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ghthor
9y ago
This seems reckless on Upworks part considering the lawyers I know are using upwork for a significant portion of they're income.
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ghthor
9y ago
Pro librarian work right here, Nice work!
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ghthor
9y ago
As miners leave and hashing power goes down the difficulty will go down
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ghthor
9y ago
Seems ridiulous that asking for proof of a valid service animal is a slippery slope. It seems welldefined, and a legit service animal would likely carry the documentation with them.
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ghthor
9y ago
Its also much less likely for someone to copy and leak the conversation in it in person.
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ghthor
9y ago
Most of the tissue in the neck and exteding into the upper back is connected to the walls of the sinus cavities. Stretching the jaw, neck and shoulders/upper back does a good job of massaging the interal parts of the sinuses that are u
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ghthor
9y ago
I woundnt be surprised as tissue is very connected. You might maintain that sensation with some consistency by adding more yoga/stretching to your daily routine.
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ghthor
9y ago
Why the bareny finacially independant part of the problem here? I just ask because this is my goal, and I can't wait to give my employer the finger and start working whatever I want to work on.
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ghthor
9y ago
Alternatively, You could make the argument that what Bitfinex has done here is really smart. It's really expensive, engineering & risk wise, to setup payout links at consumer scale. There really is no difference between me holding
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ghthor
9y ago
I think the cream here is if the underlying network is decentralized and I disagree with my centralized provider, then I have the power to change providers. Its comparing email to facebook, if my email provider does something I disagree wi
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ghthor
9y ago
I don't agree. The blockchain enables a type of authoritarianism that I support, open data authoritaianism. Sort of like the linux kernel or open source software, but for the data. If I don't agree with the leader, I'm free t
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ghthor
9y ago
You should look at the models being produced by Jeff Hawkins and numenta. Their neuron is based on the neuron of our neocortex which are homogeneous. Theyve had great success using their ANN across different domains with very little to no d
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ghthor
9y ago
I practice taijiquan & qigong everyday. Exploration and practice there have helped me become more comfortable in my own body. I run and walk quite a lot as well in preperation for ultramarathoning. In addition I play quite a lot of soci
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ghthor
9y ago
No guarantee that replacing the battery would disable the underclocking. I suspect it's still be underclocked.
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ghthor
9y ago
Seem like it's be easier to just ask the user if the face should be used for re-training instead of hiding this behind a heuristic.
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ghthor
9y ago
It's also riskier, due to how insecure low incomes are to maintain. It's a death spiral.
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ghthor
9y ago
This is where a new startup isp needs to pair with Artemis networks can create a next gen wireless network that puts these big telecoms to shame.
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ghthor
9y ago
I think the difference here is who's minting coins. I don't see a reason the disenfranchised couldn't band together and create their own validator. This gives them currency internal to their community, which they can start us
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ghthor
9y ago
Can't I still buy niacin that isn't "Niacor" for the same low-ish price as a non-perscription vitamin?
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ghthor
9y ago
Fucking tendon ruptures. My girlfriend is a runner and she had a tendon rupture in her knee that was caused by cipro. Fucking nasty and immoral what the regulators and drug companies have done with this antibiotic.
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ghthor
9y ago
And NOT having to maintain little rules like this is one of the reasons I fell in love with Go initially. Between gofmt and gofix, the go tooling just works(tm) so danm well.
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ghthor
9y ago
Is there a guide I can use to set this up?
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ghthor
9y ago
Faker from LOL Korea is more LeBron James to me than LeBron James, he is phenomenally talented. There are many others like him and many more like me that feel more connected an in awe of esports professionals than their traditional athletic
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ghthor
9y ago
I think part of the in presence problems can be fixed with better virtual spaces. If slack was more like an mmorpg with buildings and rooms that you physically navigated in then teams could start building better camaraderie by having an ava
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ghthor
9y ago
There are 2 problems to combat here. 1. Difficulty of building trust between individuals remote 2. Lack of understanding concerning communication skills & tactics required for remote work (upholding trust) Anyone that has played the old
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ghthor
9y ago
This isn't true, it can be a crowd source quality control. Not as good as a direct share from one of my trusted colleague's, but it does work as a quality control given the right community makeup, the right web of users.
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ghthor
9y ago
Thank you for defending game mechanics. The goal of mechanics are to generate some type of behavior, it isn't to make everyone happy or everyone a player.
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ghthor
9y ago
This is the age when our ancestors were teaching there kids about the tigers, lions and wolf's out there. If they tried to keep them safe that would have been the death of the whole tribe, as the kids that didn't understand the da
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ghthor
9y ago
Bitcoin was probably used to pay for sex slaves, that's why it's been so successful. /speculation
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ghthor
9y ago
And that hard to reproduce hash represents computational trust, which is a new type of resource that just happens to be very expensive in energy cost using our current technology.
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