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by fjeifisjf 3y ago
That's a very naive view of computer science. That is the attitude of people who have given up and decided that computers are too big for science now.
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by fjeifisjf 4y ago
Obviously yes, rats don’t deserve tumors.
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by fjeifisjf 5y ago
Tech companies have IC promotions.
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by fjeifisjf 5y ago
If you look at age adjusted percentiles, 1% income is much lower than $750K/yr. 30 yr olds making $350k/ are 1%ers, and when they reach 40 or 50 they have substantial investment gains bolstering their compensation.
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by fjeifisjf 5y ago
What are you talking about? Enforcement of law is handled by the DOJ.
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by fjeifisjf 5y ago
(d) just means that enforcement is handled by the Justice Department, as it should. This new council is for policy.
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by fjeifisjf 5y ago
Many things that are hard to prevent are still dangerous and wrong.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
I hope you charge a good fee for your evaluations.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
The US governments love putting people in jail for inability to pay fines. But mostly <$1000 fines and poor people.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
Yes.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
Bitcoin symbol is used far more than Klingon characters. Simple as that. And anyone Klingon is declared for use in the private use area, like other niche languages.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
That's a win-win.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
That has nothing to do with reading data that the publisher does distribute.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
In what browser?
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
Bots don’t have human. They are identifiable by behavior. If they aren’t, there’s no problem.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
They suggest following the guidance of an educated expert.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
“I always wondered why somebody doesn't do something about that. then I realized I was somebody.”
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
Wrong ideas deserve trouble.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
Many of live in a country with a long history of laws written explicitly for that purpose.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
It's common to draw too, as it tends to do 3 move repetition, perhaps to avoid losing material. When I finally beat it, it seemed to let me fork it's pieces in the corner, and then in endgame, it knows nothing about the positional
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
Looking ahead more moves requires zero more code -- depth is a loop variable.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
On CCRL, which is a separate rating pool/scale. Also, it played too few games to get a reliable rating, as you can see from the erratic performance.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
Lichess stockfish bot ratings are completely fake and performance dependent on your local device.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
> humans have been quite happy about living in extreme physical deprivation Citation desperately needed.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
Voter turnout was over 50% in 2016 and 2018, even after the effects of voter supppression. And you don't need 100% turnout for an election to work; you only need a nearly unbiased sample.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
And non-division of labor starves the body of actual food, shelter, and medicine.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
Ask a parent (usually mother) what happens if they try to bring a kid to their (non coronavirus era) office because they don't have anyone else to care for the kid that day. Almost always completely unacceptable, for reasons ranging fr
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
That sounds like a work cult. We're all these families still your friends after leaving the company?
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
I take issue with this drone nonsense. If you are helping people for money you are doing good with your life. If you are comfortable at work and not being physically or emotionally abused, there's absolutely nothing wrong with being a
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
It s relative. You can work 40 hrs for a 24hr job, or 60 hrs for a 40hr job. The former is still part time.

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