cyberpunk0

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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
You overestimate people
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Maybe not everyone wants to be packed in areas and have their cities turn into an ugly hate-filled clone of new York City?
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
It won't make you happy but thanks to banking cartels you are force to keep obtaining it to survive. Money doesn't come to mine when people think of addiction but it's the one thing we as a global society are addicted to more
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Or don't work with shallow, narrow-minded people?
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Not at "$130"
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Fellow computer scientist hear discrete mathematics was my worst subject. Not for lack of enthusiasm I love combinatorics and various other related math subjects. The concept of proofs is easy enough to understand but the problem is the den
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
What the hell buys concessions in 2017? I don't know a single person throughout my entire life who doesn't just bringing something in from outside.
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
I agree you should change your tires and rubber hoses and parts which naturally degrade and rot but to suggest you have to have regular engine maintenance from it just sitting there (and by sitting i mean starting it from time to time and h
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Overboard but true.
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
The problem is you trusted Uber in the first place
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Poor design if you ask me
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Geez how does anyone remember all of that...
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Not only AR. But VR too https://vimeo.com/user12563589/uncannyvalley . The consequences are scary and we are already half way to this reality
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Why silicon and not something like graphene
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
We need a return to primitive values. Money is the problem, it is the driving factor in virtually every problem we have today directly and indirectly
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
So there's a spec of dirt on each fighter's camera?
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Suppose Tom delonge is on to something then haha
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Welcome to the horrors of capitalism.
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Beautiful as it may be idk where I'm expected to find the time to read 500+ pages of it
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Take a look at the good money does vs the negatives it brings about the world. Even if it does some good things, the negative consequences are orders of magnitudes larger. you wouldn't keep a poisonous house plant that gives you cancer
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Want to feel better? Delete your account
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
No they aren't. Slides are a skeleton. Just bullet points that 99% of the time offer no usable information
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Welcome to capitalism. If it has a name it has a dollar sign. If it can be sold it will result in a race to the bottom until everything is exploited and sucked dry
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Tip jars and pay what you can are effective. Bs corporate red tape is the problem
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
That "intuition" is basically guessing. Machine learning is just a new form if brute force
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
No I'd prefer the ice caps not to be melting
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
What a pathetic argument. Do you realize how much energy is used to maintain existing computers systems used by banks for all their fake fiat currency?
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Most start ups want you to have a lot of experience so they don't have to train you. That level of experience isn't found in most people in their 20s. The older age bracket I'd wager are finance and venture capital types. Sta
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Mass murder is mass murder even if a populace is brainwashed, though I would would wager when you have death squads wandering around and use the cover of drugs to take out political opponents to gain power most people would side with you ou
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by cyberpunk0 9y ago
Very true. My dad worked with an engineer who would routinely steal the ideas and work of other engineers and patent them under his name

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