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by elpachuco 12y ago
>>Another example of a good language problem is question answering, like “What’s the second-biggest city in California that is not near a river?” If I typed that sentence into Google currently, I’m not likely to get a useful response.
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by elpachuco 12y ago
Recently rolled out at my local hospital. The best part is I get e-mail reminders for all appointments. I also get an e-mail notification when a test result has been logged.
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by elpachuco 12y ago
>>even if those children got adopted away or orphaned early on Was race accounted for. i.e. Where there minorities and white kids in the group. If only white kids then that tells me that the problem is more systemic. i.e. racism.
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by elpachuco 12y ago
You really need to explain what you mean because his explanation seems to make sense to me.
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by elpachuco 12y ago
You also have to define "better". Here we are only talking about super intelligence. But what about creativity in music, film, writing, etc. Those things enrich our lives. Who is going to make the films and animes that I love? Wha
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by elpachuco 12y ago
Purely anecdotal. It is not bad. It could be better sure. The times that a family member has been sick and taken to an emergency room everybody has done their part to nurse them back to health. Unfortunately there are always incompetent nu
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by elpachuco 12y ago
Maybe use the same solution as Hacker News: Allow users for a limited time to make changes, even delete their answers. Once that time expires make the question accessible to the wayback machine crawlers. Other than that if users don't
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by elpachuco 12y ago
>>Coincidence, not correlation. You probably mean not causation?
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by elpachuco 12y ago
hm?
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by elpachuco 14y ago
>>American organizations appear to bend over backward to be of service to American intelligence interests around the world, but tend to act arrogantly if approached by local authorities over local matters, to the extend of openly vi
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by elpachuco 14y ago
>>Pays what? They will create a few LLCs for each case with next to zero assets. If they lose the case the patents are almost by definition worthless, so they get nothing. Sounds like fraud to me. I'm sure this loop hole could get c
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by elpachuco 14y ago
So what do you do when it changes direction. Keep it simple, just get away as fast and far away as possible.
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by elpachuco 14y ago
Right, it sounds quite stupid in retrospect.
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by elpachuco 14y ago
This could be it. I pretty much stopped watching films for a long time. I know find them enjoyable again.
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by elpachuco 14y ago
The last Batman films and the last transformer films. I wouldn't say they were stupid, just so predictable that there was almost no point in watching. I know that Jack Reacher and the Last Stand were not critical successes and yet I enjoyed
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Am I Stupid Again?
10 points by elpachuco 14y ago|16 comments
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by elpachuco 14y ago
>>What other goal would there be? The goal for the drastic measures my mom took was to not loose her child. That he stopped being such a big brat was a bonus. He was still strong tempered, but at least he would no longer test my mot
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by elpachuco 14y ago
> “Then I’m going to kill myself,” he said. I remember doing that. > He’s been on a slew of antipsychotic and mood altering pharmaceuticals, a Russian novel of behavioral plans. Nothing seems to work. I remember that. > A few we