Circuits

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by Circuits 7y ago
Oh really and how far are you willing to take it? For instance, should child pornography also be untamed so long as it's known as art?
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by Circuits 7y ago
I agree but mitigating the risk of breaking the camels back is worth it if the only side-effect is one less crappy Netflix show.
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by Circuits 7y ago
I would assume that somewhere on the bottom line there is an analysis of what the drug itself is doing. For instance, does the drug cure something or does it treat the symptoms of something? I imagine most of former are thrown out right off
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by Circuits 7y ago
An old high school friend of mine died a few years back and I am still getting birthday notifications on Facebook. His profile just sits in limbo, a record of his activities the last few weeks before he died.
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by Circuits 7y ago
Yeah, personally, I would say it's pretty obvious that extraterrestrials, aliens, little green men, are visiting our planet and have been for some time now... not sure why this is so hard to accept but apparently there are a lot of peo
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by Circuits 7y ago
As a coworker of mine would say: "A watched pothead never toils." I have always found it amusing when people talk about time's existence. It has always seemed like a ruler or a measuring stick; t = d/v, to me. Some peopl
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by Circuits 7y ago
So how exactly, will Polar "re-boot" the internet, deflate inflated tuition and decrease the cost of textbooks? What exactly does "re-boot" the internet even mean? Honestly, this seems like a whole lot of snake oil to me
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by Circuits 8y ago
As far as I am concerned, yes but who knows with scientists now a days. I feel like their all just flying by the seat of their pants.
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by Circuits 8y ago
Is anyone really under the assumption that AY would even bother pursuing a UBI if he's elected? I am not, I am under the assumption that this is a campaign strategy meant to get him more votes.
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by Circuits 8y ago
It depends on how the question is phrased. If they hand you a white board and say: "Show us the code" then you are going to have to build something. However, if they ask you something like: "If we asked you to build a ToDo ap
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by Circuits 8y ago
At my company we don't bother with specific problems. When we ask a candidate: "If you were asked to build x program how would you go about it", the answer we are looking for is along these lines: "I would go online and
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by Circuits 8y ago
It is nice to see but without proper enforcement I am afraid that change will never come. IMHO, the biggest step they need to take is to allow repeat questions or at least to mitigate the "murder the SO" mentality that's disp
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by Circuits 8y ago
I like the idea but I don't know if I agree with the proposed approach to reviews. Personally, at a minimum, I would like to see the following from every reviewer: A structured summary- background, objectives, data sources, synthesis m
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by Circuits 8y ago
I would have to agree. I have never taken RT evaluations seriously which is one of the reasons I was so disappointed to hear they would be involved in the project.
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by Circuits 8y ago
I think your outlook on the subject is extremely pessimistic and is a strong reflection of your own jaded feelings towards misinformation.