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by cujo 7y ago
The XM3s are over the ear headphones right? Apples to apples? Stick to your Galaxy comparison. At least it's on point.
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by cujo 7y ago
> Banning them would just further extend the isolation/echo chambers created by social media. I'm not sure this is true. I know I don't see ads from all sides. In my experience the targeted ads just reinforce the echo ch
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by cujo 7y ago
>Montezuma II who purposefully spread rumors saying that the conquistador were returning gods so that people would stop fighting them and start trading with them. >It was not superstitious belief from ignorant savages, it was a politi
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by cujo 7y ago
Ok, I'll bite. Why is athletic competition unhealthy?
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by cujo 7y ago
I assume there is still a limit on the number of books you can have out. If you never bring one back you can't keep taking out more.
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by cujo 7y ago
> Yet, strangely, these people curiously will often ... I don't think you have any data to back that up. I could just as easily see a lot of these people deferring to the "wisdom" of management. I think the number of peop
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by cujo 7y ago
Fine. Distance/type then, though those terms aren't very helpful it seems. Looking at the map provided in a different comment, I just don't get it. I guess what I'm saying is that the colors don't line up with an
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by cujo 7y ago
I guess I don't see how this is such a remarkable system. Everywhere I've hiked there has been some sort of blaze system to keep you on the trail you want. This looks pretty much identical, only with the added bonus of ambiguity
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by cujo 7y ago
Maybe that means something in a different context. From here it sure looks like a difficulty ranking.
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by cujo 7y ago
It sounds like they have a way of marking trails by difficulty only. That's a nice feature, but what happens when two trails of the same color cross? Are they still named? How does this get you from A to B without a map?
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by cujo 7y ago
In this thread we learn how (I would say overly) invested some people are with online forums.
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by cujo 7y ago
Are you trolling? Her agenda is going after essentially "too big" everything. Banking and pharma have been on her list longer than big tech.
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by cujo 7y ago
Couldn't OP just not list that on the resume/application? This seems like a solvable problem if it's as bad as they make it out.
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by cujo 7y ago
> Ghosted by companies for jobs directly related to my research This is unexpected. What's going on there?
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by cujo 7y ago
My hunch is that it is a combination of things. Looking at netflix, their move to original offerings has essentially transformed them into their own channel + some extra outside junk just to keep the line blurred. To me, the endgame there i
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by cujo 7y ago
Funny thing, I frequent a few of the SE sites, and the only ones that have this problem are the tech ones.
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by cujo 7y ago
The replies to this post are amazingly defensive. Did you not get the theme? WHY is the theme. You folks stating your specific case seem to have a "why", and a need to defend yourselves even though you weren't specifically
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by cujo 7y ago
Oh good. Now the community here will bend over backwards defending him again. It's tiresome and misguided. 1. He said controversial stuff. 2. He's a representative of organizations that don't want him to say controversial s
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by cujo 7y ago
So I guess this kind of leads to my original point. If you're a school, nothing has really changed that would require you to invest gobs of money to teach AI. It only matters if your idea of research is trying to create something you
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by cujo 7y ago
Honestly, I just wanted to know a real world case where this person had a mac, didn't know the limitations, discovered the limitations, and then switched. Your sarcasm is misplaced.
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by cujo 7y ago
Interesting. Just out of curiosity, do you dry your jeans? I'll admit to ruining the fit by throwing them in the dryer.
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by cujo 7y ago
T-shirts wearing out, I get. Bacon neck is all too common. But jeans you can't wash >5 times? What kind of jeans can't hold up to that? Of all my clothes, jeans are my most durable by a long shot.
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by cujo 7y ago
So tell me something.... Have AI techniques actually changed in the last 20 years, or is there just more data, better networking, better sensors, and faster compute resources now. By my survey of the land, there haven't been any leaps
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by cujo 7y ago
So negative. I ride and run in the woods near me quite a bit. It's peaceful and quiet, but the opposite side of that coin is that no one would find me for quite some time if something went sideways. I have great cell coverage there.
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by cujo 7y ago
I'll bite. What were the limitations?
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by cujo 7y ago
Nope. Not at all.
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by cujo 7y ago
Of course. I advocate writing both perspectives, knowing that the bias of the victor would show up. But looking back, I think we’ve done a major disservice in the US by not including the dark parts of history in our stories: civil war ->
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by cujo 7y ago
I think it makes complete sense to describe us as terrible. We are what we are. No point in sugar coating it. Write the books to talk about how a lot of people were upset with the way things went. But don't forget to include the par
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by cujo 7y ago
So the next time someone does something bad, and a group of people rally to support them despite it being obviously bad, we should all look back to this thread. RMS is a figure in the hacker/tech community so the hacker/tech commu
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by cujo 7y ago
Thanks for the background. Ive's wikipedia page didn't have much.

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