gmadsen

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by gmadsen 5y ago
historically, this is absolutely what happened.
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by gmadsen 5y ago
ah yes lets tear down any and all great thinkers, so we don't need to compete on a competency basis.
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by gmadsen 5y ago
am I the only one concerned that this would even be a point of contention? This seems too trivial for anyone doing hiring or being hired to be hung up on.
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by gmadsen 5y ago
the math doesn't prove anything. we didn't get experimental results until decades later
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by gmadsen 5y ago
that is special relatively , not general
396.
by gmadsen 5y ago
he was 17 in 2008.. I'm sure he remembers it just fine. I know I do, my family lost their business and home. It wasn't exactly something that didn't affect teenagers. as far as safe investment, you kind of just answered it wh
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by gmadsen 5y ago
how is general relativity related to any prior experience of the 1920s?
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by gmadsen 5y ago
as far as the last sentence. I think this varies with temperament widely. I like a mix of problem solving and people facing work, but I would find it hard to believe a mathematician would be upset from constant problem solving
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by gmadsen 5y ago
let me know when German TV serves over 200 million people on as many devices as Netflix
400.
by gmadsen 5y ago
thats pretty rude to be honest. Netflix has done a better job than anyone else at creating a video platform
401.
by gmadsen 5y ago
that is for companies without the recruit demand. Amazon has stated before they try to remove the bottom 10% regularly to keep the average performance moving up
402.
by gmadsen 5y ago
ventilation is a lot cheaper than AC though
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by gmadsen 5y ago
you think those are the majority of laptop buyers?
404.
by gmadsen 5y ago
a large data set covering exactly what you just mentioned?
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by gmadsen 5y ago
this is a benefit only international corporations get to enjoy, which gives them an unfair advantage in the market. if your goal is to have a few conglomerates rule the world, then this is a good way to do it. Not sure how that is much diff
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by gmadsen 5y ago
really depends. I do applied research for AV. I have no desire to fill my time with the BS of funding and executive duties. I get paid very well to be technical, and thats how I prefer it.
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by gmadsen 5y ago
the ability to work hard(defined as continuous focus, improvement, work ethic) with reasonable intelligence as a trait follows a Gaussian. I am not going to sugar coat the fact that that will naturally create a hierarchy of success
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by gmadsen 5y ago
That seems to conflict with the preface that you are constantly learning and improving, which should include changing jobs when you have become stagnant. you can make absurd money working in finance with java programming.
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by gmadsen 5y ago
if you are actually doing software 12+ hours a day for a decade, I find it hard you wouldn't find great success. unless you spend none of that time improving and just doing the same thing you learned in the first year, you will become
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by gmadsen 5y ago
all knowledge includes quality and crap. The average citizen doesn't have the tools or training to discern the two. The average citizen shouldn't need college level statistics and logical fallacy training to lead a comparably norm
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by gmadsen 5y ago
thats not the point though. most that do not do university, will not on their own accord get to the level of cs understanding that graduates have. programming is much much more that being proficient in the current tools of the day.
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by gmadsen 5y ago
besides Marxist/communist , that was my point...
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by gmadsen 5y ago
The issue is that it is vague and has several implicit meanings and includes groups that want to divert funding to more community services to aid police, such as mental health crisis units, so police don't have to do things they don&#x
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by gmadsen 5y ago
remote desktop for personal?
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by gmadsen 5y ago
for long cross country trips, I do this. I have been burned before..
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by gmadsen 5y ago
DARPA basically started the self driving industry
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by gmadsen 5y ago
What is the complicated part? Modifying the gui?
418.
by gmadsen 5y ago
in what world could the negative response to your pedantic and gatekeeping comment be considered "political correctness"
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by gmadsen 5y ago
I think realistically this is very far a way. South America does not have schools that compete with MIT and Stanford.
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by gmadsen 5y ago
we do not have a labor shortage. We have a wage shortage

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