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by Joof 11y ago
Let's change the argument. There's a much larger financial incentive to make sure a shuttle doesn't blow up. The testing process is going to be far longer, far more rigerous and everyone remembers the challenger disaster too
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by Joof 11y ago
I'm also not a social network fan. Why have my entire work history public? Or want recruiters to have 24/7 access to me when I'm not looking for work. There are lots of reasons not to bother with linked-in.
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by Joof 11y ago
I'm curious as to whether or not this is objectively true when measured. It doesn't have to be intentional, but a reputation for that (which it certainly had at one point) could have the equivalent effect.
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by Joof 11y ago
I'm not sure that there is an undertone that it's their fault. At best, it's because Asians value school and mathematics more and Google prefers high GPA and ability to solve mathematical and algorithmic problems. I suspect t
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by Joof 11y ago
His eventual goal may be citizen space flights, so a reputation for looking comfortable might be beneficial. At this point, SpaceX should have the backing of NASA and all their experience on things that could possibly go wrong. They've
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by Joof 11y ago
Yes, but it's not all about processing efficiency. I'm sure lack of availability is mentioned, especially where there isn't money or population density In the states, we could use it in a different way; to encourage community
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by Joof 11y ago
I'm not a fan of LinkedIn. People have 'verified' that I have tons of skills that they have no idea whether or not I actually have. I've also found that plenty of people my age (25) dislike it for various reasons. Maybe
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by Joof 11y ago
Is he bipolar (or on the spectrum) because it constantly sounds that way. I still value his opinion and he is a great entertainer.
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by Joof 11y ago
The solution? Make it smell like ass.
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by Joof 11y ago
How do you propose to kill only certain species of mosquitoes without killing the rest (and intense collateral damage). Edit: well, I read that article poorly. Sorry!
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by Joof 11y ago
The article isn't necessarily truthful. It's still well within the realm of measurement error.
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by Joof 11y ago
Inertia is quantized? Do we actually live inside a computer, because that's really weird. Physicists, help explain this outside of the universe uses a lookup table to approximate inertia.
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by Joof 11y ago
Makes logical sense that it would be a part of life (once you can synthesize a few things from a given one thing you can build all sorts of logical structures...), but I see there are tons of biological probabilities at play that I don&#x27
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by Joof 11y ago
I haven't used Facebook or similar for several years. I still use HN though, but it at least FEELS healthier.
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by Joof 11y ago
Yeah. Probably wouldn't work / there would be some weird equilibrium.
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by Joof 11y ago
It makes sense that we find this on occasion (once you accept that there exists some combination of folding that produces this). Once one protein folds in a way that can induce the same modification, it will replicate rather quickly. Are th
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by Joof 11y ago
You mean there are hackathons that aren't just trying to get me to build something with (insert company X)'s technology?
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by Joof 11y ago
Clearly you don't know shit. Dietary differences I guess? I'm sure there are scientists, especially in the wildlife area that specialize in the compounds in feces.
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by Joof 11y ago
Why not IRC, Jitsi, Jira and a wiki. IRC for chitchat / asking questions (PMs and highlights so there's no immediate need to respond) Jitsi / IRC for meetings or small team collaboration. Jira for bugs Wiki for documenting de
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by Joof 11y ago
For me its less the money and more the performance. Windows eats processing power that I don't want to expend on a small processor. Sadly, battery performance on new hardware is often worse on Linux, so its a tradeoff.
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by Joof 11y ago
Barking up the wrong tree. They are different games with different goals and all 3 can be incredibly complex.
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by Joof 11y ago
Just add mods. Feed The Beast has nice modpacks and I loved watching direwolf20. Dwarf Fortress is fun, but different. It feels more like a narrative generator to me. Edit: unsure why this is downvoted. People don't 'graduate&#x27
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by Joof 11y ago
So this is security? I'm confused.
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by Joof 11y ago
I'm 25 and love minecraft. Knew notch from IRC before he got famous which was a pretty weird 'this random guy I met is rich and famous now'. I was a big dwarf fortress fan before minecraft came out. That's probably where
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by Joof 11y ago
Well I hack on an original gameboy; I think that counts :p.
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by Joof 11y ago
TIS-100 made me wish I could have programmed in the 80s. I doubt it means I'm a good programmer, but god is it fun.
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by Joof 11y ago
Agreed. The beauty is nice, but having a functioning environment for various bugs, worms and birds could bring back a decent ecosystem in cities. Unless people want cockroaches to be the last remaining animal around. It would be a hell of a
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by Joof 11y ago
This is their best effort at making government transparent!
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by Joof 11y ago
For me? Anxiety largely. And probably over engineering the problem trying to demonstrate skill beyond fizzbuzz.
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by Joof 11y ago
Octopi also eat octopus. Probably because they are delicious. They are still brilliant.

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