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by darod 9y ago
Success in sports is very different than success in programming. There are very specific events that people have a limited time to train their bodies for so that they peak at the right moments. If you don't do it within that time fra
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by darod 9y ago
why is this here?
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Dear Men, This Is Why We’re Tired(driftingthrough.com)
2 points by darod 9y ago|0 comments
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by darod 9y ago
Is it possible that what you lose in cognitive abilities, you gain in social bonding?
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by darod 9y ago
Setting up a CI on AWS using git, CodePipeline, Code Build, and elastic beanstalk takes no more than a few hours. It's worth the few hours. Otherwise you're manually pushing builds out which wastes more time in the long. In the
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by darod 9y ago
Welcome to the world of early adopters.
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by darod 9y ago
what's interesting is the faces they decided not to portray in the movie. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/aug/01/indian...
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by darod 9y ago
Blood in my stool was my sign. By that point it was already at stage 2. My family has no history as far as I know.
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by darod 9y ago
In this application who does this AI serve? A self driving car doesn't help me to become a better driver. It removes me from the driving equation all together.
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by darod 9y ago
you should also probably itemize the cost of each of those hardware peripherals.
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by darod 9y ago
While the author is probably right and this is no huge breakthrough in AI/ML, it is yet another example of AI/ML being able to do an activity that surpasses a human's ability. I am still waiting for an example of how AI&#x2F
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by darod 9y ago
"Efficiencies drive down costs which benefits society as a whole." Those same efficiencies remove people from their jobs. First blue collar jobs and later, as we will see, more technical and intricate fields. So the cost cutting
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by darod 9y ago
so what do you do with the people?
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by darod 9y ago
I think UBI would be unsustainable without additional investments in education. If you are going to be taking public monies, that time should be used to educate oneself or provide some form of public service.
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by darod 9y ago
I completely agree. Bill Burr sums it up better than I. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxINJzqzn4w
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by darod 9y ago
>We deal with those issues by education (so people can do better jobs that aren't automated), and social safety nets. However, there really are no social safety nets and the US continues to decrease investments in education year aft
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by darod 9y ago
I wonder how long it will take for this thought to fade from Steve's mind once he returns to SV. It's easy for people come to these realizations after getting outside of their comfort zone but just as easily return to the status
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Six Myths about Affirmative Action(professorshih.blogspot.com)
2 points by darod 9y ago|0 comments
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by darod 9y ago
Full manifesto at Gizmodo http://gizmodo.com/exclusive-heres-the-full-10-page-anti-div...
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by darod 9y ago
I was diagnosed with stage 2 colorectal at 33 which became stage 4 a few years in. I've been in remission for a year but I can't help but feel that 30 is the new 40 with regards to cancer. May be that mother nature trying to get
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by darod 9y ago
population decline != extinction but that is the direction that it's going. There's a huge problem when one population is increasing (i.e. humans) and everything else is declining. We can't invent a robot for every job that
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by darod 9y ago
“There is only one overall solution, and that is to reduce the scale of the human enterprise,” he said. “Population growth and increasing consumption among the rich is driving it.”
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The Real Threat of Artificial Intelligence(nytimes.com)
34 points by darod 9y ago|8 comments
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Beekeepers Sweeten Solar Sites with the 'Tesla of Honey'(news.nationalgeographic.com)
2 points by darod 9y ago|0 comments
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A Cyberattack 'the World Isn’t Ready For'(nytimes.com)
400 points by darod 9y ago|241 comments
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by darod 9y ago
As someone who's recovering from cancer, this is a horrible title.
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by darod 10y ago
Pilots aren't contractors. Uber drivers are.
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by darod 10y ago
adaptation after adaptation after adaptation. it seems as if hollywood has lost new stories to tell. i thoroughly enjoyed the first one and, based on the trailer alone, refuse to see the remake especially considering who was cast for the
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by darod 10y ago
I have a 2 monitor setup with laptop. One monitor for my google searches/documentation reading, the second holds my code/spreadsheets, and the laptop for terminal/finder/calendar. All my work is in front of me, nothing
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by darod 10y ago
What happens when you have 2 scientists arguing over what they consider fact? How do you know who to believe? It then becomes that example of requiring everyone to understand metal work prior to picking up a knife. You don't get ver

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