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by d23 12y ago
My first thought is that it potentially could have a warning system stating whether the system guaged its ability to drive as "safe", "be careful", or "hey I can't do this, you should drive." A noise or c
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by d23 12y ago
Devil's advocate: they imprison a lot of their own citizens (more per capita than any other country) and play empire across the world.
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by d23 12y ago
Do you know that they didn't buy the rights?
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by d23 12y ago
I actually was going to come to the comments, assuming they had done that before remembering that I was supposed to view the source.
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by d23 12y ago
Politics here. I guess ambiguity is a mirror.
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by d23 12y ago
Ah, for the markov chains I'm assuming you mean by individual letter? Either way, cool project. How old was your niece at the time?
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by d23 12y ago
On a sidenote, did anyone else notice the popup that only appears once you're going to close the page? I've tried to re-create it, but it actually appears to be pretty intelligent. I was initially annoyed, since that's the
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by d23 12y ago
10 years or so ago, a friend and I created a person with a pretty distinctive name and started peppering him throughout obscure wikipedia articles. I just tried googling the name, this article reminding me of it, and sure enough, the name
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by d23 12y ago
Just a sidenote, but why do some software projects consider 0.11 higher than 0.7? I remember when jQuery did this it broke tons of plugins that used a simple numerical comparison to see if the version was high enough (which seems sensible
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by d23 12y ago
Good point. If anything, the number of commit lines has as much to do with the verbosity of the language as it does its popularity.
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by d23 12y ago
Still, the knowledge and experience you gained via circumstance are important.
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by d23 12y ago
I've been having terrible stomach issues for about a year now. I went to a nutritionist who suggested a FODMAP elimination phase to try to identify the problem. Nothing seemed to help. I don't really know what to do now.
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by d23 12y ago
What if the time movement was in a local area of effect, and when multiple players had overlapping areas, there was a multiplier effect? That'd be cool.
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by d23 12y ago
Do you know much about branch prediction? It seems pretty darn interesting. I'm just curious as to how something like that would work with a path that potentially has side-effects. I don't really know how things work very well
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by d23 12y ago
This is a guy who was actively involved in plots that did cause bodily harm, and continued to say he had no interest in being captured and would actively fight with violence any attempts to do so. If we have a case for using lethal force
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by d23 12y ago
This is definitely what you ultimately need to be comfortable doing once you're familiar with a library, but I'm skeptical that it's anything close to the right approach when you are trying to learn how to use a monolithic co
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by d23 12y ago
Yeah, honestly it reminds me of what spy party had the potential to be. I haven't played it in a while, but it was really a disappointment.
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by d23 13y ago
Yeah, our past experiences create walls of thought around us and make it hard to see or imagine what things are like outside them. Logic is one tool that can help us, as well as imagination. There are probably others.
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by d23 13y ago
This is a really fucking cool idea and I hope it works out for you. It's been my opinion for a while now that something like apprenticeship should have a higher weight in the educational experience. And $5/mo is chump change if
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by d23 13y ago
They did something that caused them to stand out and become wildly successful. If that something is caused by the site being more usable or somehow easier, then they have added something to the business model.
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by d23 13y ago
Since we're on anecdotal evidence, I've certainly been charged at 2x+ the normal rate without it giving me any sort of notice.
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by d23 13y ago
Fuck Uber. I've only been gouged by their app -- never Lyft. Lyft clearly warns and all the additional money goes to the drivers as an incentive. If I'm paying more than twice the cost of a cab I could wave down on the street,
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by d23 13y ago
I've certainly found this to be my experience with my friends, who are mostly males, but I've also found it to be that way with females as well. My theory has been that evolutionarily it is advantageous for us to get over loss qu
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by d23 13y ago
Seriously, what a bunch of dorks. We had a good run. I knew for the longest time it was inevitable. The convenience factor outweighs the negligible sales tax that I would have to pay elsewhere anyway.
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by d23 13y ago
> Sorry, this isn’t a shorter post or that I didn’t break it into 20 pieces. Sorry, I didn't read it because you're a lazy writer who can't be bothered to consolidate the piece into a cohesive, easy-to-digest narrative. O
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by d23 13y ago
How do you and your moronic cronies (unless it's all just you) not see that this is a completely different analogy? Gore didn't have privileged intelligence; he was deceived like the rest of us. A lot of us like Gore because he
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by d23 13y ago
> By the way, Rice never "enabled" for the war because she couldn't vote in Congress. Similar to Al Gore. I just... I can't fathom the idiocy of your post. My neighbor billy bob supported the war too. I guess he had
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by d23 13y ago
Completely ignoring the point that Al Gore wasn't a public official at the time, let's not forget that congress was lied to just as much as the rest of the public.
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by d23 13y ago
> When someone says "price gouging", you imagine a vendor raising the price dramatically when they see that someone is in urgent need of something and in no position to negotiate. For instance, if a gas station owner raises the
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by d23 13y ago
Since when is "anti-social" and "nit-picky to the point of absurdity" equivalent to "expressing critical thought"?

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