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by crusso 9y ago
... and that's what the Bloomberg article is trying to put into the minds of its readers. I don't really wonder why.
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by crusso 9y ago
"not signing it is a clear sign" Not signing it would be a clear sign that he should find a normal every-day method of solving his "business partner is married" issue that doesn't involve a first-strike measure to l
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by crusso 9y ago
You act as though this situation is new or unique to businesses. They deal with married business partners every day, and they don't do it by forcing everyone to get post-nups. I challenge you to find an attorney that would advise her
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by crusso 9y ago
No. There are ways that the business can protect itself for various events. For example, I was a founder in a business years ago. We included clauses in the stock buy-back agreement that could be triggered upon various events (death of a
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by crusso 9y ago
No, asking for the postnup is a first-strike. Before that point, there was no reason to assume that there was a problem in the relationship. Asking for the postnup introduces distrust into the dynamic. If I were the spouse being asked to
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by crusso 9y ago
If I was interviewing you and I told you that if your laptop stopped working during office hours you could be brought up on criminal charges that could include jail time - would you take the job?
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by crusso 9y ago
why can't they just show a small demo? You know the answer to that already.
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by crusso 9y ago
What exactly is "the rest of the right"? Core movement Conservatives (far from the CoC Republicans) like: * Ben Shapiro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBrZ_CPgm7o * Mark Levin: https://www.face
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by crusso 9y ago
People on IT-ish news sites like this are mostly for net neutrality. People on Conservative/Libertarian political sites are universally against net neutrality. The vote issue is currently confused and anyone who doesn't like it ca
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by crusso 9y ago
You see this faulty reasoning a lot when discussing religion: We can't know or understand God any more than a cockroach can understand an iPhone - but we will now tell you all about God, what he wants from us, and how to obtain the eve
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by crusso 9y ago
That's the surprising thing. How can weight-loss and diet improvements to treat type II diabetes be some kind of revelation? Would diet approaches not have shown this correlation many decades ago?
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by crusso 9y ago
Don't worry, once we have an AI in charge of the legal system, it will know the stats of DNA identification. It's much less likely that you'll be liquidated without cause.
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by crusso 9y ago
while we clearly won’t have a chip that can do things remotely near what a human brain can when the numbers are at parity That seems hard to say at this point. Certainly quantity won't be the sole determining factor; but quantity co
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by crusso 9y ago
But there are people working on the pure science of learning how the brain works. Taking bits and pieces of strategies, chemicals, or structures found in nature and adapting them to other technologies has a long history of success. If I had
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by crusso 9y ago
Caveat: I'm jumping out of my depth and just throwing my non-neural-researcher understanding out there. At the individual neuron level, everything is asynchronous, right? The firing/pulsing behaviors happen at a network level and
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by crusso 9y ago
I've seen this kind of scenario before. Don't let circumstances bleed you dry. Take decisive action to clear up the financial questions and go to a judge/lawyer if that's what it takes. Keep records of every dollar th
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by crusso 9y ago
"but any boosterism should be tempered" You say that as though boosterism has a negative effect on the non-mobile-elite of Columbia when I would think that any economic activity would be a boost for the whole economy there.
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by crusso 9y ago
Exactly my thought regarding the need to evolve as a language. Perl is mostly dead because it didn't keep up with the times and I say that as a person who spent a tremendous amount of time learning and using Perl. The Schwartzarian t
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by crusso 9y ago
Look at the statement from the numpy group: The NumPy project has supported both Python 2 and Python 3 in parallel since 2010, and has found that supporting Python 2 is an increasing burden on our limited resources; That's a real tea
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by crusso 9y ago
Yeah, the company that forced us to stop using ADB, floppy disks, CDs, and 10BT just can't seem to move away from Python 2.x.
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by crusso 9y ago
Is there a protocol for looking for life in an environment like Enceladus that would sufficiently guarantee sterility of the probe? It seems that guaranteeing sterility would be sufficiently impossible to render Enceladus permanently unappr
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by crusso 9y ago
Oh no... you eat bread? ;)
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by crusso 9y ago
One pleasant surprise that I had with my new receiver that I hadn't realized: Modern HDMI has a control bus that will replicate commands like powering on, changing channels, changing volumes, etc. along the bus and other compliant comp
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by crusso 9y ago
# Use pip for Python 2.7 # Use pip3 instead of pip for Python 3.x Why would Google help to prolong the life of Python 2.x? They usually seem so interested in pushing technologies forward.
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by crusso 9y ago
There's a tendency to think that the world would be different without "revolutionary" people or companies, but usually what ends up happening is just being at the right place at the right time. Usually what ends up happenin
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by crusso 9y ago
Don't some features of the cell that you get from your mother replicate themselves, like your mitochondria? Granted, mitochondria have their own DNA - but aren't considered part of the human chromosome. Besides mitochondria, isn&#
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by crusso 9y ago
Would you still recommend Keras for non-image work?
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by crusso 9y ago
I played around with ML a few years back. I took the Andrew Ng course on Coursera and spent some time with some python notebooks - but I never did anything with it beyond just proving that I could follow the examples and implement my own M
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by crusso 9y ago
The state government is still very conservative because it represent rural Georgia far more than the population would call for You say that like it's a bad thing. Georgia is 47th in the nation in terms of per-capita debt. It boasts
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by crusso 9y ago
I live in Georgia too, so I'm trying to understand the point of your comment in the context of this server wipe. Kennesaw is not far outside the Perimeter. I'd guess it counts as "Atlanta". Why do you wish we had two st

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