blackbrokkoli

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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
That is interesting (especially regarding the comment below citing an even higher age)! But I'm not sure how that converts to the skills you need to have to be an employable Intel worker, which are most certainly a lot different
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
It's weird that the article pulls out statistics that underline Intels wrongdoing (ρ(age, awareness of rights/pay/...) but not the statistics that might be the reason: Older people are less innovative, learn slower and so on
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Well, my sample size is also one: myself. I wouldn't say that Scratch was my gateway to programming, but I played with it a lot in my early teens. In my opinion Scratch is very good, for the following reason: Programming is about achie
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Well, you motivated me to actually get started with something like this - doesn't mean I can actually beat my procrastination, but if, you definetely played a big part in it. So thank you! And if you go back and modernise it, I'm
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Please actually read the law before you try to argue with “as a...“. The fine scales with the violation and it does -surprise- not mean that arbitrary Github projects will have to pay 20m€...
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Both of these sound incredible cool, is there a Git repo to check out or something?
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
The situation seems entirely hamfisted into the metaphor. It's like saying "Wow, with everyone being to able to read and write there is way to much chaos, how annoying. Times were better when only a few chosen would guard the know
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Sorry if off-topic, but regarding the original post this if refering to: Does anyone else immediately lost interest in the article at the word "mansplaining"? Like, why do we need tp bring this in a discussion about logic and theo
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
That was a good read, thanks
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
This is one of these things that would be cool if it had 100x the userbase...
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
This is a really cool guide, can somebody point me in the right direction for ressources for using this practically, prefering not isolated (like: 10 Steps to master HTML) but rather a more holisitic project? Really struggling to find somet
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
That reads a lot like lewronggeneration , throwing words like "slavery" around to describe machinery which makes travel faster, easier and cheaper just because you don't get serviced like in the Fiftees. Guess what, the airp
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Why is that? You would rely on the third option, basing on axioms, no?
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
It's not as easy as that. First we don't start from zero. If you would build a robot with all human senses but erased hard drive it wouldn't do anything, ever. Second, while applied in RL, science might be labeled as "ob
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Yes, that is true. The problem is that the media coverage of the issue is like 99,5% Shrkeli, his smug face and lacking social skills. Look at the title of this post alone - and we're on the rational, reflecting side of the internet he
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
This is only true for mining-heave cryptos and is already massively improved in newer projects, but yes, atm it's bad
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
In theory yes, but as the other answer states, you would raise an immense amount of money WITHOUT the public realising who would than just abandon whatever mining-based Crypto we're talking about
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Not sure if representative for "bitcoin enthusiasts", but here is how I see it: As the written word spread in Europe after BC, it layed an important cornerstone for democracy and changed the world for good. Noone would argue with
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Well the entire point of crypto is not relying on centralised institutions. Also, Bitcoin is not a startup.
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Yes, thank you! I absolutely despise when computer systems acts like it knows better. It's the reason why I choose LaTex over Word, Unix over Windows AND Android over iOS
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
It's not like you get punished for not participating. It's just a motivation to actually do something and get some sense of community
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Why are you shocked about that? 1) It's targeted to a really broad audience 2) It has a profitable but affordable pricetag 3) The grafics still look good and will continue to do so 4) Microsoft has three big platforms where it runs
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
It kinda seems like the protestors build their arguments around the fact that they don't like Google, not vice versa. Also it's amusing how the article struggles with "Umspannwerk"
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
In middle age Europe, designated herolds came to the town centre and recited news and gossip - an equally time consuming contract for both sides. The invention of the Newspaper eliminated that - wouldn't you say that this change was, w
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by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Could someone ELI5 what I'm looking at?