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by cpt1138 8y ago
Can you explain this? I’ve always been of the opinion that some solutions proposed over the years have tried to do this but fail because the trusted entity is unknown a priori. I don’t see how you can invent a trust model that is basically
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by cpt1138 8y ago
Your point about the left being dumb. Have you ever tried to change a Christian’s mind? There is no rational argument to be made for an irrational belief. In much the same way as theists, the “right” has irrational beliefs bolstered by cons
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by cpt1138 8y ago
Anything on the Food Pyramid https://i.stack.imgur.com/RAOEu.jpg
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Submarine Cable Map(submarinecablemap.com)
3 points by cpt1138 8y ago|0 comments
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by cpt1138 8y ago
I’m glad you confirmed this. I don’t know much about Go but I do know programming. My gut told me there was a mistake but imposter syndrome kicked in and I assumed Go had some non-intuitive proximity rules like ‘it’ refers to the last itera
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by cpt1138 8y ago
That quantum entanglement is limited to strong gravitational fields. Like we see the probability field because we are in Earth's gravitational field. But it doesn't span the entire universe infinitely.
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by cpt1138 8y ago
Can you provide some examples of what kinds of things you organize?
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by cpt1138 8y ago
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by cpt1138 9y ago
So his hands weren't detected on the wheel and the autopilot disengages at highway speeds? I can't really understand how this is supposed to work.
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by cpt1138 9y ago
So if your hands are on the wheel is the autopilot still in control and you are not? I'm curious because if their telemetry says his hands were not on the wheel but they were, then did he just drive himself into the barrier?
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by cpt1138 9y ago
With cruise control all it does is maintain your speed and with the more advanced cameras your distance from the vehicle ahead of you. There is absolutely no instance where you would ever take your hands off the steering wheel with cruise c
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by cpt1138 9y ago
If the usage is so subjective, I can't even understand why its allowed. You seem to be saying its no better than a two year old driving. You create a situation in which its "ok" for a two year old to drive? We have laws that
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by cpt1138 9y ago
This is more like if iPads were meant for parents. Maybe a little bit overbearing.
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by cpt1138 9y ago
The vast amount of non-relevant news makes it hard to wade through it. I agree that any relevant news will make to you via other means (visual, word of mouth, etc.). There is a reason that news is like this. Adam Curtis and Oh Dearism is a
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by cpt1138 9y ago
Also California is a huge place, not just SF and LA. We have as many national parks as Alaska, 100's of some of the most beautiful state parks and 100's of county parks. Many states have much worse drug problems per capita. Any co
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by cpt1138 9y ago
I believe other states send us their homeless cause here you can find places you wont actually freeze to death in winter. It may skew things a bit. Not sure.
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by cpt1138 9y ago
While I agree with your list of things that would help there is a significant problem I've been thinking about with respect to everything that's been happening lately. There is no "government" that does anything, its all
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by cpt1138 9y ago
If we are being interviewed like carpenters, a carpenter's work may be a lot of effort to create and then none and it still remains created. Why is the age or spontaneity of the commits a factor? Yes I am working in a professional capa
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by cpt1138 9y ago
Perhaps you should read more carefully what they said and realize its not Apple its the US Government. http://www.export.pitt.edu/embargoed-and-sanctioned-countrie... While I am dismayed at the policies of the US Government
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by cpt1138 9y ago
"The majority of responses fell into this category; lots of developers don’t see the benefit of writing unit tests or even believe they’re harmful." If the majority see no benefit, how do you come up with "a lot of people sai
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by cpt1138 9y ago
Just wait until y'all get over 40. Then you'll see what discrimination feels like too. Ive had interviews where they wont even talk to me once they come in and get a look at me. They instantly say sorry were not looking anymore, s
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by cpt1138 9y ago
I think IRC does half or more of this. Usually there are channels for specific things with a lot of varied experience and expertise. For instance in the #xml channel on Freenode, some very heavy hitters in the XML world frequent the channel
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by cpt1138 9y ago
I spend countless hours drooling over https://jetpens.com Have bought way too many mechanical pencils, leads and erasers.
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by cpt1138 9y ago
What are they planning to do when you have no connection?
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by cpt1138 9y ago
So many tech people are "on the spectrum" its almost a given. School may be your son's most difficult trial given the propensity to shoo away anyone not 100% school proof to the building on the other side of the field.
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by cpt1138 9y ago
Not up to speed on all the history. "Yes, I know the “real” explanation as to why you skipped an entire major version. We both know the truth though, don’t we A my sweet. Well I’m not a complete fiend. Your secret is safe with me.&quot
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by cpt1138 9y ago
What do these scientists suggest we/I do?
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by cpt1138 9y ago
I would be very surprised if there truly were any normative studies showing differences in the way women vs men learn. Maybe individually for this woman it didn’t suit her style. Personally I think everyone deserves individualized instructi
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by cpt1138 9y ago
I heard farm to trashcan waste is the worst. Blue Apron seems to mitigate all of that and most of their packaging is recyclable. Just what I heard, don't know how the industry really works. We have reproduced several recipes with red c
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by cpt1138 9y ago
Looks like they re-purposed the old mac pro case. http://imgur.com/D01e6MN https://www.apple.com/homepod/

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