gametheoretic

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   by gametheoretic 13y ago

   Indeed. Some say the internet will free us; some say it will cage us with ourselves. Mere perspectives - either way, we're turning into little blinking light bulbs, every one of us.
2. 122.▲
   by gametheoretic 13y ago

   Steve, Is Data really as fudged up as everyone seems to believe? Do you see EPF having the potential to take its place?
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   by gametheoretic 13y ago

   So much of politics is a definitions game. If it's indeed possible to win a political argument by means other than proving your opponent's position internally inconsistent-- i.e., to "prove" yourself correct -- then uni
4. 124.▲
   by gametheoretic 13y ago

   Q: What was the unemployment rate in 50,000 BC?
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   by gametheoretic 13y ago

   In their own way, the comments are more interesting than the article. Atwood lists StormFront as one of the sites they investigated the dynamics of. The other two object; one claims Atwood was dismissive of his concerns in a twitter convo.
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   by gametheoretic 13y ago

   Uhhh...decline? Gates stepped down in 2000, when Google was Goofy and the iPod was just an idea. Ballmer could've done worse for himself, to say the least. The very least. XP, Xbox, yes, Vista, but also the extremely impressive full s
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   by gametheoretic 13y ago

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal_component_analysis We're done here.