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by NhanH 9y ago
I suspect that some of the ideas are just perceived to be unpopular, as opposed to be actually unpopular. People might like the idea but is afraid to say it out loud
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by NhanH 9y ago
If that is the same Relic that made the Company of Heroes series, then they do got quite a bit of track record: the series is extremely well made, and stands amongs the greatest of strategy games. They weren't too popular for several r
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by NhanH 9y ago
I know nothing of modern economics, but couldn't you just model the rationality of individual as a random variable like everything else?
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by NhanH 9y ago
The chance of getting an H1B visa is somewhere around 20-25% lately. This is if you and the company is doing everything correctly, and there is absolutely no way to increase the odd. This is why company is starting to refuse sponsoring new
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by NhanH 9y ago
10 years ago when I was learning Go. I can beat the strongest bot within months of learning the rule. Super amateur human play in Go AI is barely 5 years ago, if that.
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by NhanH 9y ago
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by NhanH 10y ago
One thing worth noting is that regardless of one's personal reasons to be vegan/ vegetarian , being 90% vegan WILL almost always be 90% effective for said reason. This is not to dispute anything from the article. Just a reminder t
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by NhanH 10y ago
They have well supported API to push your code into it (alongs with gulp/ grunt package to do so, I think). So you can work in your favourite environment and just "deploy" the code as normal, or am I missing anything?
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by NhanH 10y ago
Back then, it was capped at $30,and unless you are in the top 10-20 players, you can get by with a lot less. In any case, the pricing model has changed and it is $9/month flat rate, so that concern is obsolete now.
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by NhanH 10y ago
I am not the GP, and I do not agree with the statement. However, I have seen it being made numerous times: any shortage of US workers just means the companies are not paying enough (their argument being, try to pay $1mil and you will certai
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by NhanH 10y ago
Contrary to (common?) belief, I'm not convinced that someone like Scalia would have let the ban stay.
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by NhanH 10y ago
States have different sale tax in the US, you can't realistically know where your goods end up when manufacturing them.
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by NhanH 10y ago
This is a bit out there, but it would be fun if OpenAI can get one of the mega popular multiplayer games under this (WoW, League of Legends, DOTA etc.). Imagine an AI team in League of Legends world championship!
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by NhanH 10y ago
Computer evaluation would cut off all the "human" factors involving in a match, especially championship one. It is part of any sport that being slightly better is not enough, you have to be able to turn that into concrete advantag
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by NhanH 10y ago
Half of those you listed are just normal characteristics of communist state, to argue on those would be to argue on whether communism is "evil" in comparison to capitalism or not. This is very much not self-evident as you seem to
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by NhanH 10y ago
I'm a bit confused after reading your post, especially your first paragraph. So no sarcasm intended here, just curiosity. > you're still nowhere near all the Chinese real estate magnates, Saudi oil magnates, the people whose fa
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by NhanH 10y ago
You're just nit picking on his writing at this point (the part about "best people"). Instead, if you think it doesn't hold, can you explain how Trump's quote would be categorically different than the 2 other quotes
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by NhanH 10y ago
I actually didn't know, so I went ahead and did a quick search on your example. On [0], it does mention a case with that situation. > In 1974, Federal Judge Leon Higginbotham issued his decision in Comm. of Pa. v. Local 542, Int&#x2
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by NhanH 10y ago
Can you explain the problem with Trump's comment with the judge for me please? Assuming that Trump thinks/ knows he's being offensive to Mexican at large, wouldn't the idea of a judge, even an American one, with some rel
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by NhanH 10y ago
I don't necessary agree with your argument of extending the analogy to include more states (I would have agreed with that had Clinton actually flipped states that was leaning red, she didn't). The most logical analogy if we are to
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by NhanH 10y ago
If Clinton has lost only one of her firewall states, your comment would have applied. The fact that Trump flipped quite a few of them makes it no longer a close one. If two countries play a best-of-5 soccer games, and one beat the other 3-0
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by NhanH 10y ago
Personally I think 538's prediction was fine. In fact they explicitly called the situation where Trump would win despite the popular vote deficit. As for the rest of the forecaster that gave Clinton 99% to win, given a US presidential
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by NhanH 10y ago
You would have to elaborate more, at the very least on why you think that's the case, and why Electoral College was put in place before we can have a substantial discussion. Additionally reasoning would be needed like what is making th
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by NhanH 10y ago
> Whether you respect the Electoral College or don't, Trump should not be the President. I was saying that this statement doesn't follow from his 2 previous paragraphs. On the other hand, if this was a personal statement agains
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by NhanH 10y ago
You are not being consistent. Yes, the Electoral College was designed to stop the populist candidate if they are deemed unfit for President. And if said system ends up electing Trump, shouldn't you revise your belief, rather than stick
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by NhanH 10y ago
I haven't seen the video yet, so this is just my interpretation. Asking about Iraq war at the time was similar to asking "Should we try to stop ISIS?" now. I'd give 80% courage credits to whoever that dare saying "I
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by NhanH 10y ago
> And you know what? Eventually that changed. It takes time. The approach the left has been taking lately is to make sweeping changes that a lot of people aren't comfortable with RIGHT NOW OR ELSE YOU'RE A BIGOT AND YOU DESERV
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by NhanH 10y ago
> 2. You blame an entire race for your cousin being raped You are putting words into his mouth. His description of the event was entirely about a fact. Quote for reference. > Oh and my 8-year old cousin was raped by an Arab teenager –
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by NhanH 10y ago
I wasn't sure which point you were making either, so that's why I rephrase it. Basically one issue that GMO proponent has with labeling is that any labeling has an implicit meaning in it, either as a warning, or boasting ("ha
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by NhanH 10y ago
Let's do it the otherway round and mandate label of non-gmo food instead. Same effect in allowing consumer to make their choices, what do you think about it?

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