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bluetwo
9y ago
Can I look at any other recent artist but Koons?
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9y ago
Presuming the existence of E.S.P. or a time machine, that all checks out. Otherwise you have a little bit of a problem related to when and how you know the strategy executed by your opponent. On paper you can get around this issue by ignori
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9y ago
Yep. I expect this will happen quickly. Some people are going to wake up at the end of a gun and find out they are the lowest hanging fruit.
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bluetwo
9y ago
I haven't down voted anyone. Setup your own experiment and let me know what you find.
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9y ago
Setup your own experiment and let me know what you find.
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9y ago
Sure, but the ability to punish doesn't exist in the formula.
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bluetwo
9y ago
Using Rock-Paper-Scissors and an AI engine I stumbled across a bit of a flaw in the textbook answer around this game. The solution is not necessarily that both players will play all three options randomly. It is only necessary for ONE playe
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9y ago
I can't really figure out what the merits of the case are, or get an idea who these folks are. Not a lot written about them, even though they have been around for some time. Has spotify really been playing these major artists without p
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9y ago
Slow news day.
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On one hand your post looks like a classic example of people down-voting a comment they disagree with, rather than making a counter-argument. I hate when this happens. On the other hand, you could learn from the example and create your own
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9y ago
I wish this site worked well. Based on my tests it doesn't. This is a real problem without yet a solution.
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bluetwo
9y ago
You need either established credibility or facts, yes. If you present neither, your opinion doesn't amount to much.
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9y ago
I'm just asking. It seems like a question that has an actual answer. Someone did it. Someone knows why it happened.
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9y ago
How is your VC fund doing? :-)
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9y ago
Is this based on any fact or is it hyperbole?
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9y ago
If they didn't get paid, why on earth did they do it?
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9y ago
Do you think anyone will go to jail for causing the next great financial crisis?
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9y ago
Kodi with Exodus
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9y ago
I hope you'll post something here when you launch. I like the ideas presented on the site but they are a bit vague right now.
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9y ago
What is the world of blockchain going to look like in a year?
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9y ago
Yes, I've seen that pain, but my workflow rarely needs branch merging, so I've avoided that issue.
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9y ago
I've just never found a reason to move on from SVN, to be honest. I use GIT when I am forced to, but for everything under my control, SVN works the best. I was unaware you could get rid of the staging area in GIT. I may need to look mo
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9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle
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9y ago
Here is the best place to start. Not a book on sales. A book on how to craft a message that will be heard by your audience. https://www.amazon.com/So-What-Communicate-Matters-Audience/... Short and sweet.
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9y ago
Ding-ding-ding. That's the secret.
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9y ago
Only think I can think of is that it is hard to trace, which is important if you are trying to get cash out of China or Russia (or probably other places). Technically this use is still likely to be illegal.
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9y ago
All of these are reasons someone might conserve capital rather than deploy it.
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9y ago
Perhaps a sign of uncertainty? There seem to be many risk factors right now: - A government that is close to shut-down - A president that could get indicted or fire the special prosecutor anytime, either of which will cause rioting in the s
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9y ago
By the way, there is a saying in negotiating that you may want to repeat to yourself a couple times: "If you're not willing to say 'no', then you are not really negotiating."
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9y ago
Gut answer is No. Honestly, they are no experts, or they wouldn't need you, so them reading and interpreting your code is a patently ridiculous request. However, there is a huge opportunity here, based on the fact this is new ground fo
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