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demonshalo
9y ago
Google's bet is that technology will replace humans. Palantir's bet is that technology works best when combined with human intuition. So yes, they do horde a lot of people but the idea is to bet on the intersection between man and
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demonshalo
10y ago
sounds about right!
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demonshalo
10y ago
Pay attention ladies and gents. This here is known as cognitive dissonance. > Capitalism has not empowered people and does not uplift people from poverty. Alright. So this is a definite statement. A conclusion. hmm interesting, lets'
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demonshalo
10y ago
> Was a time in America where we had capitalism but every dollar over like $10 mill was taxed at near 100% -- that CEO's would instead pay their employees more, or hire new ones and grow the company instead of pad their pockets. Li
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demonshalo
10y ago
Oooh the good old democratic myth. Perhaps Carlin was right all along (which he usually is): "Inside every cynical person is a disappointed idealist". Sunde was one of my heroes growing up in Sweden when I was a socialist and beli
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demonshalo
10y ago
It is NOT horrible. However, Latex is another way of doing things. Perhaps your requirements should dictate which of the two you should go for!
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demonshalo
10y ago
A great example would be PDF generation for things like invoices. Rather than generating a pdf with something like PHP or Java. Render a regular html page with all the css you want (super easy compared to drawing a PDF using PHP) and then p
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demonshalo
10y ago
> Thatcher and Reagan going union busing What exactly do you mean by that if you don't mind me asking?
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demonshalo
10y ago
I am unable to read this on mobile. Can anyone tl;dr plz?
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demonshalo
10y ago
A fucking MEN!
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demonshalo
10y ago
> letting the future generations suffer... source?
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demonshalo
10y ago
That's what I mean when I say they lack reason. The entire green movement's argument is an emotional one not a logical one.
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demonshalo
10y ago
> My perspective comes from the summers spent with my grandparents Seriously, get a grip and stop being self-absorbed. Read history before you long for something you've never actually truly experienced!
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demonshalo
10y ago
>The first option seems blind yea, just toss an opinion aside as blind because you don't like it. That will get people listening to your point of view!
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10y ago
> Your statement that the green movement would be embraced by everyone if they understood tradeoffs and economics doesn't take into account the opposition from entrenched interests and capital. It would be if the gains were on the l
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10y ago
> By lifestyle I mean supermarkets and restaurants and iPhones and planes ... all the stuff that we're so proud of as a society. Winning, getting ahead, being number one, outcompeting, etc. All those ego-centric values that are the
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demonshalo
10y ago
sweet! I didn't know about this. Thanks for the link.
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demonshalo
10y ago
Indeed it is :D
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demonshalo
10y ago
I know that feeling! I just took on a problem that I found to be simple to understand yet for some reason is still unsolved. Simple to understand turned out to be crucial because when I started I had no idea how much "I did not know&qu
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demonshalo
10y ago
lol. Like I said, I don't expect to reach any tangible goal. However, I am not looking for an extended "search" algorithm. I am looking for a "solution" or at least a solution in say O(log(n)) to begin with. That&#x
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demonshalo
10y ago
basically doing it fast for large integers. Here is the challenge I am working toward: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA_Factoring_Challenge
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demonshalo
10y ago
Prime Factorization - Just as a fun side project. I do not expect that I will ever be able to solve it but at least once a week I learn something new about math! I've Been working on it for 3 years now and It's getting more and mo
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demonshalo
10y ago
> or that I don't know how to calculate them. apologies, I don't know your background nor do I have an insight as to what goes on in your head. All I wanted to point out is that it's actually not a surprising growth rate.
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demonshalo
10y ago
Np! I used a chrome plugin called "Full Page Screen Capture". You can use similar extension for FF if you are using that! The table itself is a long html page! :D
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demonshalo
10y ago
I don't find the growth rate surprising at all! > 50% of integers are have a factor under 3 every other number is divisible by 2, that is literally half. > 73% - under 6 Well I think about it this way: every other number is divis
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10y ago
It IS popular to hate on Thiel but it is also very hard to dispute most of the stuff that he says. Granted, everyone is wrong about something, but in this case, I think he nails it pretty darn well!
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demonshalo
10y ago
Well said!
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demonshalo
10y ago
I wrote a long post in response but then I remembered that when a person uses their feelings to argue, you cannot counter-argue them with logic. It just doesn't work. So Let me instead ask you this (and please don't answer this
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10y ago
pretty much!
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demonshalo
10y ago
Talking about pipe dreams and mentioning UBI as a solution in the same paragraph... UBI won't solve shit and if you think it will, you are simply being silly!
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