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by _8j50 3y ago
I feel like people just don't know how to deal with trollish people like elon or trump, best you can do is ignore them and they lose the one thing they live for: attention.
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AI can do good art but not perfect (subjectively) art which requires that human touch of listening to the client and understanding emotional impact desired. I would guess graphic artists would have to be part prompt engineers who spend most
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Teslaphoresis (2016)(innovationtoronto.com)
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Was their telecom government operated? Why would the government decide budget if they don't operate the company but merely own it like a shareholder would? To your point and my USPS analogy, the head of USPS trump appointed is still at
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by _8j50 3y ago
Hear me out: Privatize all ISPs and run them USPS style (gov owned, non-gov board operated). Not just email but the internet is more vital than USPS, there is a reason it was never made fully private. New ISPs should still be allowed like f
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by _8j50 3y ago
Cool. > a black hole doesn't have to have any rotation at all. How about the gravity or hawking radiation it emanates. I am actually surprised that matter falling into a blackhole isn't whirlpooling around it.
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But the best and most successful do #1 well and use the results from it to exaggerate or emphasise their work. Spend the first 60-70% of your day on the latter and the rest+afterwork doing work. I hate homework with passion and never unders
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by _8j50 3y ago
You can say it is neccesary, but presenting achievements is performance, therefore performative. Powerpoint theatrics are not a bad thing, unless you spend most if your time on it.
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https://www.spaywall.com/search/https://www.sfchronicle.com/... Worked for me
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I've wondered how blackholes have a similar 2d shape as with hurricanes and whirlpools where the center is empty. What if the inside of a blackhole is devoid of all things including spacetime, although that doesn't make good scif
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by _8j50 3y ago
I don't wanna stoke anyone's ego. But there are people whose work I've used or refernced many times that pop up on HN and comment or post. Not always with a ton of karma either.
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They write comments and even chat, not every successful person is arrogant or considers themselves above even talking to regular people.
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Computers are glorified abacus.
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Like others I rarely pay attention to the username, except all the "famous" people on HN you just can't miss when they are posting. But I think you mean psuedonimyze? Because you can easily tell who is posting using stylometr
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by _8j50 3y ago
No need to be sorry, I am here for the discourse. For the record, i am just stating my view, I don't think I know better than you.
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> common law, but one of the issues this has caused is that natural or “God-given” law is at odds with the separation of church and State Not true at all. The "modern" understanding of separation is what is at odds with the ori
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Universal agreement is not required, that's why wars happen to resolve most fundamental disagreements like this. A human right is a right humans enjoy for no other reason than being a human. Despite my first paragraph, certain things l
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Well, I am glad someone is doing research in this area. Powerapps are one of those things I hope I never have to deal with in a security incident. The logging and access control is messy but the underlying implementation uses normal azuread
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by _8j50 3y ago
Most people I talk to haven't, even scifi fans. But it had it's viewership in its time and a following in certain circles now.
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> Our child has a deep fear of failure that has prevented them from moving forward with learning particular skills What I am saying is actually in-line with your approach of encouraging them to overcome that fear. My disagreement is when
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I actually liked Atlantis best, it was really nice to see the human expedition in a different galaxy. You don't see intergalactic travel even in mainstream scifi that often.
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by _8j50 3y ago
Reddit and imgur are not mainstream like say facebook and twitter. Perfectly fine if you don't like it. I was like you though, loved the Stargate movie, didn't get SG1 after like one episode so decided I didn't like it. Much
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Stargate is the perfect space scifi series, even better than starwars, startrek and the expanse. The best part of it is it takes part in our time and universe. Unfortunately, not many have even heard of it. I also like how it is scientists
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by _8j50 3y ago
Mostly agree with what you said, looks like you also got downvotes though. The current sentiment is robbing kids of being able to accomplish things and be proud of themselves. Like many things, extremes are easy and the lazy advocate for on
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> I'm nearly desperately hoping you really mean to say, "effort is useless and wasteful if they fail and then quit out of frustration " , or something like that (and that would also be horrible advice, just not quite as i
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I am ok with the general sentiment here. But the author thinks making 200k, taking selfies, paid internships and a bunch of other normal stuff for some reason is things only rich people do? Reads very us vs them classist bullshit. The peopl
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I have seen little evidence that there is such thing as natural ability, except in rare cases such as actual geniuses, where the elasticity of the brain cannot adapt to develop that ability. An important lesson children should be taught as
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Yes there is, that's the whole point actually
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Discipline is the most valuable and precious thing a parent can give their child. They did good but ideally, the ban would not be a mere removal of ipads and electronics but developing trust with them and teaching them to resist the temptat
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I agree that I don't like it but can anything with the support of the plurality if americans by definition be anti-american? Maybe anti-democratic since the proper way is a constitutional amendment, but even that is a stretch since by

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