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I have to disagree, Snow Crash is interminably long, like most of Stephenson's books. Neuromancer's whole Ocean's 11 Straylight run job is a very clean story. edit: A lot of Gibson's stream of consciousness writing style
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That last line must be the best one in the whole book. It has remained with me for years. Thank you for sharing this.
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At least it's an option. Not at my current org! Been there for two years.
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Don't know much else about your situation but I would ask who that slide deck was intended for. It's possible that it was only meant for sales/client facing people. In my experience bonuses tend to be a lot more common on tha
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How long have you been there?
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That's great to hear. Thanks a lot for your time, I'll look into using Mage :)
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Do you perform model accuracy metrics on this data and provide it back to the customer? One thing I've noticed about a lot of enterprise low/no code ML platforms (dialogflow, I'm looking at you) is that they give you everythi
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Well, not to the day, but it's never a bad time to remember him. Rest In Peace.
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what are you referring to? the Boston bombing?
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Wasn’t it Philip K Dick, in VALIS, who wrote “the Empire never ended”? Not in the sense that it didn’t end; it did in the 14th c. to the Ottoman Empire, but that the past is laminated onto the present.
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The author and futurist Bruce Sterling (should need no introduction) has spoken about steam engine time before if I’m not mistaken but I might have mixed it up with someone else. Basically the steam engine could have been developed further
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I got contacted by something like this once in Boston
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Gassed, 1918 – John Singer Sargent
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Happy Peanut Butter Day (USA)
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Happy National Peanut Butter Day, American HNers!
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Nothing to be afraid of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_winter
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Yale is a great school, and there's nothing wrong with being an autodidact. A lot of the people here are as well. It doesn't mean you don't know what you're talking about. I'm also agnostic regarding dark matter. Le
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Wow, that's a great song. Thanks for sharing that.
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In my experience it's mostly a venue for people to buy and decorate their own digital homes and avatars, and just hang out and talk. SecondLife is a giant archipelago of (infinite?) islands, you can either teleport or just fly between
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Yes.
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A loaded and offensive title, to me, and that's what stopped me from clicking through. Maybe it's a demotion if you're being compensated less, but I doubt that's the case at most organizations.
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Wow, that's an interesting analysis. Do you maybe mean that they have so much influence that they can attract other firms to an entire sector just by being a prime mover in that 'media' space? Even if it's all crap. I wo
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I wonder what the hack-the-planet l0pht-era cypherpunks of the 90s would think of them, even the 'small core group of people quietly toiling away'. I bet they would think they were a bunch of moonboy sell-outs. Pardon the digressi
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Actual cryptography is interesting. Cypherpunk topics are interesting. Distributed networks like Tor are interesting. 'Crypto' in the modern parlance is not interesting. Compute-intensive blockchain technology is not necessary for
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Is this a joke? First WSJ and now a16z. I figured due diligence was one of their core competencies. Now, I'm not so sure.
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Somebody doesn't watch South Park
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I presume there was a line of succession like we have for the President and other public offices for these contingencies. Sure, she's had relationships with city officials like Mohammad Nuru, but I didn't get the sense that there
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It's been a while, so I had to look. It seems she was actually interim mayor, and was then recalled as interim mayor. After she was recalled, she won the special election. https://sacobserver.com/2018/01/resid
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The last mayor died on the treadmill and she became interim mayor.
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I read this and heard Bill Hicks, yelling, and it was great Edit: You're great, too!
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