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admiral33
6y ago
Good point. Limited hangout?
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I think that crying "fake news" and theorizing about conspiracies are a desperate attempt to call out and see past the simulacra. An example of simulacra would be Keeping up With the Kardashians - a representation of someone else&
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A good CS program will touch on FizzBuzzesque questions early on as part of one of the introduction to programming classes, and in later classes do a deep dive on algorithms and their efficiency in pseudocode or real code. I guess it's
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6y ago
Thank you for that Lincoln quote. I went to a very diverse University (Upstream, Red Team) and one of the hunches I've walked away with is that at the core of prejudice is a missing friend on the other side.
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I'm just getting out of school (last round of finals coming up) and I've got several ideas bouncing around. I've also taken to putting them down in diary/journal (originally just started as aimlessly sticking hundreds of
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7y ago
I hear this a lot, but isn't evolution trial/error? Just because we can say it's not in an organism's evolutionary interest to evolve a certain way, doesn't mean it won't "try" it - at any stage in it
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7y ago
"The people who should be the most scared of redistribution systems like this are the ones who want to look out for the interests of the little guys." - Interesting, can you elaborate?
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I think it's simple. The US postal service uses postal inspectors to try and identify packages containing narcotics[0], and yet we don't make them liable for the packages they miss. Any attempt to moderate undesirable content on a
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7y ago
How does this compare to uranium mining?
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7y ago
Also interested, maybe if this takes off it will push advertisement infrastructure closer to hardware?
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7y ago
You are underestimating the massive amounts of layoffs that have been happening in the past week and a half. That's the market dying. It's not just stocks. If valuation goes down, that usually means less revenue coming in, which m
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Agree and disagree. Memorizing these will do very little. On the other hand having an aggregate list of topics that you should know that you use to point you in the direction of further learning could be useful. Like a table of contents for
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7y ago
Natural language and non verbal communication are difficult. I have found that it can be especially difficult for some technically minded people such as yourself, while some people seem to do it effortlessly. I give this advice freely to my
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7y ago
On tangent. Rome is the capital of Italy.
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Judith Butler has spent a good portion of her career exploring this concept from a non tech third wave feminist view point, and I have found her work to be incredibly insightful and applicable to many discussions outside of feminism as well
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This means that if we wanted to communicate reliably with up and coming extraterrestrial lifeforms, we would need to maintain older forms of communication, and that extraterrestrial civilizations that are ahead of us, that want to be talked
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7y ago
There's a theory out there that our perception is remote, and DMT is life's API.
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That tension is addressed in the Bill of Rights. And personally the first amendment is something that I believe every US citizen should individually accept responsibility for.
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That's exactly what OP's sarcasm is implying.
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7y ago
Yeah that's something I'd see as many doctors and specialists as it takes to find an answer for.
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7y ago
We could make a shoe that shifts water around in the sole over time.
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7y ago
Bad handwriting.
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7y ago
2035 everybody must speak in grammatically incorrect sentences to avoid being sued by the algorithm.
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7y ago
Speak for yourself my fourth birthday was the best.
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7y ago
Sounds like you've never been to a dinner party.
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7y ago
It's a cash grab for many people. On the other hand it feels like a kodak moment. Digital currency just feels like a natural progression for the world. It doesn't have a military backing it though. This makes me think that the mos
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Should International Paper be liable if an extremist writes down their ideas? Should the US postal service be liable if they mail it to their friends? The US postal service uses dogs to find drugs in the mail, and yet we don't charge t
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It is clear that this was first written without reference to outside sources as an opinion piece, then the sources were later found and injected into the article in the form of hyperlinks.
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So you suggest taking power away from CEOs, putting into the hands of the government (effectively making it the CEO) which has police, military, and prisons? That is how you get a dictator. Between CEOs and governments, which has a histor
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If it winds up in a landfill consider that a success.
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