TheLostOne

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by TheLostOne 9y ago
I never gamble. I know next time is black.
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by TheLostOne 9y ago
90% of lawyers do are not top notch defence lawyers. Most of lawyers work in companies and do NDA work.
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by TheLostOne 9y ago
No it's five years. As the internet changed everything in 10 years, mobile internet changed everything in 5 years. Change will come rapidly not slow. Also if you're a lawyer "An AI just beat top lawyers at their own game&quot
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by TheLostOne 9y ago
No the argument is: A. No cars, clean air! B. Don't do this, economy will crash A. Doesn't scare me, economy will crash either way, keeping cars will not prevent a crash.
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by TheLostOne 9y ago
No, during the industrial revolution jobs were mostly created. This was at the same time the agricultural sector lost most jobs. With industry 2.0 and people being replaced, these moved into the service industry. Now the service industry is
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by TheLostOne 9y ago
Economy will crash in the next 5 years either way with mass replacement of people by AI (call centers, taxi drivers, truck drivers, ...). Edit: Plus German car industry will crash either way because most people work not in building cars, bu
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by TheLostOne 9y ago
As a German who never owned a car (have driver license 30+ years) and never will, hurray! Next: Petrol cars please. Costs for cities would decrease a lot [1], room for bicycles would increase, noise would drop to a level which can't be
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by TheLostOne 9y ago
https://twitter.com/gva_watcher
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by TheLostOne 9y ago
More than deserved.
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by TheLostOne 9y ago
With the web and requests the default would look to be parallel for most developers. The container runtime (Ruby, Python, Java) just abstracts away the parallelism on different cores.
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by TheLostOne 9y ago
We have three sectors, agriculture, industry and service. Technology has replaced people in agriculture, at the same time industry jobs exploded. Most people were shifted. Technology has replace people in industry, but there were services t
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System Shock reboot that raised $1.3M on Kickstarter is now on ‘hiatus’(polygon.com)
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