auganov

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by auganov 10y ago
Well, you can get a baby, it will absolutely need you :)
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by auganov 10y ago
The preexisting conditions ban is what messes up the math of affordable healthcare. Or any minimum coverage provisions for that matter. Either you'll pay for it anyways in subsidies or it's going to effectively outlaw health insur
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by auganov 10y ago
Well unless proven otherwise I'd just assume it wasn't meant to be particularly political/strategic and leave it at that. The only potential "anti-Trump move" angle I can see is it directly empowers the intelligence
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by auganov 10y ago
VR, like watching TV or playing video games is competing with everything else for "attention". It doesn't even have to come close in emulating the full range of experiences of our world. And I say that as a person who thinks
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by auganov 10y ago
It's interesting how the mainstream embraced the AI/automation/no jobs hysteria, but VR optimism (and anxiety) seems to be more fringe. If VR lives up to the hype we can have a future with no jobs, less income[0] and yet stil
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by auganov 10y ago
A cat nanny.
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by auganov 10y ago
So you did get an offer from 1? 1 in 10 is not that bad?
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by auganov 10y ago
Are you sure? My understanding is that this connectome has been rather unfruitful in explaining its behavior.
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by auganov 10y ago
I hate to be dismissive but if it's your entire equity and you want low-risk just settle for the "boring" stuff. And get on with your life. You don't want to keep thinking about that money. You won't beat the market
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by auganov 10y ago
How did they find out?
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by auganov 10y ago
She's got a great youtube channel by the way. One of my favorite. https://www.youtube.com/user/FoundMyFitness/
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by auganov 10y ago
Which in turn, could mean people being incentivized to make all sorts of globally nonoptimal choices. Won't be surprised if that's the beginning of an "end" for China.
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by auganov 10y ago
You're just making the assumption that the behaviour you observed must represent what's taught in Business school. I think it's just hard to get fired for taking the easy way out.
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by auganov 10y ago
As much as one can criticize formal Business education, that's just not accurate. The operational side is not the main focus or even covered in depth. Pretty much every Business curriculum will start with a firm denunciation of Taylori
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by auganov 10y ago
Pretty much the other way around here. I don't know anyone who uses Instagram to directly socialize with friends. Not that many even have it. While snapchat is ubiquitous below a certain age threshold. I've never seen scandalous c
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by auganov 10y ago
Actually, there's also the EU-wide DIRECTIVE 1999/44/EC that provides similar protections.
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by auganov 10y ago
Good idea, but not sure the Q&A format is the best. A compendium/wiki-like site linking theoretical concepts to applications is more fitting.
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by auganov 10y ago
I'd like to see the data for people below 25. It's unclear how much of that distribution is due to adoption lag.
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by auganov 10y ago
Both can be true. Figuring out poorly explained technologies is still indicative of a certain kind of aptitude or proficiency.
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by auganov 10y ago
I have certainly not interpreted it the way you have. I don't question the Islamic world's disavowal of ISIS. I understand radicalism and extremism not to be ISIS but the general illiberalism and yes, unfortunately, in case of ant
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by auganov 10y ago
I certainly agree but there's only as many people of Muslim ancestry that do actively identify as Muslim, want a reform of Islamic thought and are able to safely speak out. Kurds are certainly Muslim, but you don't really see them
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by auganov 10y ago
I'm very sorry that I don't have citations handy [0]. But there are studies that explored affecting one's propensity to do what they rationally believe to be right. The common theme of these studies has been that feeling obse
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by auganov 10y ago
His core opposition is to introducing breaking changes under the same namespace. SemVer is the leading scheme that sanctifies such practice.
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by auganov 10y ago
Such a weird article. It's written as if he already had a large following and got on to monetize it. But it looks like a fresh account and in the end, he failed to gain any real momentum. Which goes to show that establishing genuine ra
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by auganov 10y ago
Quantity changes the quality here. IPv6 address space being so large, we can afford to give everyone a virtually infinite number of addresses. Which in turn enables everything to be globally routable. I never cared about IPv6 much. Once I g
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by auganov 10y ago
And unprotected keys while we're at it.
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by auganov 10y ago
The non-gimmicky hardware is usually outside of the holiday-gift price point. Like say YC's http://www.doublerobotics.com/ , I actually eyed it for a holiday gift, but 3000$ is a bit too much. I spent a large chunk of
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by auganov 10y ago
I don't see how they'd invest so much money as to have a significant impact on their bottom line. I'm guessing that even at 0 revenue Zuck would still want to be in China. It's a long-term strategic play for him.
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by auganov 10y ago
I'm guessing they got an exclusive on that one. Want to ramp up the PR machine before delivering the goods. They'll drop it when everyone's excited enough. I doubt they care about privacy, the whole point of their service is&
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by auganov 10y ago
Explain the irony?

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