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by __Joker 6y ago
Will specializing in production and optimized global supply chains would have any effect of neutering the above concern(or may be net win altogether ) ?
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by __Joker 6y ago
True that. It is like cat and mouse. You present a theory and validation and usefulness will come from experimental verification. And some theory comes from unexplainable observations. Michelson–Morley experiment and special theory of relat
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by __Joker 6y ago
Interesting, is there a blog around discussing this in detail ? If not would be kind enough to go more into detail.
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by __Joker 6y ago
Sound similar to autojump. https://github.com/wting/autojump
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by __Joker 7y ago
Yeah, people in SK and Taiwan seems to be more sensible than the people who are partying like there is no tomorrow. On the other note I am kind of bit understanding how climate change can be tough sell. Here the effect of COVID is almost vi
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by __Joker 7y ago
I think most of the world lives pretty close except the US. But problem in rest of the world is not that you can't have schools, clinics, entertainment, shopping in a 15 minutes radius but the problem is finding the desired combination
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The Year in Math and Computer Science(quantamagazine.org)
4 points by __Joker 7y ago|0 comments
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Moral grandstanding: there’s a lot of it about, all of it bad(aeon.co)
2 points by __Joker 7y ago|0 comments
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by __Joker 7y ago
Echo that. I somehow feels this reflects the op's post. We went from blogs to twitter because you know for whatever reasons. Now we are tweeting out blogs as series of threads and using something like ThreaderApp[ https://thr
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The Saga of the Cannibal Ants in a Soviet Nuclear Bunker(atlasobscura.com)
1 points by __Joker 7y ago|0 comments
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Gil’s Collegial Quantum Supremacy Skepticism FAQ(gilkalai.wordpress.com)
3 points by __Joker 7y ago|0 comments
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by __Joker 7y ago
Indeed. One particular argument in Authors Guild, Inc. v. Google, Inc. is about search functionality, which may be little similar. If I understand correctly google books lets search the book. But not sure, if they improved or modeled their
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by __Joker 7y ago
Not sure copyright of a Audio version of a book include to use for other uses such as training models. If this is not mentioned in copyright, I would still assume publisher can a make a strong case about it is used for not the intended purp
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by __Joker 7y ago
True that. But this games some times help you with discoverability. In the sense that, sometimes you might not know if there is a way to do X.
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by __Joker 8y ago
Can anybody explain how this works ? Is it only works for interpreted languages ?
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by __Joker 8y ago
Yes. There is a reason governments should be involved in this. Climate control, environment protection are classic game theory problem. Individual can profit from destroying a little bit of the environment but as a group we lose. Essentiall
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by __Joker 8y ago
Yes, The other information is a job application, at least you can argue that somebody could make a decision based on those information. Whether decision process is just is obviously arguable. If name, age is totally irrelevant to a job, at
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by __Joker 8y ago
I don't get it. Yes, it would be much better if we are able to remove discrimination earlier in life. But this is not a either/or solution between affirmative action and equal opportunity. But if the assumption that positive rei
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by __Joker 8y ago
Actually, commodification of human labor is not new. Have you seen factory worker, dock workers, manual labor. If you are able bodied then you do your work, get your pay and go home. As for human bias, I don't sue how it eliminates the
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by __Joker 8y ago
I don't consume print business news but watch video format. And they do seems to be politically biased. Give an examples I see CNBC tilting towards current administration. If not blatant, in more subtle ways like omission and directing
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by __Joker 8y ago
Again, I am not sure when is the last time vim crashed on my *nix set up. Not trying to sound unreasonable but in this argument of VIM/amp it might not be relevant.
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by __Joker 8y ago
It is very hypocritical of you to ask facts when whole your arguments is based on conjecture. Again, I don't have a problem with releasing information. But timing the release with a coordinated effort to profit from it, it reeks of cor
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by __Joker 8y ago
Not sure which set of free speech you subscribe to but I really doubt WikiLeaks publishing stealing information falls under the definition of US constitution of free speech. It is NOT . I am not sure what publish rights you are talking a
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by __Joker 8y ago
First of all Wikileaks is not a media outlet. But that's not even the point and that's another story. The point is the "timed" the action to purposefully benefit one side and in effect benefit itself, while purporting a
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by __Joker 8y ago
At the end of the day,I think everybody knew or had an idea that how this is going to end. Unfortunately, Assange and in effect WikiLeaks took a political and partisan position, and gave the moral footing for the authorities to that end.
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by __Joker 8y ago
Couple of years back the amount of captcha I have to solve to visit a site was amazing while using the workplace network. Although the CDN I faced most problems with was CloudFlare.
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by __Joker 8y ago
Non native speaker here. Can anybody explain what "books are speculative' means ?
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by __Joker 8y ago
Noob here, when it comes to security and dnssec. Can you provide some information why the article is bad or some other source ? Nothing but for learning purpose.
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by __Joker 8y ago
I am not sure Paul Krugman is scared or politically motivated. One of the strongest argument Paul Krugman makes against bitcoin is about trust. Like, he says dollar has value because US government backs it and you can pay taxes with it. Bas
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The Trolley Problem: the popular meme explained(trolleyproblem.net)
1 points by __Joker 8y ago|0 comments

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