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by Quanttek 10y ago
It's the Atlantic, of course they will take about the U.S. unless eplicitly mentioned otherwise. Is the French software engineering diploma as rigorous as other engineering diplomas?
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Elephant in the Valley(elephantinthevalley.com)
1 points by Quanttek 10y ago|0 comments
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by Quanttek 10y ago
systematically doesn't necessarily mean with a system
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by Quanttek 10y ago
> and your wife's underwear drawer is not a person either. wtf?? When you invade a person's privacy it's rarely jsut about the personbeing nude. Of course it is almost always about private possessions or data. So this reas
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by Quanttek 10y ago
THe author incorrectly assumes certain things about philosophy to argue for his position, which, as pointed out by others, is actually no improvement over utilitarianism etc. When he talks that philosophy never thought they are over intelle
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by Quanttek 10y ago
They started 2003 with the construction. Of course it can be built cheaper and more efficient know, but in 10 years you could again write the same comment about dated technology and cost. In that sense, the project is using up-to-date techn
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by Quanttek 10y ago
In Germany ibgen.org redirects to http://gestao.ibgen.com.br/aluno/ and libgen.in is just displaying a parked domin site. Or are those outdated domains?
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Casual Sexism Fridays(mcsweeneys.net)
12 points by Quanttek 10y ago|7 comments
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by Quanttek 10y ago
Just to clarify: Why does he call it "backordering"? I mean the domains didn't expire yet or does he park them?
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by Quanttek 10y ago
Which results basically in "Horseshoe-Theory - The Show". Where the middle way is always the golden way and, by-accident, is aligned with their neo-conservative/libertarian ideals
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by Quanttek 10y ago
Yeah South Park evolved from a neo-con/libertarian "the solution is the middle way between to over caricaturized extremes" paradise, to a neo-reactionary shitfest. Just watch the trailer: https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by Quanttek 10y ago
BlaBlaCar?
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by Quanttek 10y ago
Your questions are partially answered in the FAQ: - From the german FAQ (the english is missing a sentence there): "What does the funding consist of? Each project will be funded for 6 months at most, and with a maximum amount of 30,000
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by Quanttek 10y ago
Not even Google/Apple take such a large cut and they catually provide more value to their value-creators and they also don't try to sell themselves as altruistic
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by Quanttek 10y ago
Of course, Crash Course oversimplifies a lot and that is to be expected, but I would still avoid the philosophy courses. I mean ffs Hank makes a mistake in the first 12 seconds of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by Quanttek 10y ago
They are indirectly set. Look at the table in the Wikipedia article. There are clear goals for a reduction in CO2 emissions and to achieve that coal has to be phased out
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by Quanttek 10y ago
I remember reading somewhere, that the DAO was basically hastly coded under pressure, without any QA or security audit, so that explains things
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by Quanttek 11y ago
The thing is, it's just a network. It's not an institution by itself doing all the work, just a platform for investigative journalists from different outlets to work together. Do you think that Hotel owner in Bavaria was, just bec
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by Quanttek 11y ago
With over 200000 shell companies created, you can be pretty sure not every shell company is involved in illegal activity. In fact, it's perfectly legal to create them, though the majority of their use cases is illegal. That still doesn
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by Quanttek 11y ago
That article is bullshit. Yes, we can't access the raw data - true, but understandable. The editor in-chief of the SZ says they are still working on it and will expose more and more "in waves", often getting statements from t
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“The gospel of doubt” – SXSW opening keynote by Casey Gerald(sxsw.com)
2 points by Quanttek 11y ago|0 comments
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by Quanttek 11y ago
Relevant: > According to a 2008 decision by the German Constitutional Court, remote access to a citizen's computer is permissible only if there is life-threatening danger or suspicion of criminal activity against the state.
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by Quanttek 11y ago
Well, but couldn't you just don't offer any support? If you would publish it on Github, you could just 'unwatch' it and maybe let the community support itself. Of course, bug reports and contributions are nice, so you co
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“You won’t read about this in the media, but…”(medium.com)
2 points by Quanttek 11y ago|0 comments
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by Quanttek 11y ago
But they don't try to convince you M is a human. Indeed the opposite. So it would be rather stupid to add typos to an AI, when you want people to see it as an AI
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“7 Days Germany” – “DIE ZEIT” compiled a list of attacks on refugees from 1 week(translate.google.de)
3 points by Quanttek 11y ago|0 comments
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by Quanttek 11y ago
It's not like the Google designers didn't try to - alteast partially - mitgate the perceived space. For whatever reason they didn't. But, atleast in my humble opinion, her kerning is way better.The 'gle' doesn'
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Safe Harbour Declared Invalid in Europe: Tech Giants' Data-Sharing Under Threat(forbes.com)
2 points by Quanttek 11y ago|1 comments
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by Quanttek 11y ago
Also: Just because the publishing media has one of those apps, it doesn't mean that one of their writers can't express his dislike for those apps. If anything it proves that he has a certain independence from the business facing
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by Quanttek 11y ago
It should fit. Here's a fast and dirty mockup: https://i.imgur.com/eC1Yjgi.png

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