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by ausbah 7y ago
your words are disrespectful and childish
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by ausbah 7y ago
Pandemics aren't really natural disasters are they? A natural disaster is physical phenomena, usually geologically or weather based, like hurricanes, earthquakes, tornados, etc. Recovery time from those types of events isn't very
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by ausbah 7y ago
sorry that isn't what I meant. I was trying to refer to the systemic biases typically found in this algorithms (correctly identifying lighter skinned people over darker skinned people, algorithms learning to use race as a factor in dec
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by ausbah 7y ago
>“People were stealing our Häagen-Dazs. It was a big problem,” he said. He described Clearview as a “good system” that helped security personnel identify problem shoppers. >BuzzFeed News has reported that two other entities, a labor u
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by ausbah 7y ago
what I would to see from twitter is something for "blog" tweets - a "single" tweet spread across 3-30 individual tweets. the structure of individual tweets makes them terribly hard to read, but I feel like I've seen
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by ausbah 7y ago
doing an audit of the DoD still cost over $400M https://www.defensenews.com/pentagon/2018/11/15/heres-what-t...
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by ausbah 7y ago
reddit appears to me to have a lot of crap with the few nuggets in the rough. subs like personalfinance seems to be on net helpful for people, but "cousin" subs like investing are cesspits of grifters and ill informed maniacs
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by ausbah 7y ago
honestly, it the question shouldn't matter. no matter what aging really "is", it is still a universally horrible affliction that leads to nothing but increasing lower qualities of life those who are afflicted by it, and so sh
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by ausbah 7y ago
sounds like you had a tough or not very easy start to life, which isn't great, but saying "screw you" to anyone who wants to improve the system for everyone is just promoting something bad because you had to and to suggest th
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by ausbah 7y ago
it's hard to say that with a straight face when the union doesn't represent their interests
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by ausbah 7y ago
so just because you had it bad, other people shouldn't have it better?
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by ausbah 7y ago
I think creating an AI dungeon master has a wide range of difficulty depending on how open ended the game is intended to be. The more structured and rules based the game is, the easier it is to create a dungeon master - the more free form a
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by ausbah 7y ago
as a college student, what would be the best foods other than ramen, beans, and rice to be stocking up on?
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by ausbah 7y ago
"Natalie Nagele, co-founder and CEO of Wildbit, has heard from other leaders who say it didn't work for them. She says it fails when employees aren't motivated and where managers don't trust employees." I would muse
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by ausbah 7y ago
"Private equity firms increasingly are setting their sights on the security industry due to its rapid and steady growth." I do not trust private equity to main the standards necessary for quality and trustworthy security.
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by ausbah 7y ago
$2.6k per month?? where is that? school owned housing in Cambridge? I don't think I've ever seen prices that high for off campus stuff in the mission hill & Fenway area
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by ausbah 7y ago
oh wow, never thought I'd see a magazine from my school on here! cool!
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by ausbah 7y ago
What exactly is the benefit of having multiple compilers? I'm not well versed in the area, but it seems like having one compiler is better from the perspectives of standardization, having a single way of handling undefined behaviors, e
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by ausbah 7y ago
Regardless of whether or not major consulting groups are actually ever worth the money or as good as their reputation makes them out to be, they're still morally bankrupt organizations that have no issue helping authoritarian regimes,
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by ausbah 7y ago
"One of the odder pitches, in late 2017, was to Paul Nehlen — an anti-Semite and self-described “pro-white” Republican running for Congress in Wisconsin — to use “unconventional databases” for “extreme opposition research,” according t
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by ausbah 7y ago
You're very optimistic to think that by destroying the notion of "gatekeepers of truth", people will simply think critically for themselves. I think most people either don't know how, don't care enough, or have enou
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by ausbah 7y ago
It is sickening but not surprising that these Wall Street & executive types put profits about human suffering & human rights. I wish more countries that claim to have hold human rights as a central value of their county's moral
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by ausbah 7y ago
It probably is the whole point of the article, but chastising the NYT for writing one perspective on a subject to promote an agenda then going and writing another differing perspective promoting a competing agenda is a bit contradictory. Th
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by ausbah 7y ago
Best software practices for safety critical systems seem essential, I don't think it's crazy to think that some sort of regulation or licensing would help enforce those practices.
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by ausbah 7y ago
Sleep, exercise, and proper nutrition won't solve long term sources of stress or depression stemming from environmental settings. Yes they are excellent habits to have, but I'd wager they only make the symptoms of the aforemention
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by ausbah 7y ago
Leeches, everyone of these people are fucking leeches. They don't create value for the greater economy, they only provide profit for themselves at the expense of citizens and governments.
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2020 U.S. census plagued by hacking threats, cost overruns(reuters.com)
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Most people use sites like these to pirate the "swill" you despite so much.
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I mean the guy is literally talking about how smart he was.
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by ausbah 7y ago
The guy sounds like Stephen Wolfram with how casually he strokes his ego by going on and on about all his wonderful intellectual pursuits. His account does bring up the awful-but-rarely-discussed issue how to keep even somewhat "mental

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