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by gcheong 10y ago
60K for learning how to make mobile and web apps seems like a lot regardless of where you are located. The only advantage would seem to be the in-person classes and the full-time nature of it but if your goal is to learn mobile and web appl
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by gcheong 10y ago
If all startups need a Greg and there are only so many Gregs to go around, can new Gregs be deliberately created?
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by gcheong 10y ago
They won't be fully autonomous until we reach level 5, that is what level 5 is by definition. Whether or not a car that isn't fully autonomous but can handle a variety of common situations is completely useless to someone is an in
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by gcheong 10y ago
I'm guessing that will be part of Level 5 or at least we will be very close to level 5(full) autonomy once complex situations like 4-way stops with lots of pedestrians have been mastered.
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by gcheong 10y ago
Unless you have some alternative better opportunity then finishing even at just a passing level will probably be worth it in the long run than dropping out completely. At least you will have finished! You know you can do well as you have do
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by gcheong 10y ago
Try Tango. I have a couple women friends who are absolutely obsessed with it and there are meetings all over the world. I think they are always looking for new partners and men are probably in short supply.
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by gcheong 10y ago
But isn't this idea that work is some kind of moral obligation to society exactly the problem if it's true that work is going to disappear? Do you think his contribution to society is zero or negative simply because he doesn'
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The Berry of the Future Is Fed a Specialized Diet and Picked by a Robot(bloomberg.com)
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by gcheong 10y ago
Unfortunately reproduction is a largely ego-driven pursuit.
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by gcheong 10y ago
Considering the probabilities or just the current ratio of Musks to non-Musks it would probably be more likely to happen by having less people with more resources than the other way around.
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by gcheong 10y ago
Well if you ever decide to write about what you've learned I'd certainly pay for that kind of knowledge!
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by gcheong 10y ago
But with a big house you could sleep in a different bedroom every night!
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by gcheong 10y ago
Wrong post?
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by gcheong 11y ago
I've had this exact same thought process, esp with regards to going to medical school if I were to do it over. Also, while what we know about the body changes and grows at least the technology developed is new rather than having to lea
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by gcheong 11y ago
Shouldn't that be return false if != 0?
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by gcheong 11y ago
A coupe ideas for jobs: 1. Work for a gardener/landscaper. I did this for a summer after I had dropped out of college. I worked for the landscaper that took care of my parents house. He was always complaining how hard it was to find go
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by gcheong 12y ago
" how would we feel if tomorrow, we woke up and some guys from stanford published new research on AI which can automagically produce working software given a set of requirements -- and they give it away for free." I would personal
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by gcheong 12y ago
Interesting, I've been participating in the annual Chinese New Year treasure hunt that seems to have been resurrected and organized by a former member.
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RandomiseMe lets anyone design and run a randomised controlled trial(badscience.net)
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For Better Social Skills, Scientists Recommend a Little Chekhov(well.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Kickstarter bans GMO handouts, giving way to anti-synthetic bio campaigns(geneticliteracyproject.org)
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Cost Saving Measures(thewritingengine.wordpress.com)
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by gcheong 13y ago
Because anyone with a conscience soon realizes the sheer ridiculousness of getting paid a high salary for doing little or no work and may feel a bit of guilt about it? It is a common situation in companies that are either well funded or ver
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by gcheong 13y ago
This is a very short book written by a professor who researches procrastination. If you are interested in what the latest research has to say about procrastination and strategies to overcome it, it is well worth the read: http://
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by gcheong 13y ago
As far as I can tell their trademark seems pretty specific that it applies to game apps only: http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4806:p9i0qr... . Is there a case to be made that BWF would somehow caus
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The Choice(mobileservices.texterity.com)
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by gcheong 13y ago
This title hardly seems to reflect the main point of the article which is the problem of enticing more PhD candidates in order to acquire cheap research and teaching labor. The fact that they may not earn more than with a Masters was a fair
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by gcheong 13y ago
It might be better for companies not to have such press about their mergers or at least I don't see how it is any advantage for the short term blip media coverage of these kind of events provide. And if you are a value investor, having less
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Survey finds 97% climate science papers agree warming is man-made(guardian.co.uk)
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by gcheong 13y ago
People like me who have no desire to have them perhaps? I think that's the best place to start. Also more people will probably choose not to have kids when there is more social acceptance of the choice and we are honest with ourselves about

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