NutriSugar

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by NutriSugar 9y ago
I think learning is more about losing neurons, not creating it. Or meatspace neural netowrks are less about changing weights and more about pruning connections.
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
Yes, the core problem is the law. But until the law is fixed, I'll take issue with something that extends the application of the law. And I think it does get to the essence of it, because of just how we quantify something as illegal.
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
I'm not as worried about techs planting the images because even among people willing to break the law to make money, this is an area often considered too immoral to touch and the consequences are massive if caught. I'm more worri
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
What are the tax implications of owning your own coins when trading, compared to someone else owning the coins but giving you rights to it?
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
My concerns are the other issues. What happens when children are stripped from families for normal images? What happens when teens are caught for normal behavior? What happens when people are put in prison over drawings? All three of these
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
Why would you tell them, until such a time that you need to tell them? They have strong deterrent value, but there is no need to let others know until such a time as the deterrent value is needed.
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
>it seems fair to say that it's at least enough bullshit that it should probably never be used as evidentiary. Doesn't this also apply to eyewitness testimony, if not many other forms of evidence?
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
So there is incentive for corruption with both public and private labs. The solution will require something far more drastic, which I'm not sure the population is willing to support given how many people don't like to use science
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
>Certain industries have a much slimmer margin than others. I don't see how this has any impact. Either the companies that exist will find a way to make the market work, or they will leave and a new company will.
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
Seems fine to me. When I make a loss for a year, I still have to pay income tax. And by making it apply to all local business regardless of where the company is located, they can't hide from it if they want to do business with the ma
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
>Alternately, people who give advice likely experienced similar issues and overcame them. Think about this like if someone was talking about fiscal matters. If you had someone who worked their way into the middle class telling poor peop
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
>Sorry if I sound rude...I don't intend it. It's just so hard to hear the same "just get a hobby" or "just make friends online" or "you must just be doing it wrong since it works for me" stuff repe
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
Are we counting reviews by pushing the same narrative that was being pushed by the people he originally offended? What I've seen is a number of scientists (in the specific fields that are related to it) backing his work, others attack
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
You can. Last I read, men who don't have children end up making less than men who do, and for young men in cities it has become less than women in the same demographic.
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
What happens if they are caught before they have a change of heart. Say a kid is caught 10 steps from school grounds with a weapon and intent to attack the school. Would you say they haven't committed a crime since there is still 10
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
>Well, the same is done based on race, While there are many parole officers who use race to make unfair judgments, this is considered wrong by the system and work is taken to stop it (one of the reasons systems like the one I mentioned w
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
The systems also encode in existing discrimination. For example, women are less likely to be investigated for a crime, charged with a crime, convicted of a crime, and receive lower sentences when convicted. In some cases (especially involv
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
There is also the issue that often times preparing to commit one crime involves committing other crimes. It's something of a scale. Consider the following cases: Arresting the guy who kidnapped someone. Arresting the guy in the act of
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
Having been the 'goto build guy', I've had to cut people off who were seeking me out for very self explanatory issues. For example, when the build threw an error because it couldn't find a file, pointing out where in th
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
>I don't understand why my health should be at risk for something I don't produce. A modern society requires some amount of pollution to function. This has been reduced, and we should work to continue to reduce it, but generat
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
Regardless of how the job market is currently, I see it as having a set amount of 'difficulty capital' that can be spent. The fewer openings, the less of this resource you have, but otherwise everything works the same. Given ther
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
It seems to me that a lot of government laws are created assuming people will continue to do what they have been regardless of how the rules changed. The idea that people will do something different in response to a law, like switching fro
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
When people who are receiving help are those I remember in grade school ignoring school work to focus on bullying others (myself included), I definitely feel this way. There is no reallocation of social resources that I lack due to previou
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
>Having a house to live in should be. I think their is a confusion of rights and duties occurring here. You have a right to own a house. What you are speaking about is others having a duty to provide you with a house. In particular, we
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
>Microsoft tried really hard to push for single player online DRM too with the launch of the xbox 1. Another issue with this push is that online DRM really hurts people who live in areas where internet connections are non-existent or ext
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by NutriSugar 9y ago
I feel like its the opposite approach. It's a true MVP, and the current iteration of the product is viable with only the current approaches against obsolescence. There really is a lot of stuff there that repairs us and tries to keep