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Wait till you take a look at CSS grid https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/complete-guide-grid/
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Haha. This reads like an Onion article. Utter nonsense. That this was published by Fast Company has knocked down their credibility for me a few notches. The prerequisite for committing such a crime is having a gun. If you have a gun then yo
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Player Entity Class from the Game Celeste
(github.com)
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A movie’s quality will always be criticized in he context of the culture it’s viewed in. Objective quality is not the most relevant metric in art.
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How would they know it changed ownership?
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Reminds me of His Master's Voice by Lem. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/His_Master%27s_Voice_(novel) It goes beyond the medium. Humanity could receive a schematic for an extinction device and wouldn't know it
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Relevant quote from the article: >"I can't imagine driving the Mercedes into the employee lot while everyone around me that worked just as hard, or harder got nothing. I would feel like such a jerk. It's quite telling abou
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Is a theoretical sonic weapon more likely than poisoning though?
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I believe the argument is that these traits aren’t exactly indications of effective leadership but are being selected for because they are indications of masculinity and work with an inherent bias that men are good leaders, which in turn re
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Exclusionary criteria aside, working in an office that’s actually a gym with weight training grunts and barbells clanking seems like it would get annoying real fast.
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Relevant article: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/01/saudis-oger-dismissed...
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Perhaps a bit too hyperbolic, heh.
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I'm not trolling at all. I'm not talking about cutting and running. I'm saying it's arrogant and out of touch to think that if you're teaching Microsoft Word on a chalkboard the best use of $100 is buying a computer
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Why would he buy hardware at all?
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Why not just send him $100?
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Well, it's a bit disappointing that this patent explains more of a high-end Hololens than the fiber-scan displays they were pitching in 2015. Excited to see how raising almost $2 billion pre-revenue turns out.
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But you have moved mass.
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Any accompanying software tech to mitigate the latency issues?
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I feel any step towards decentralization is a good one and I there will always be a group of creators who will push that boundary and believe that it is their duty to do so. There will also be those that will adopt it especially as the stat
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Totally.
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I believe this is only decentralized in intent and not actuality. This runs on top of Blockstack and after reading their Token whitepaper, particularly the section regarding the governance of the protocol... [1] Initially the stakeholder
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I do get a sense of p-value massaging after paging through the appendices.
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I feel your comment is politically tinged. This is far from a superfluous topic of study. It's similar to the study where patient outcomes are more positive during medical conferences.
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I don't believe it's that absolute. Senior enough engineers do have opportunities to transfer themselves onto research teams particularly if there's an intent of it being applied and there are papers and patents coming from t
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Universities need to start incentivizing lower down the chain to pump up their graduate level programs. The common understanding is that grad school is hell and this is quite systemic in that the environment pretty much becomes a form of ha
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I don't get how these logging and sending commands to a car use cases benefit in any way from a blockchain as opposed to just having a central server handle it. If anything, having Porsche be responsible for the security of that system
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If you've ever do any game programming you'll be drowning in state machines.
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Having a state control a currency seems to be.
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You can't fold stock certificates and claim you're trading paper airplanes.
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I think this one chart explains the situation succinctly. https://s9.postimg.org/vue47ugq7/image.jpg
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