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cgio
9y ago
Do you? Excuse my ignorance, but I thought there was a way to locally mangle the data before submitting. Is that not what apple is doing?
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cgio
9y ago
I loved details like the following: " In blunt purpose, then, the Gorgoneion is in the same category as gargoyles and scarecrows; in later centuries, it was in fact used on tiled roofs and temple structures to frighten off birds. &quo
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cgio
9y ago
For how long has he stayed around? Or does he not report to anyone? Director sounds like an employee role too...
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cgio
9y ago
No Turks in the region at that point in history. Turks are related to Mongols.
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cgio
9y ago
The better the design the less the maintenance. There might not be a perfect design in the real world, and we would agree on that. But at least the ideal perfect design would imply zero maintenance.
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cgio
9y ago
Or as I like to say, "incompetence makes the world go round". Extracting little glimpses of functionality out of a chaotic mess is a challenging, at times satisfying and definitely valuable exercise that keeps many people at work.
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cgio
9y ago
You have not been to Australia obviously. Tell that to the possum gracefully munching flowers outside my window.
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cgio
9y ago
Why would you tie an economy's capacity with the limited supply of a good? These trillions of debt (could) have created equivalent value in infrastructure, education, military power etc. The fact that the gold equivalent of what amount
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cgio
9y ago
He would most likely dm questions...
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cgio
10y ago
I wonder who supplied the great programmer with the Turing machine in the first place. What separates Turing machines from mincing machines in that context? And an important premise is an implied equivalence of an infinite sequence of state
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cgio
10y ago
But does it sound square?
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cgio
10y ago
I don't think the AWS datacenters would disappear in thin air either.
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cgio
10y ago
In Greek you can use the same root for different purposes. I.e. it is not the word sophia or sophos that came to denote deception or fallacy. Sophist is someone who deceives using the pretense of philosophy. I do not see knowledge as someth
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cgio
10y ago
There is an implicit assumption there that scale is colinear with sophistication. It could be that only 5 neurons give rise to the complexity of consciousness, it could be that the number of neurons is irrelevant but rather their configurat
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cgio
10y ago
My take: 0) invite the right people 1) send all relevant reading material 2 days before meeting 2) have an agenda for the meeting - in the invitation 3) agree who runs the meeting 4) follow the agenda, keep a log of issues that hijack the d
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cgio
10y ago
They also say: "you are as good as your last trade", in finance.
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cgio
10y ago
Randomly
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When your reports need a humanoid touch
(linkedin.com)
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10y ago
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cgio
10y ago
I must have misinterpreted the statement. It felt like block count rather than size in the context of the sentence.
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cgio
10y ago
In consulting you get in similar situations. In those cases it is not a "be able to code under pressure..." thing. Rather, a "know your code well" one. I have also been in a few demos where everything fails. As the manag
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cgio
10y ago
If the block size is 1, is it still a chain?
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cgio
10y ago
2001/2 value assessment I would expect to be lower than current market price in Denmark?
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cgio
10y ago
By imposing high property taxes you make selling harder.
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cgio
10y ago
Let's get facts straight. The state property tax in Greece is calculated on a nominal value far removed from market value. This means that a 300K nominal value property cannot sell today for 150K (I know, I have tried.) In practice, as
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cgio
10y ago
I think it's not the Atlas that is obscure/dark, but rather an Atlas of darkness.
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cgio
10y ago
Or Atlas obscurae?
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cgio
10y ago
But terrible chargers they are. I had to replace mine twice once for my Pro and once for Pro3. The cable bends very unnaturally and is gradually torn from the magnetic connector. Other chargers have a driver piece of plastic where the cable
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cgio
10y ago
don't want to sound harsh, but the copy of your website does not inspire much confidence for a tool that i am supposed to use for writing.
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cgio
10y ago
Every employer does that given the opportunity. Their side of the deal is paying you the least amount you will agree to in an arms length transaction. i hate it too, as an employee, but viewing your employer as a socialist daddy won't
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10y ago
It's very deep. I wrote an analysis of this story when I was 14, that got me the nickname le philosophe with my literature professor. Unfortunately, 22 years later, things don't look as bright, including me, and I fail to ask the
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