b4lancesh33t

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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
At some point, sure. But not at the point where you're just doing 50% more than Seattle. Get back to me when your ratio of new units to immigrants is double or triple that of Seattle on a sustained basis. If the price still isn't
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
Then they just aren't building enough. To be sure, if Vancouver added ten million units, vacancy rates would go up. If vacancy rates are staying flat now, that just means the number of units being added now is insufficiently close to t
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
Well, they wouldn't have been literally impossible. Anything that can be done with swap can be done by writing the data to disk and then reading it back. That's all swap is doing.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
No wonder it seems like you can't lose money. Thanks.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
Diagnosing failed windows updated is tough for exactly this reason. The UI doesn't bubble up anything detailed, not even an opaque error number. You have to dig through the log files.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
It picks a random date last year as well.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
There is not generally a right to confidentiality of information you share with a third party. There are a few exceptions (spouses, doctors, lawyers, among others). If party A shares information with party B outside one of these protected r
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
Keep reading the article and you will find out.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
It would also be pretty easy to spot something like that happening. If you see a stock in the Russell 3000 that is substantially less valuable than the distribution's tail would lead you to expect, then somebody is probably fucking wit
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
> None of my closest 100 friends and family bought either product How do you know that?
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
"no adverse effects at all" is not a standard most experimental protocols are held to.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
Isn't Watson known to be somewhat snake-oily? I don't think it's reasonable to transfer assessments based on Watson to Deepmind or any other organization.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
Agreed with everything except the last sentence. Pure capitalism will let some buildings sit idle. But I think many people believe that pure capitalism optimized for things other than human well-being.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
I'm not seeing it. It may not be overall good policy, but it seems like this would induce rental, if perhaps at a lower price. Where is the negative feedback? Care to elaborate?
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
As with many things: it depends on who wants it more. In this case, I think AMD probably cares more.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
You make $160k and cannot get a one bedroom apartment in SF? I don't think the prices are that high.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
This is never going to change and in fact will only get worse, since there is no incentive for website owners (besides quixotic comments on hacker news, which let's face it have approximately zero motivational value). Client side solut
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
But it didn't outperform in 2008. At least not by much.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
I think the author must have meant AOT compiled.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
List of article themes that are played out
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
I don't think the photographer would say that the polar bear should convince anyone that climate change is occurring. Instead, they assume that reasonable people are already convinced, and are trying to demonstrate a reason one should
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
Has anyone in the linked article or in these comments tried to position this video as evidence of climate change? I don't see it if so.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
Don't stress out too much about obvious extensions of known technology.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
Probably. On the other hand, it wasn't five years ago where a majority of randos on the internet thought that AI would never defeat top humans at Go. (Sorry for citing such an unimportant population, but it is the one I'm a part o
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
You cannot any more. There is some kind of piracy protection that prevents it. I tried streaming the marvelous Mrs maisel to Chromecast via fullscreen recently and you can't see any video when you do, only audio.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
Not true. Amazon punishes me every time I want to cast Amazon video to my Chromecast. I think the two situations are quite analogous.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
I feel like goog's best case outcome is everything open. They want amazon to sell their stuff, support their users, and they want to support Amazon too. But when one side is playing hard-ball for years, at some point you have to do som
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
"better to die with money than live without it" as the saying goes. I agree. That's one of my biggest motivators for working hard. That and the challenge and fascination of software. Not ready to ride off into the sunset yet,
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
I love your humility. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
This is the closest thing to true, imo. I'm not trying to say we know nothing about parenting. Beating your children probably leads to worse outcomes than not, for example. However the rest is vulnerable to a host of selection bias iss

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