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dmbche
3y ago
Actually I think you can sue for damages since the defrauded you, so they probably wouldn't agree to the NDA
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dmbche
3y ago
Man how insane is it that these guys and gals raised 400 millions on tech without any raw data, nothing to show for it? It was never reproduced? They just said they got it?
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3y ago
I'm sure that the non technical public would be interested in a chatbot fed on reddit data, which is more interesting than how valid the AI models predictions are for the people making money off of it.
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3y ago
I'm no expert on corporate law, but maybe them aquiring reddit data makes that data illegal to use for others to train their models on? Even if available, if it's not legal to use the big guys can't touch it.
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3y ago
If anything it's probably the other way around - I'd posit that the portion of the population the does mdma, speed and the like is on aberage more depressed than someone "sober". Chicken and egg
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3y ago
I'll be sure to go and check that out! Somewhat unrelated, I'm going through Liber Null, from Pter J Caroll and I find it pretty solid, did you ever read it? It's not Thelema but it's prett close.
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3y ago
I'm not a programmer. Could you estimate how much more comple/ how much longer it takes to implement quicksort? Otherwise, my point is that this is often good because, when begining projects, management can lack perspective of how
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3y ago
No, I'm amazed by it's existence at all, I don't find it good - but I'm not a fan of poetry in general. I think his other writing is more interesting to read, but White Stains is special in how foul it is. The fact it wa
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Conciousness as a Delivrery Platform for Feelings
(rifters.com)
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3y ago
For anyone insterested in reading Crowley, I was told Liber four is the most straightforward writing of his. His collection of poems "White Stains" is just amazing as well - mostly speaking about human secretions of all kinds and
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3y ago
Thank you for the insight!
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3y ago
Amazing work! Suprising to hear that he had to heart that the US had to embrace immigration as part of it's identity while there were large xenophobic sentiments. Nothing new under the sun! To this day, I'm still appalled that chi
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3y ago
Having just seen someone mention Phillip Seymour Hoffman, I am drooling imagining what that would have looked like.
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3y ago
From my reading and working in editing movies: The point of the book is not at all the visual, most of it is very subtle. One commentary that I heard that was very astute pointed out that many parts of the book are specifically not detailed
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3y ago
Just a note : I've noticed that when working with management, they often have issues "grokking" the issues they are asking for you to solve. By offering an imprefect, quick solution, it lets them understand the issue and read
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3y ago
In the sense of - are you talking about something or is it all just vague impressions?
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3y ago
I get what you mean - but since motorcycles are more specific use than cars, I think it's fair. I think it more reasonable to never be under any substance - for example- when riding a bike rather than a car, since most people will have
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How Dangerous Are Motorcycles?
(fortnine.ca)
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3y ago
There might he a tool to export your bookmarks to a good standard - I'll look around. I doubt you're the first to look for this! Edit: chrome offers to export to html - might be a better start! You can then turn that into txt or c
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3y ago
"Internet in Cuba is limited due to current government rules and regulations but also due to US sanctions that block Cuban access to some platforms like Zoom.[5] Cuba's Internet connection is via the ALBA-1 cable to Venezuela. The
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3y ago
Very enlightening writeup - thanks for being thorough. I'd like to mention that Toyota is playing with syntetic fuels as well, and that some in the car market see this more as an option for car enthusiasts to keep running their cars wh
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3y ago
It's the most boring, but a text file with the urls and a title is probably your best option. Copy and paste to browser. Encrypt the file if you want extra security and use a good password/password manager. I understand it's
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3y ago
You should read 1984 - you're in for a treat. Snowpiercer as well.
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3y ago
The high tech offerings are hype and little else, and are not social media, but venture capital sinkholes. The public does not interact with them, just rich people talking to rich people about it. Come to think, it's actually just rich
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3y ago
My reasoning is that this, to people not as well versed on the subject, indicates that the CIA shares anything that it doesn't absolutely need to keep hidden from the public. It indicates that they are trustworthy. Also, everything in
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3y ago
While I see what you mean, I can't think of any example right away that are touted by people like Snowden - I see there were many honeypots on crypto, TOR and "encrypted" phones, but other than maybe VPNs I wouldn't know
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3y ago
I think you're right! Thanks for the reference.
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3y ago
To clarify with the false equivalence : when pressurized at more than atmosphere, the pressure pushes the hydrogen through containement easily. This is problematic, as we would need hermetic containement. If leaked into a house, the pressur
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3y ago
Thanks for asking! So the movie itself is framed as the reminiscing of the man of this story, we are seeing his memories. He uses so much clever cinemtography, like framing most shots through windows or bars to give it separation from the v
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3y ago
Have not read the book, have not read Tao Lin This review might be better than the book. It's very very good. Reminds me of watching In the mood for love (Wong Kar Wai) and not liking it, but loving the movie after having it broken dow
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