autokad

90 ms·

931.
by autokad 8y ago
make it easier for renters to know how much they will pay in utilities.
932.
by autokad 8y ago
> "The surrounding areas are so hugely populated" I dont think it is? that area is largely unpopulated. hokkaido is t he biggest population center in the area that I can think of, with japan being pretty dense and that area b
933.
by autokad 8y ago
yeah, just a hash table would suffice
934.
by autokad 9y ago
oops :) meant to be sparse
935.
by autokad 9y ago
I sometimes use the share as message feature. Now I rarely share something on my timeine, and my timeline is becoming space as time goes on.
936.
by autokad 9y ago
Its also interesting people are quick to blame social media for polarization. It plays its part, but I think it plays less a role as say shows like john oliver and the daily show. The audience spends 30 minutes having their opinion spit b
937.
by autokad 9y ago
it does go both ways, but drops in housing price also cause the economy to go down. like a lot. This is already a well established fact
938.
by autokad 9y ago
our DNA is private. they should not be able to look at it without a warrant even if someone else slimier to you recklessly throws it in the public domain. Imagine I could read your mind by reading someone else mind. are you ok with me hav
939.
by autokad 9y ago
I dont think thats a good analogy. a better one is your neighbor discarded trash, and your trash is like your neighbors. I personally think privacy laws need to be set up right away. I think it should be illegal, even in cases of national
940.
by autokad 9y ago
funny? when housing markets collapse, the economy goes down and people loose jobs. when you dont have a job, you cant buy a house. one of the many reasons why housing market collapses are not refered to as affordable housing. don't n
941.
by autokad 9y ago
tesla is the poster child for a bubble, so I do not think this alone is evidence as a hit article on tesla. To me, best case scenario is Tesla sells more cars than Ford. What does that mean for the stock? as the case with all stocks with t
942.
by autokad 9y ago
Media can create a bubble, but more often then not they are just chasing it. As far as bubbles cant pop now, well we just had the crypto pop.
943.
by autokad 9y ago
Also a structural recession, which is really hard to cure and there is little the government can do. You got tons of people with skills X, but skills X is not valuable anymore, and they have to learn new skills and basically start their car
944.
by autokad 9y ago
thanks for the clarification, i read it as "its sad they cant do it, whats wrong with them?" kinda way, but what you said is probably what he/she meant
945.
by autokad 9y ago
its kinda sad you think professionals should memorize useless tricks that dont generalize to the profession in order to be considered for a job. The skill takes a long time to practice, and quickly evaporates once you stop doing it. Yet no
946.
by autokad 9y ago
if you need “[First Name]” so it shows up in an UI, you could always do first_name as 'First Name'. But I would say that's still general bad practice. In many cases, you shouldn't be exposing your column names through a
947.
by autokad 9y ago
could you explain how it factors in this case? because I don't think that it does. there may be some 'selection bias', by only including start ups that went on to hire at least one employee, but I am OK with their operational
948.
by autokad 9y ago
I disagree, he wasn't a Napolean, but he was a very good general, and after all Napolean didnt fare well in the end. He was keen and only attached when necessary. Playing the long game against the British that "prolonged the Amer
949.
by autokad 9y ago
> "- Python 3.7 performs about as well as 2.7 with future release expected to be better" are you sure on that? my laptop (2.7 ghz 4 cores, 16gb ram) would fall behind my desktop (3.8 ghz 6 cores, 64 gb ram) because it would be
950.
by autokad 9y ago
> "If called promptly, then there shouldn't be many patients that we can't get to the right care within a suitable timeframe." I worked with stroke centers, doctors, etc in building stroke access systems, and that doe
951.
by autokad 9y ago
> "Yet another data point showing why we need more housing and better public transportation in coastal cities." most big tech companies force people in these areas, and it doesnt have to be that way. furthermore, big tech comp
952.
by autokad 9y ago
I kind of prefer it. my eyes get lost when going to next line in large blocks of text.
953.
by autokad 9y ago
After hurting my neck in the shower, Me calling primary care: The earliest we can see you is next Tuesday Me skipping primary care & going to ER instead: After a 2 hour wait, I get condescendingly asked: why didn't you go to your
954.
by autokad 9y ago
> "will society grant me rights to have derivative forms removed or adjusted too? " I am in favor of no. Imagine I build a gender classification model off public tweets, and then you later delete your twitter account and deman
955.
by autokad 9y ago
keep in mind, 'they think they figured out why roman concrete was so good' many times. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_concrete#See_also "The strength and longevity of Roman marine concrete is unders
956.
by autokad 9y ago
I think its all part of a narrative build up to start censoring people under the justification of stopping things like terrorism and bullying
957.
by autokad 9y ago
one key thing to keep in mind is that blind tests aren't the end all and be all. remember coke kept finding that people who drank coke preferred pepsi in a blind taste test. It turned out because Pepsi was sweater, but people's
958.
by autokad 9y ago
Roman concrete?
959.
by autokad 9y ago
MSN was helped by the integration into the most used email at the time, hotmail. It was still pretty good, you could play mind sweeper on it with your friends, most of my international friends used it. they had a pretty good market penetr
960.
by autokad 9y ago
Was any of that said above? No.

More ›