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by dunkelheit 11y ago
Surely that was bad behavior on their part. The question is how to prevent this type of behavior in the future? I think the OP achieved more to this end by making bad behavior public than by mitigating his personal damage. Maybe it is false
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by dunkelheit 11y ago
I don't think bickering over registration fee would be a reasonable thing to do. It just promotes the overall litigious atmosphere. The next thing we will see in such contracts is something like 'under no circumstances are partici
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by dunkelheit 11y ago
(disclaimer: I have no understanding of the subject, I just searched the Internet) This longish article by Stanovich himself (link: http://www.keithstanovich.com/Site/Research_on_Reasoning_fil... ) seems to answer your
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by dunkelheit 11y ago
I am curious what do these meetings look like. Could you describe them? Why did you find them uninteresting?
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by dunkelheit 11y ago
Very true! I think being 'wise' is for the most part pursuing worthy goals. But the article makes the mistake of equating wisdom with 'rationality'. Rationality is a tool too (as the article suggests a distinct tool from
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by dunkelheit 11y ago
That's kind of a different thing. You do not pay google for their service (search). Instead you pay for content using google. Google sits in their favorite position of the all-tracking middleman and uses gathered information for servin
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by dunkelheit 11y ago
I think you raise very valid point. Historically it just made business sense for content creators to put up some ads. It works like a feedback loop: you put some ads -> you can offset your production costs and lower the price or produce
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by dunkelheit 11y ago
Could you provide some pointers to your work? I googled a bit and searched on github and could not find anything.
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by dunkelheit 11y ago
The insurance in question would only pay off under some very improbable and dire circumstances. And under these circumstances the chances of getting a payoff are rather slim because, you know, the world is crashing and burning. Some time du
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Can someone explain or provide an educated guess about what is the google's strategy with kubernetes here? Surely containers are hot now and it is nice to have a stake in the game but borg has been one of their key competitive advantag
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by dunkelheit 11y ago
Most of the article reads like a pr piece sugar-coating Marc and a16z, and the part about his wife is unapologetic celebrity gossip :). I also doubt that depictions of the workings of VC firms from this article should be taken at face value