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by gaoshan 2y ago
Totally agree with this.
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by gaoshan 2y ago
Banning individual apps in this manner is wrong, IMO. In a country where concepts like freedom of speech and restrictions on government censorship are not insignificant considerations (in theory, at a minimum) a decision like this is unfort
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by gaoshan 2y ago
Most tea bags that you purchase anywhere use some level of plastics in their component materials and/or binding (especially this latter). The only safe options are metal strainers that you filter the tea with (and that hopefully don&#x
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by gaoshan 2y ago
Larger message about doing the thing you really should do aside, ever since my parents dissuaded me from going to my grandfather's funeral (a man that I loved and respected but who's funeral came at an "inconvenient" tim
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by gaoshan 2y ago
Seriously. Let's see an accurate forecast for Cleveland, Ohio. Even local forecasters can barely get the next day correct on any sort of consistent basis.
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by gaoshan 2y ago
Well, this is what spies do, right? We do it, they do it. We all use the latest technology of the day to do it and we all try to prevent the other. That the outcome of such efforts is published by the government impacted is interesting but
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by gaoshan 2y ago
I was a gifted program kid who was part of a new style of unstructured, learn at your own pace, self-learn program called the "informal" program. This was back in the early 1980s (the program itself had started in the 1970s). The
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by gaoshan 2y ago
Given the direction the US appears headed in this is a timely and critical issue for Europe to address.
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by gaoshan 2y ago
As soon as I see "dailymail" I, correctly, reasonably and thoughtfully IMO, start doubting whatever is linked.
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by gaoshan 2y ago
"...they weren't interesting to him". That’s how I felt about mathematics. History, literature and language were the areas I was interested in, for example. It seems to me that an individual’s strengths aren’t necessarily ind
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by gaoshan 2y ago
That's roughly $205,000 adjusted.
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by gaoshan 2y ago
The labeling of things in museums as "stolen" is lacking, IMO. In some cases, yes... straight up looted items are in museums. In other cases, though, the items could easily have ended up lost to time (or political, economic, socia
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by gaoshan 2y ago
This is a great set of suggestions. I've been on just such teams (and led them as well) and the way it went for us was: - small team hired (via a well regarded agency) - small team creates and releases initial, limited POC - company re
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by gaoshan 2y ago
The old canal towpath is part of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park and just a few miles from my house. We hike and bike there frequently. The canal itself is mostly filled in with sediment and is little more than a damp trench punctuated wi
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by gaoshan 2y ago
"The market" needs to be checked in so many ways. You'd think that by now we could learn to take what works and modify the rest but apparently everything has to be black and white and even a concept like "the market&quot
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by gaoshan 2y ago
Classic waste of bits internet comment... "Here's my opinion on the article I did not read".
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by gaoshan 2y ago
Now I'm wondering what constitutes an "official act". Is is anything at all done while President or is it things that fall under the normal official duties of President? If it's the former then a President is free to mur
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by gaoshan 2y ago
Higher interest rates and/or regulations against excessive (however that is defined) ownership. Any regulation should focus on the bigger players as a priority. The person with the second vacation home isn't a priority but the fun
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by gaoshan 2y ago
It is interesting but I wonder how much it will cost to manufacture?
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by gaoshan 2y ago
I imagine this would result in a large number of people catering their job applications and interview preparedness to AI topics but otherwise not having any particularly special or more advanced AI related skills (unless this is about targe
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by gaoshan 3y ago
>If you pay someone a lot of money they will, essentially, spend it on other people. This touches on the concept of trickle down economics and it is generally regarded as not doing what you think it does (or at least, not very effectivel
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by gaoshan 3y ago
My previous comment was not as informed as it should have been (because I opined after only read the title... a mistake, to be sure). I've edited it and will leave it at this being a very unfortunate situation to be in.
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by gaoshan 3y ago
Wikipedia has information about this. Essentially the topic of the age, as put forth by the author of this article, is considered "fringe". Doesn't mean this is outright untrue but it seems that, aside from the authors of thi
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by gaoshan 3y ago
I was so onboard with Textpattern that I bought their "lifetime" hosting plan back in the day. Some of you probably remember how that went. Wikipedia says that "On August 16, 2012, individuals who had provided start-up and de
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by gaoshan 3y ago
I reacted viscerally to the first 3 words of the title and then realized, with relief, we were not talking about the Simple Object Access Protocol.
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by gaoshan 3y ago
>They hired a lot of "smart" developers, but they also took forever to ship anything. Oh man does this resonate with me. Some of the "smartest" people we've hired have also been the slowest to deliver as they waf
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by gaoshan 3y ago
"as for your comprehension ability, that's debatable" This comes across as rude, especially in response to someone that did not themselves say anything warranting a rude response. You can disagree and make your point without
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by gaoshan 3y ago
This is actually a great question because LinkedIn has become ubiquitous in the professional world and I cannot, for the life of me, think of anything that is currently available to replace it. Could someone build it? Sure. Could someone ga
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by gaoshan 3y ago
But he's not governing on the Right. He's governing from much closer to the center.
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by gaoshan 3y ago
I would assume that if an old boat were found that it had nothing to do with the Ark of Christian mythos. There would be no way to "verify" it because the entire story rests on a foundation of faith, not fact. Where faith and fact

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