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by hebdo 11y ago
It seems that almost everyone here knows better than Google how to hire employees for Google. Given that you can see why it is trivial to see through hours-long hiring committee decisions in just two seconds. Edit: as pointed out by others,
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by hebdo 11y ago
Agreed. My point was that not continuing is difficult because it would mean going down, instead of up. Or in other words, I've been trying to guess the reason behind the lack of change, not question the intention itself.
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by hebdo 11y ago
And then do what? Isn't this the problem of non-decreasing expectations? Once you learn how to fly, you see yourself as a sucker every time you try to ordinarily walk.
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by hebdo 11y ago
Well, `a` could overload the "=" operator, in which case you would get `sizeof(a.operator=(12))`. But as far as pure C goes I believe you are right. Edit: Via the C99 spec ( http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22&#x
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by hebdo 11y ago
Yes, of course. I just thought that flashbacks and other LSD complications are common knowledge. Take a look at this Wikipedia section: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lysergic_acid_diethylamide#Adv...
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by hebdo 11y ago
You are right about the addictiveness of nicotine. Also, alcohol is a really nasty one - withdrawal can be lethal in some cases. Even heroin does not do that. I recommend you reading about the delta FOSB protein. There is promising research
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by hebdo 11y ago
The amount of prescription opioids being sold in the US is insane, this is my opinion on the subject. It cannot end well in the long run. There are already millions of Americans that started their opioid adventure with oxycodone or hydrocod
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by hebdo 11y ago
I'm not an expert here actually; do you know what could be considered a more reliable program? I find addictions very interesting, especially given the discovery of the FOSB protein.
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by hebdo 11y ago
Well yes, you are right. But just the fact that something is difficult to overdose does not imply long-term safety of use. And as far as I know there are know connections between certain psychiatric issues and LSD usage. This is why I do no
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by hebdo 11y ago
How do you know LSD is mostly harmless?
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by hebdo 11y ago
This kind of rationalizations may ruin your entire life one day. You cannot and do not know where will any experimentation with drugs bring you to. Remember that the first step of the twelve steps is "admitting that one cannot contro
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by hebdo 11y ago
There is an alternative, equivalent definition of NP languages, through projections of certain polynomially bounded and P-verifiable relations. This is the strict mathematical base for the commonly spread and very valid observation, namely
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by hebdo 11y ago
What do you mean? Can every citizen learn how much taxes has anybody else paid, including the incomes of the people outside the public sector?
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by hebdo 11y ago
Yes. Also, people tend to forget that out world is actually a pretty old place. The history of the economic scene of the last 2000 years teaches us that there is plenty of space for changes. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki
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by hebdo 11y ago
Yes. I don't really get it: why the burning need for fulfilling the definition of rebellion? Does it give you some sort of safety? Want to be both unique and socially accepted? This is an immediate contradiction, you know, as wide acce
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by hebdo 11y ago
To prevent any confusion: here is a complete list. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mother%27s_Day#Dates_around_the...
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by hebdo 11y ago
The 50% return is just an input to the model, an assumption.