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by bawana 5y ago
Why should the federal government unilaterally regulate US big tech and do it openly? Do they want to trigger massive wastes of money in commissions to analyze the problem, hiring consultants to generate reams of bs, legal fees, etc. It wo
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by bawana 5y ago
I am still waiting for silicon valley to 'disrupt' research. Places like https://www.the-odin.com/ look scary at first blush. But if you've ever worked in a molecular biology lab, you know how competition, FO
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by bawana 5y ago
I can make you hate what you love by making you do it too much and too fast. No matter what you love to do, if you put yourself in a situation where someone else’s job depends on your performance - where you have responsibility but not auth
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by bawana 5y ago
How timely. Just finished watching 'startup' on netflix. Wouldn't be ironic if 'some company' started a darknet for their apps.
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by bawana 5y ago
They are using MY echo, MY bandwidth, MY data. Why should I give it to them for free? I am going offline with a raspberry pi picovoice. I get all the functionality of voice control without the sewage that comes with today's internet.
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by bawana 5y ago
ever since Nvidia saw how much people were willing to pay for GPUs, the whole world has gone crazy and is finding ways to manufacture scarcity.
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by bawana 6y ago
The unspoken fact is that the people who make the decisions about adopting EHR are very conscious that 'he who controls the information, controls the reimbursement'. There is no way on this planet that a hospital will hand over it
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by bawana 6y ago
ubiquiti dream machine with a ap ac pro?
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by bawana 6y ago
The way monetary policy is implemented dates from the 1930s when banks' main business was lending money to businesses and people to build stuff. That money went directly to the hands of people who used it to buy tangible goods and real
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by bawana 6y ago
Seems like another failure of machine learning at scale.
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by bawana 6y ago
mac tutor was a great magazine - got into the real nuts and bolts under the mac hood
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by bawana 6y ago
Does CERN create a magnetic anomaly when the LHC spins up?
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by bawana 6y ago
So when will all the politicians drown?
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by bawana 6y ago
All Greek immigrants have spoken Greenglish for decades. Sentences were usually a mix of Greek and English in my youth. This forced me to be right brained and assign meaning to words through imagery. I still visualize a lot and in fact it c
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by bawana 6y ago
So then the only recourse is for you to produce 10 cloned apps of YOUR own app-each w a different color, font, and language. Well maybe a hundred clones? each for a different geographical location? Since you own all of them, you would swamp
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by bawana 6y ago
There should be more incentives to keep businesses small. That way there wont be an incentive to 'grow for money'. The little guy has a disproportionate amount of struggle.
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by bawana 6y ago
No businesses with >200 employees should be allowed to exist.
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by bawana 6y ago
so does mean that linked in is now a useful collection of targets?
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by bawana 6y ago
Please clarify for me the part about the set exec command. You create n workers but you pass the whole image size to each. Why isn’t the image size divided by the number of workers?
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by bawana 6y ago
The ghost of Steve Jobs is everywhere. That virus finds host in the dark corners of everyone's suffering and can only be expiated by sacrifice of others.
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by bawana 6y ago
The ghost of Steve Jobs is everywhere there. The stories and myths mutate and multiply. That virus finds host in the dark corners of suffering that most people have and their only expiation is to inflict it.
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by bawana 6y ago
Interesting it is that our civilization is becoming more sensitive to smaller perturbations the larger it gets and the better information flow it achieves
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by bawana 6y ago
If you believe the many worlds interpretation of qm then there is a much simpler explanation. To better explain it I will return to Abbott’s flatland. Consider a flat universe. Consider an imaginary grid on it that represents the ‘curvature
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by bawana 6y ago
came here hoping to find someone bragging about their newegg bot than can beat scalpers.....alas...i think newegg is botting their own website with an api we do not have access to...and then resells the cards on amazon....plausible deniabi
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by bawana 6y ago
water or cpus or gpus.....it's all the same....secondary markets only allow abuse, not 'fair access'
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by bawana 6y ago
water or cpus or gpus.....it's all the same....secondary markets only allow abuse, not 'fair access'
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by bawana 6y ago
If gravity is simply the curving of space caused by matter, why must there be 'dark matter'? Why cant there be something else that bends space? Or who says space is homogeneous and flat-why cant there be 'bubbles' of pos
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by bawana 6y ago
thanks again internet. some unknown intelligence, ironically named, wnoise, is confirming my intuition. That a plane is the result of two intersecting 3d volumes in a 4d space. And 'our' 3d space (where the meat lives) is the inte
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by bawana 6y ago
That's why I ask how to formally describe this problem. It's too 'squishy' to say two 3d spaces intersecting at an angle in a 4d space. I thought perhaps I could use time to untangle this visualization-defining a solid a
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by bawana 6y ago
If a point is the intersection of two lines, and a line is the intersection of two planes, then what structures intersect to give a plane? Two 3D spaces? And so the intersection of 2 4D spaces should give a 3D space? How do I express these

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