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by comrh 11y ago
I'm a little confused by augur. It can only predict things well based on a large crowd of people betting on it? So the more specific or niche the event, the less chances it will be correct?
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by comrh 11y ago
Aren't all investments "betting on an outcome"? Betting the stock will be worth more, betting my house will be worth more, betting my car will maintain more of its value versus a different model or betting its better to buy n
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by comrh 11y ago
My understanding is it is often common for people to have seizures in their sleep so they wake up sore and tired but unsure if they actually had one. This will be awesome to have an "always on" sensor that can give the full pictur
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by comrh 11y ago
I have no idea why this is controversial. The previous day's Gladwell article even comes to the same conclusion as most that notoriety and coverage are major factor in these types of attacks.
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by comrh 11y ago
At what point does the constant retread of mass murders' ideals become fetishization? Does anyone really think we'll prevent more of these attacks by deep analysis of their writings or are we just obsessed with the possibility of
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by comrh 11y ago
I found out about nextdoor.com from reddit. I thought it was so bizarre people would want their full names, address and sometimes pictures broadcast. I wanted to see if I could get in with a fake address and name and they do require you to
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by comrh 11y ago
What does disturbed even mean? Mentally ill?
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by comrh 11y ago
Ah I misunderstood, I thought it was OCR.
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by comrh 11y ago
Could you give me an example? They just write a ticket for something that never happened?
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by comrh 11y ago
I can't even remember a parking ticket I got that wasn't my fault.
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by comrh 11y ago
>Using its app, Fixed customers could snap a photo of their parking ticket using their phone’s camera, and then Fixed would check against a variety of common errors before writing a customized letter to the city on the user’s behalf. The
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by comrh 11y ago
I'm probably younger than you and not married so this might be a silly question, but do you still have a social life with moving so much? Also the Airstream looks so cool, like your trailing a space ship from 1955.
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by comrh 11y ago
Pretty cool. On a side note the Pinewood Derby was really exciting for me in Scouts until I showed up with my dinky handmade car and saw basically everyone else's car was built by their parents. What a disappointment.
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by comrh 11y ago
I think the mindset is more "bring the parts you like, leave the parts you don't." I know there are some hypocritical people (especially the Anarcho-primitivism people) that have romanticized ideas but the people in this arti
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by comrh 11y ago
Did you save to make the trip or are you still working during (or both)? Were you an RVer before hand? Are you doing it alone? So many questions, I always thought this was an interesting avenue to take when considering "working remotel
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by comrh 11y ago
> If it doesn't have a keyboard, I feel that my thoughts are being forced out through a straw. Wow I've been feeling this exactly but never had such a good description. Great interview, thanks for posting.
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by comrh 11y ago
> In June, the university concluded that Dr. Marcy had engaged in inappropriate behavior with students, including groping them, kissing them and touching or massaging them. Very gross.
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by comrh 11y ago
Permutation City by Greg Egan explores what it would mean if you could easily upload your consciousness but wealth meant access to better, faster, hardware to store it.
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by comrh 11y ago
A picture of a child seems especially personal too.
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by comrh 11y ago
He doesn't. Just wants the publicity and to hurt people he feels have "wronged" him.
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by comrh 11y ago
Click the "Info" tab near the top for a key.
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by comrh 11y ago
I think most people would use the word "mindfulness" for what you're describing. It is an amazing feeling that I get from lifting but never quite got from cardio.
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by comrh 11y ago
Wouldn't all this be effectively prevented with either blacklisting all numbers outside the US or a whitelist on the elderly person's phone?
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by comrh 11y ago
I wonder if that corridor is going to fill up with dead birds soon.
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by comrh 11y ago
In my head it is the difference between coming to a thread and seeing some hypothetical hidden racist/sexist/ist comment that has been downvoted to hell and ignored or seeing the conversation being dominated with people having a d
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by comrh 11y ago
Equality doesn't mean hiding the parts of your identity. You may want that total anonymity where I can't even tell if you're a human or a very smart dog but some people enjoy bringing in parts of their identity to conversatio
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by comrh 11y ago
Wouldn't the racist want to self alter their behavior if they kept being excluded from a group? Sure I'd love a world where I could really help change someone's mind but it is often easier and safer to just ignore those peopl
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by comrh 11y ago
I think that might be an intuitive reaction but I don't agree because those type of hateful ideas aren't engaged with. Those people just enter echo chambers with other like minded people and their opinions bounce back and force, p
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by comrh 11y ago
Really not about washing dishes but about mindfulness.
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by comrh 11y ago
I'm pretty sure new cars are storing this information anyway.

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