
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Gamification can provide value. Stack overflow is all about addiction and value. The blog title was manipulative in its hyperbole, btw.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Yeah, I think it makes a very poignant statement about the potential of VR headsets when VR enthusiasts don't want to use them. SLers are the real deal, people like zuck just don't get it. Too many people have dismissed SL fooli
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Yahoo pipes. I am still holding out hope for this, especially AI pipelines.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Yeah, SL is probably closest but they can't seem to get their users interested in headsets. Kinda ironic in a way.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
You'd probably go through tires before you'd hurt yourself.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Give 1000 people apple watches with the app versus 1000 people other smart watches without the capability. At the end of the year, find out how well diagnosed the two groups are.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Firing up the beacon doesn't come free. It's possible they were hoping to get rescued more cheaply. If it is a legitimate rescue then they probably won't charge you. If you called in a false distress, then they will charge y
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Lol, if you don't encrypt what keeps some employee from just walking in and stealing the hard drives? Insider attacks are huge, learn this in sec 101. RCE is your area, I am sure, but you are missing a huge category of trivial attack
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Yes, you and absolutely everyone else in the world that loves math, didn't have time to get a phd and isn't elitist wants this. Sadly, the monetization of this is tricky. Probably has to be an open source effort. Need some visio
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
This all does bring up a good point. Why not create a publicly accessible 'math tree' that people can use to learn about any kind of math. If there is a symbol or step they don't understand they should be able to follow it
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
A technique I have found that works well is read a lot of paper and their citations, but don't dive deep. Each paper usually provides some easy to grasp insight (far too little per paper, but that is elitism for you) that you can us
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Not a degree, no, but you should have depth in the math techniques you are using to solve your problem. You should also develop a high level abstracted understanding of math to have the intuition that your techniques are likely the right o
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
It's called defense in depth. Google the term, it's a useful mechanism for real security.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
You missed demand pricing
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Very hard to believe, you'd have to be very naive to reveal your arbitrage like this.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Surprisingly, they haven't done it though. Wonder why. Is it because of the number of different state changes that can occur from a particular position? Maybe Go is easier to solve than chess. It would be very interesting to see a co
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
Mageek, any reason why they haven't applied this to chess yet?
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
no, your filtering mechanism is irresponsible. I'd recommend relying less on resumes and more on referrals from a trusted network.
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by Blazespinnaker 9y ago
I get a fake iOS security warning. Quick rich scheme indeed.

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