TrainedMonkey

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   by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

   I think it is much simpler than you described. Investing in Musk would drive technology up. Technology is great multiplier, if you have infrastructure to multiply it with. Investing in Gates would drive up quality of life and help to build
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   by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

   It appears that men labeled as genius were simply men of high charisma capable of convincing and inspiring others.
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   by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

   Drunk 2048 clone idea - as time goes on probability your move will be replaced with a random move grows. For example: after 2 seconds: [0, 1, 0, 0]* => [0.1, 0.8, 0.1, 0] after 4 seconds: [0, 1, 0, 0] => [0.15, 0.6, 0.15, 0.05] after
4. 934.▲
   by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

   Moreover you have a game field of 19 positions and require 14 of them to be filled in order allowing simple combination to 16384. In a game with 6 degrees of freedom this might be challenging. (1 + 2 + 4 + 8) + (16 + 32 + 64 + 128) + (256 +
5. 935.▲
   by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

   As in other derivatives three side strategy works pretty well. In this game that translates to awed key combination with top being accumulation direction.
6. 936.▲
   by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

   Udacity has a model in which every class is self paced and they have not deleted a single one since uploading them.
7. 937.▲
   by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

   Both coursera and udacity have amazing courses on crypto. Udacity: https://www.udacity.com/course/cs387 Coursera crypto I: https://www.coursera.org/course/crypto Coursera crypto II: https:/&
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   by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

   In mice: "SirT3 is essential across short-term sleep loss to maintain metabolic homeostasis, but in extended wakefulness, the SirT3 response is missing. After several days of shift worker sleep patterns, LC neurons in the mice began to
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   by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

   TL:DR allegations that ISI (Pakistani intelligence service) was heavily supporting extremist Taliban up to at least 2007. It is implied ISI lost control of at least part of the movement in 2007. "After years of nurturing jihadists to f
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    I got few questions: Do we have any kind of recovery plan from this? As I understand almost all electronics would be deep fried, including machinery used in factories that make electronics we need to replace. Would impact be localized to pa
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    If you need text only bitcoin identifier why not use "btc" as everybody else does.
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    This clearly violates rule of least astonishment, however as Linus says: "we do not break userspace".
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    This is more or less simple Bayesian logic. There is an explanation of every claim Newsweek made (explaining away). At the same time we have a lot more evidence of Dorian not being Satoshi. I just think that probability we would have observ
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    Article reminded me of the quote: "Experience is something that we get right after we needed it most" People can experience all kinds of things, acts of kindness, cruelty, logic, and compassion are some of them. As you gain experi
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    As a general principle I will agree with probability statement, however I would like to note that given the evidence we have it might be smaller than one in eight billion. That is, provided satoshi is not dead, randomly chosen living human
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    Even better, restrict algorithms to certain amount of CPU time. If you want to do more advanced stuff you can buy more computational time per cycle.
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    This reads like it has an assumption that people's programming ability is some hidden constant that gets compared. In reality it depends a lot on the task, motivation, current physical health, and mental exhaustion.
18. 948.▲
    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    Why not hard limit amount of time people's algorithms can spend?
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    I think you are missing the point as well. People will not start watching movie at the same time. When one person is almost done another just begins the movie, thus as long as there are few initial seeds and healthy interest in the movie it
20. 950.▲
    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    Compared to US sure. Compared to some countries that pay you to go to secondary school not so much.
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    Worse for whom? This is actually wonderful for amazon shareholders as it demonstrates that amazon finally started to think about generating some serious cash surplus. All that said I have no amazon stock and I am a prime user, so I feel you
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    Is this openvpn based solution? I am looking for something that could bypass bluecoat...
23. 953.▲
    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    Article looks sensationalist without any concrete details, however I will reserve my judgement and wait for more information before condemning either party.
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    Depends on a car.
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    Code linked in 2 and 3 looks like VB. Link 3 gives overview of how it works.
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    "ARPAnet is the quintessential computer network. It was originally called “the Intergalactic Computer Network” and ultimately became known as simply “the Internet”." Awesome, I did not know that.
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    While element of luck is involved, I hardly think getting caught is random. I think a lot depends on preparations and profile you keep.
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    Would require repatriation of money.
29. 959.▲
    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    Here is how: whenever login happens from PC with not correct/current cookies, unknown IP, or whatever other indicator send an email with link to login page. Unless email is compromised link should point to real Google login. Unless att
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    by TrainedMonkey 13y ago

    Given that: 1. Some publicly traded companies have been sued for not maximizing shareholder value. 2. Not utilizing all of tax exempt vehicles provided to them could be counted as not maximizing shareholder value, unless of course there is