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by gryn 5y ago
noise is whatever you're not interested in studying/analyzing at the moment. it's more a property of a thinking agent than it is of the universe. if you see it everywhere it's because we are the same type of observers, m
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by gryn 5y ago
I think that's common through all of Europe, but a petty manager that's out for blood can call you next manager and 'tell' him how bad of hire you are and that getting rid of you if for the best. if the new manager belie
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by gryn 5y ago
the point he's probably trying to convey is that lifestyle is subsidized by the rest who aren't and wouldn't be possible otherwise.
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by gryn 5y ago
it a good name that's semantically transparent, if all things were named like that NLP would be much easier.
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by gryn 5y ago
you can have positive value for the one paying while having a net negative value for the one paying the one paying you or society at large.
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by gryn 5y ago
that's not was is being said here though. you can have your advertising and everything else you want, but if the bread and butter of your advertising strategy is over-exploiting dark patterns and others shady mechanism while keeping th
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by gryn 5y ago
you seem to be overestimating school both in general and its social aspect.
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by gryn 5y ago
your assuming that these 'brains' will find a use in their home country, and that's where your wrong. 1) no one is forcing people to move out of their country. it's a personal choice of each of these individuals. 2) as a
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by gryn 5y ago
DivCoin ?
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by gryn 5y ago
too hard, you might have a better chance in your endeavor by forking the web into 2 things. - A web of apps: A (sand-boxed) VM environment that has the advantage of not having to install the programs locally and with a capability based mode
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by gryn 5y ago
that's really impressive, congrats. for how much of that year and 2 months were you working solo ?
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by gryn 5y ago
last I saw urbit a long time ago, the only thing I could think of is that it was a social experiment to see how much vague nonsense people a willing to take and how long it would take for people to reach that consensus. a more elaborate ver
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by gryn 5y ago
isn't much older than that? I did zero research on the subject, and the only thing I was taught in school about its history was the usual story about Henry Ford, Fred Taylor and the rest of the company ... but, I remember watching a do
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by gryn 5y ago
why do you think a union would help in this ? I live in france and all big enough companies are mandated to have union, doesn't mean that they help with salaries.
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by gryn 5y ago
I too live in europe but I'm not so optimistic about it, given the societal trends it's likely my retirement age will be increased once or twice again before I reach it. this combined with inflation and the raise in price of speci
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by gryn 5y ago
more likely the opposite, nearsightedness is related to a lack of exposure of the eye to sunlight during childhood. introverted people are more likely to spend time indoor (away from the UV of sunlight) which lead to your observed correlati
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by gryn 5y ago
well that's the difference between a company at a stage where it's trying to get more popular by getting approval from people and one where's it trying to squeeze what it can from you because it's established well enough
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by gryn 5y ago
The issues of control and whether the file abstraction is that good are orthogonal. I personally hold the view that it could have been better and that a more general notion of persistent object (not in the OOP sense) would've been bett
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by gryn 5y ago
what macron announced was just PR speak. ENA will be closed, a new school with a different name (ESP) serving the same function and doing exactly the same as before will be opened in 2022.
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by gryn 5y ago
for ENS and polytechnique, I remember reading that a very large number of the accepted candidates for such schools came from a handful of rich kids high schools and can be traced back to a handful of rich kids Kindergartens. (I can't f
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by gryn 5y ago
it's very common to give unrelated titles to films when translating them, for some reason. some times the 'local' title for films that are in English get another unrelated English title.
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by gryn 6y ago
that feels like a false dichotomy, you can be both. you were passionate, found a job that claimed to match your passion and later found out otherwise. rinse and repeat multiple times, and there you go. soon you started to be paycheck only a
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by gryn 6y ago
next step: youtube to be renamed 'YouTube: The free democratic republic of the internet'
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by gryn 6y ago
As someone who had to walk 10km daily in the past for years, if you live somewhere with a hot weather be careful sweaty clothes are the perfect environment for fungus to grow on your skin.
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by gryn 6y ago
Ah, The cousins of the Temporarily embarrassed Billionaires/Entrepreneurs.
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by gryn 6y ago
what would you consider to be 'Economics the good part' as of today ? because as an outsider who's interested in learning more there seems to be a lot of alchemy going in the field.
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by gryn 6y ago
how likely is it that the recipient would find sent emails in the spam folder ?
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by gryn 6y ago
if you hold the view that all jobs are more or less useless in the grand scheme of things, learning that dance is not even something to think about. for most people not getting a job is not an option, because they need food and probably a r
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by gryn 6y ago
It's very fascination field with a lot of potential, but we're still far from that singularity, unfortunately. I'm interested in this field and find it fascinating but we're still in it's early dark ages. when it co
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by gryn 6y ago
do you think your eye is not a sensor ?

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