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by autokad 9y ago
@rmcpherson I am not defending MOND or attacking dark matter. I am stating based on what they have said, it doesnt make sense unless they provide some basis on why its problematic for MOND
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by autokad 9y ago
> "you would not expect to see any galaxies that behave like galaxies with no dark matter" you miss my point entirely, your explanation is around an assumption of dark matter. You are not saying this galaxy behaves in such a w
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by autokad 9y ago
I dont know much about it, but that may not necessarily be the case. Lets assume dark matter does not exist and the people talking about it believe it does. It could be that the people describing it are only describing it through the lens
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by autokad 9y ago
it sounds like the cities should be forced to buy them back at the price they sold them
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by autokad 9y ago
i think you forget how locked in people thought blackberry was.
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by autokad 9y ago
the O365 argument reminds me of when people said blackberry would never go away
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by autokad 9y ago
maybe for a bit until the fed plays economy / wage growth wack a mole by raising interest rates. one of their main decisions for raising rates is they see inflation in wage growth. call me cave man, but i think its kind of sick.
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by autokad 9y ago
when you account for taxes in everything (not just income taxes), I think taxes are pretty much everyone's biggest expense. then housing
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by autokad 9y ago
> And honestly I don't think any significant amount of people search Google images wanting Pinterest results. My guess is, Since search is Google's wheel house, they had this discussion, looked at the data, and found that many
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by autokad 9y ago
I get that way about my models in machine learning. after a while I am like ok, let me tear everything down and make a fresh start with some really simple models
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by autokad 9y ago
yeah, i remember (early 2ks?) practically every woman had one it felt
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by autokad 9y ago
Would you want a Mickey Mantle rookie card or a flawless counterfeit? I have a feeling you want the former
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by autokad 9y ago
i loved hulu, but it did a lot of things to make me leave the platform and not look back. - I was watching a tv show, they aired the season finally commercial during the show and spoiled the whole season for me. - they switched to some weir
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by autokad 9y ago
> "wage slave milennials who will never own a home or have a opportunity to accumulate wealth." not with the way they spend it. i graduated in '02 with 35k dept, couldn't find work till '05. started off at 29k
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by autokad 9y ago
I am not great with grammar, however I think its always supposed to be capitalized. that being said, i dont read too much into it in a hn post. Its sort of random for me, depends how tired my fingers are to leave the home keys
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by autokad 9y ago
nice article although its sad you couldn't get recognized for the value you were adding. I am not good at wording things, but here goes: I didn't see you call it out directly, but I also find employees are discriminated by projec
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by autokad 9y ago
there is a yoga position like it. i have always squatted that way, so its easier for me than most. not sure where it came from, but if i am waiting in line, instead of standing there i drop to the 3rd world squat
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by autokad 9y ago
> "Yes, Starbucks is expensive, but you're not going to go bankrupt drinking their coffee." I observed people spending 5$ both morning and lunch/day, but for arguments sake stick to 1/day. thats roughly 1300$&#x
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by autokad 9y ago
i grew up poor, and it was frustrating to see the stupid mistakes my family and people around me would make over, and over, and over. then people like the researchers in this article say infuriating things like 'their bad decisions ar
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by autokad 9y ago
they are two completely different skill sets, and i think on some level you must know that, or have no idea what coding is. Not just different, but orthogonal. When one is good at one, they tend to be worse at the other.
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by autokad 9y ago
well charts/graphs delivered to management is an entirely different skill set / topic. slack/emails/comments is a different story. i myself would be happy to see any documentation, and something more than: # this funct
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by autokad 9y ago
@ryandrak "irregardless" is a word
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by autokad 9y ago
when a manager complains about oral/written communication they are NOT talking about how you spell things. its things like properly alerting them when issues arise, not being to terse yet not overly wordy emails, knowing what topics
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by autokad 9y ago
that ("90% of people tend to consider themselves above-average") can mathematically be true if you have a skewed distribution. suppose that 90% of drivers have no accidents at all, while the other 10% have 10 accidents per year. T
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by autokad 9y ago
thats a good point, what about random fonts per character? sucks when you get a wingding, but hey
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by autokad 9y ago
#1, who cares if its relatively low cost for a space station. it just matters whether its costly or not, which it is. 2 billion is ~20% of nasa's budget. > "It's budget has been less than $2B/year consistently for a
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by autokad 9y ago
> "but it's running costs are relatively small" its my understanding that its not small. 92 billion over 19 years? also, if its so cheap, why doesn't other countries want to put up reasonable $$
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by autokad 9y ago
if you ever had your milk go splat on the pavement after it went right through your plastic bag, then yeah, its not enough.
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by autokad 9y ago
> "The industry maliciously amplifies our innate tendency to find a "one-fits-all" solution. The bogeyman " No no no no. the industry reacted to government intervention (bad intervention, as usual). the industry did
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by autokad 9y ago
its my understanding that common core math is of the theology that its more important to learn how to think than to solve the question. its also important to understand that if a kid uses 'the old way' to solve a question, they do

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