Nimitz14

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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Awesome talk thank you for sharing.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
People have a FB account because it's occasionally useful, but very few people actually post and read the feed. I would have thought this is obvious, but clearly not.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
The building costs are high because noone builds them. It's always expensive when each project is a "first" for the people involved. > once it's completed will provide energy for 10x the current cost of solar/win
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
> This latest development should certainly call into question the haphazard rules and procedural tricks that allot Trump the power to decisively tip the scales of justice in his favor. Pressed further, one might also ask: Why should the
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Your narcissism is showing.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
The primary role of leaders is communication, so I'm a bit confused by this idea that the leader is whoever "does" the most. You're not leading much of anything if you have time to do the work yourself I believe.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
In no serious field does one do a PhD in 3 years in Germany.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Ever heard of pybind11? It's easy as fuck.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Uk is the outlier here.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
> Nuclear also got much, much more expensive than it was in the previous century, making it economically completely unreasonable in the west. Because we stopped building them. Of course costs are going to explode when every time you do i
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
I can totally understand why management is against this. German bureaucracy is a nightmare. I can't imagine anything good coming from a "workers council".
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
That's the point.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Oh so the internet and the endless distractions it brings with it existed in the 19th century as well? /s You couldn't be more wrong. There is mountains of evidence that attention spans have shorted, and parent comment was a perfe
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
It should be obvious that it's more like 10 times smaller than Halifax, otherwise we wouldn't have gotten half the footage we are seeing right now, those people would be dead.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
It was at night, of course you don't see the shockwave lol. Tianjin was definitely bigger, Beirut has people surviving that were a couple hundred m away. That didn't happen in the former: https://www.youtube.com/wa
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Great blogpost, thanks for sharing. I'm hoping the next 5 years will lead to enough improvement that accuracy levels will get high enough that users will feel more comfortable using voice interfaces. We'll see. It does seem to me
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
The issue with defaulting to yes is that then you're going to be a hiring a lot of mediocre people who say just enough to appear "okay".
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Absolutely terrible comparison, completely not relevant.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Seems to me like you made your mind up before even reading it. > "Arbitrary" ways. It's spelled "arbitrary". There are a plethora of categorical little boxes that people can try to fit other people into, and some
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Oh wow, I assumed mid twenties haha. I feel conned.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Great read thanks for posting.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Great read thanks for posting.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Every single statement you made is wrong.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
> “The Arrow was an extremely high-performance, hi-tech fighter,” says Coles. “Its designers had made very few compromises to keep its costs down, and it was very much the 'gold-plated' solution.” Sounds like this is a cautiona
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
European society is based on capitalism. It is disingenuous to claim it is based on socialism. And regardless, income inequality is also a problem in Europe. The person you are replying to was making the obvious point that noone knows a bet
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Not really, usually what happens is the guy bringing in the investors overpromises and the feature isn't possible given the resources the startup has.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Notice I used the word "large".
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
England is the most modern of the large European countries and is obviously not what OP was talking about. He's right, both the regulations and the culture make Germany not a pleasant place to do business.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
Yeah, these guys are going to get slapped back into reality so hard if this WFH thing really takes off.
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by Nimitz14 6y ago
> 80,000 deaths is more than double the current number of deaths in the UK, which is itself very high. That is not relevant. > This difference alone is the difference between deploying the army to build field hospitals and emergency s

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