TravelAndFood

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by TravelAndFood 8y ago
Maybe? The point of the system is to profit/ensure no default/etc. So if the system determined criticism actually did make you more likely to default, sure. If not, no.
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by TravelAndFood 8y ago
"Authorization" answers "does the entity have permission to access the requested resource?" "Authentication" is "is the entity is who it says it is?" "Entity logging in" is an example of aut
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by TravelAndFood 8y ago
It seems "Suppose there were a technology X which was going to be invented eventually" is not a very powerful constraint because on a long enough time span, every possible technology is invented. So, this argument explains everyth
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by TravelAndFood 8y ago
As a native English speaker who has passable Spanish, I think the main hurdle, which I guess wouldn't be called a "complexity", of learning Spanish to a high level is understanding native speakers in natural conversation give
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by TravelAndFood 8y ago
"...they suspected that employing nouns (“I am in favour of the removal of settlers”), rather than verbs (“I am in favour of removing settlers”), to convey support for policy positions would have a calming effect." This article is
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by TravelAndFood 8y ago
Thanks. Just added "Godel, Escher, Bach" to my reading list.
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by TravelAndFood 8y ago
Cool quote from the beginning section "Computing Sidebar: LISP": "The machine at the bottom of your consciousness is a strange loop. Having a look at this strange loop is a lot more fun than reading about it." Awesome. G