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If this is true, it spells the end of traditional farming practices and an end to starvation.
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Git isn't going away, so we might as well master it. If you would like to know more about how to manipulate the git graph, take this excellent (and free) training: https://learngitbranching.js.org/ To slowly level up,
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Maybe in retaliation to this "legal" attack on open infrastructure, DNS providers should de-list Sony domains.
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Freeman Dyson didn't think much of Wittgenstein: https://www.youtube.com/embed/byi3vOnVodQ?start=58
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The people who have jobs in zombie firms are fragilizing their careers. If you are just managing a process, your job will be automated. Your leadership won't hesitate to lay you off. If your firm is protected by intellectual property
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Maybe Apple should hire Steve Ballmer, I hear he's available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHVhiybBb1U
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Agreed, and as such the Linux community should counter signal to gain deterrence. If you do this kind of thing and you get caught, a simple apology is not enough: you get banned. It's a kind of a game theoretic approach.
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If I have to get through boring material, like technical manuals or things written in a tedious fashion, I use a text-to-voice synthesizer (balabolka on windows). I have hacked balabolka to use the Cortana voice, and over time I have incre
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Mallory Harris is critiquing Dr. Levit because he is not agreeing with the scientific consensus. She is also holding him accountable for re-interpretations of his twitter stream. If this is true, then anyone with any authority or rank sho
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It could be a marketing campaign paid for by the "greedy rich" to improve the health of the system. American's love celebrities, so if celebrities pay for access, the common American will want what is temporarily denied from
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Python statecharts: https://aleph2c.github.io/miros/html/index.html
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https://archive.vn/JXyMX
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Intelligent life could evolve frequently, even within their model, if you consider panspermia (life transmission via rocks between star systems). The infrequent evolutionary events just have to happen once, then get spread all over the pla
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Here is an article about how the ammonium nitrate ended up there in the first place: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/08/05/beirut-blast-traci... Here is an article about the history of ammonium nitra
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The thing that you can't lose is that spiritual drive that is the engine of your venture. With out it, all is lost, even your mental health. It's hard to predict how life will be when your gamble starts coming up short. It
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I think someone could build an innovative electrical power plant using this technology at Relampago del Catatumbo (Venezuela's everlasting lightning storm): https://www.atlasobscura.com/videos/see-venezuela-s-everl
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Here is Sowell debating someone with the "anointed view" in 1982: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y021WAdUlW8
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Microsoft is playing a different game than YouTube/Google. Microsoft bought Github for 7.5 billion dollars. Github is a website wrapping a git-server; you know Microsoft could have built their own for a lot less money. The didn'
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I was planning on going down to the states (I'm living in BC Canada), the salaries down there are more than 2x what you can get here. It doesn't look like I'll be able to do that now. With this said, this move by your curre
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This reminds me of "Mr. & Mrs. Everywhere" from the book "Stands on Zanzibar" written by John Brunner in 1968.
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Marginal Revolution Vrs Hacker News
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I would take it if it was available to me. The risk of a side effect seems much lower than the risk of catching or spreading the disease to others.
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If he loses this fight, he should bankroll a Linux Phone and an iOS/android-app-to-Linux phone cross compiler.
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$625,000 and free entrance into the witness protection program.
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If what he says is true, it also means that the creative thinking at the graduate level of many American STEM degrees has been limited. My friends who are professors in American Universities tell me that in a lot of their courses, there is
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From the presentation: 1. There was a 4-20 percent chance a bomber would be destroyed in an allied bombing run over Germany in WWII. 2. An American airman would have to fly 25 bombing runs before they could go home.
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"You can either do something, or be someone" -- John Boyd
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Here are the other articles the author has written for Bloomberg: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/authors/ANXbd-tdHWs/stephe... From this list, you can see a theme in his messaging.
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When San Diego Hired a Rainmaker a Century Ago, It Poured
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This could be an extinction level event for the right. They have managed to circumvent the conventional media by going directly to the masses. If social media is mediated by the highly educated, and typically left leaning staff; there wil
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