eruditely

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541.
by eruditely 13y ago
Welcome to uncertainty.
542.
by eruditely 13y ago
Off topic: Where's my Californian's who want .cali
543.
by eruditely 13y ago
I was googling "Whoever's Law" hoping there would finally be a law named "Whoever's Law", because holy shit are there a lot of "Laws" now.
544.
by eruditely 13y ago
Try Lazy Newb Pack, and also less drama and theatrics. http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=59026.0 It helps modify the graphics and makes for better keybindings.
545.
by eruditely 13y ago
What sheer and utter apologism.
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by eruditely 13y ago
It states that states are exempted from the relevant privacy law. "The trouble is that state public-health agencies received an exemption from the federal law, formally the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA,
547.
by eruditely 13y ago
I wonder if any other intelligence agency is spying on the NSA, even if it is American. That would add such an interesting twist, and their justification and legal process for it would be no doubt rebuked by the NSA in a very hilarious fash
548.
by eruditely 13y ago
I'm very interested to see if this pans out and how much exactly will this improve delivery times or the business in general. The writer says "Called ORION, or On-Road Integrated Optimization and Navigation, UPS’ data-drenched rou
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by eruditely 13y ago
I really don't see how it says to "let the real political players play". They probably just think they have better 'method' than big data. I have my own viewpoints about big data, but they could stop with the mystic nonsense and just actual
550.
by eruditely 13y ago
The point of language is communication, not functional expressive equivalency. A good chunk of people would miss the Unix = OSX.
551.
by eruditely 13y ago
>When a poker player has a small stack he makes poorer choices This immediately shows you have not played poker seriously or have a working knowledge of poker knowledge. The framing of the question is wrong too,
552.
by eruditely 14y ago
I found it hard to understand the point he was trying to make.
553.
by eruditely 14y ago
The people who don't really matter that much. If there is total net generated wealth, I don't really see what's so bad even if it does hurt the investors. Up to a point.
554.
by eruditely 14y ago
Empirical evidence, or just posturing?
555.
by eruditely 14y ago
That question is not applicable to SF. I don't know how else to explain.
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by eruditely 14y ago
Who are you talking to? Nobody justified anybodies work, not this terrorist, not the unabomber and not any other organized retribution in history. No commentary was made except that the unabombers manifesto was enlightening. That is all.
557.
by eruditely 14y ago
The unabomber's manifesto was highly enlightening, and also frightening for how right he seemed on some of his points even if you technically disagree with many of them.
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by eruditely 14y ago
Where does one go to learn how to create an emulator? I'm interested in picking up C/Go (probably the latter nowadays) while trying to make an emulator. Is there a process people adhere by or do they seriously just figure it out?
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by eruditely 14y ago
I've made no claims of my fear of marathons or that I will not attend them, I'm afraid of the total risk of conducting such affairs in life, I'm not the person who avoided planes because of 9/11 forever afterward. It was merely a simple rem
560.
by eruditely 14y ago
Can someone just run a plain marathon without having to worry about this in modern civilized life? Come on. This isn't even crime, this is just insanity.
561.
by eruditely 14y ago
It's a reason.com right-libertarian sky fantasy. Please make the distinction.
562.
by eruditely 14y ago
While you are making your point, you're being overly pedantic, and the point is irrelevant. Email should not be able to be accessed by a third party without warrant period. Whether or not the analogies line up.
563.
by eruditely 14y ago
link?
564.
by eruditely 14y ago
This is the implication only if you're looking to shove vitriol into everything.
565.
by eruditely 14y ago
This says more about you than the quality of the project.
566.
by eruditely 14y ago
However the expected value may be that much, you are not "rolled" for that outcome. You have one life not a distribution of lives.
567.
by eruditely 14y ago
This says more about you than anything else.
568.
by eruditely 14y ago
Not enough attention given to this reply.