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by hjk05 7y ago
True, so in the spirit of discussion let me phrase a hypothesis from the two facts we have established: 1. Material wealth grows without the number of happy people growing, and 2. Happiness increase tapers off as a function of wealth. The h
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by hjk05 7y ago
That’s such a great way to communicate the current state of the field. Do you have a reference for that? And so you know what the largest number factored for algorithms that don scale into the cryptographic levels is?
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by hjk05 7y ago
> Consumers are human, and businesses are made up of humans, so what exactly is this saying? True, corporations are made of humans, and therefore corporate goals are axiomatically aligned with human goals right? Like when nestle started
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by hjk05 7y ago
I’d expect that it’s less about outsourcing responsibility and more to do with the financial pressure caused by having children. As money finances is the factor used to separate the two groups.
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by hjk05 7y ago
Might be connected to them opening up for free access to the Wolfram language, letting a wider audience play around with it.
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by hjk05 7y ago
How do you even hold a gun to your mouth after having contoured handcuffed hands from you back into the front of your face?
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by hjk05 7y ago
No... I mean you sure do see the same effect as in running that the 1% top woman beat 90% of the men. But there is absolutely no competition between top 1% men and top 1% woman. Testosterone is one hell of a drug. And for the top trails in
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by hjk05 7y ago
Sure, but whoever set the trap obviously did so to control him, not to expose him, or they wouldn’t have waited so long. So there are more corrupt parties to expose.
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by hjk05 7y ago
He asked her twice to be more specific about what she was arguing, which seems fair after a long tirade of shitting on anything and everything non optimal about the stdlib without any specific point. And he then left during Q&A which is
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by hjk05 7y ago
You comment has nothing to do with the article. Also I believe there’s a pep working on that, but again that has nothing to do with what does and does not go in the standard libs.
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by hjk05 7y ago
> without compromising on quality This might be true of the new American stores but is definitely not true in Northern Europe, they regularly have rotten fruit in the stands and I only once dared buying the frozen fish which led to a nas
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by hjk05 7y ago
Yes, and if your interviewing for a sales position they might ask you to “Sell me this pen”. It’s a trivial task for someone experienced, so why take issue with it?
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by hjk05 7y ago
Well of cause you can think quietly about it, but you in an interview situation so you need to communicate that’s what your doing. Literally just saying “hmm, that should not happen, let me think about what’s going on” is all it takes.
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by hjk05 7y ago
No one is saying that, but companies are trying to create a accurate estimate of the applicants ability and blanking gets in the way of that, so they end up hiring someone who they are more certain about.
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by hjk05 7y ago
As a European all the complaints In this thread sound completely foreign. Whenever I fly, the stewards just help those who can’t find space at their seat with their bags. It’s never an issue.
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by hjk05 7y ago
Sure, but that’s true of all companies. Imagine a drug company put a drug on the market that might kill your or leave you crippled if you don’t match the results they had on their 3 test patients, and them telling you “That’s on you, the dr
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by hjk05 7y ago
Price goes up: This is good for Uber. Price goes down: This is good for Uber. Price goes sideways: This is good for Uber.
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by hjk05 7y ago
If they felt that 21 was ok, they could have made that their limit. The point is that they used the 25 age limit to push through legislation and then. Immediately broke it when it came time to push the product.
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by hjk05 7y ago
Uber drivers are not employees of Uber. It’s more like finding a plumber on craigslist and then suing them for damages caused by the plumber.
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by hjk05 7y ago
Actually they are not even solvable in theory even with a bigger universe of insanely powerful computer. Which is what it means to say that mtg is Turing complete.
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by hjk05 7y ago
MTG doesn’t have finite number of pieces, or finite number of actions each turn though. Naturally people have implemented Turing machines in mtg. www.toothycat.net/~hologram/Turing Also, the endgame criteria of mgt can be changed,
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by hjk05 7y ago
> So the correct game theory play against someone reneging on a false promise would be ... To be public about the false promis removing the ability of the rider to make future deals thus removing their ability to compete on equal terms w
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by hjk05 7y ago
I never trust these unless they show the generated images next to the nearest images in the training set. I have a strong suspicion that most just end up being training set picks. Which invalidates the claim that these people/models&#x
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by hjk05 7y ago
Tons of people arguing one way or another here. Does anyone have actual statistiks on reliability og different cloud providers across different zones?
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by hjk05 7y ago
It comes as no surprise that privacy is a joke to Mark Zuckerberg. He’s definately not taking serius the very real concerns of the people.
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by hjk05 7y ago
You seem to have a bias in this case. Obviously the will accept higher scores before lower scores. It would make no sense to eliminate anyone who scored above 98% based on an assumed “they cheated or trained too much” assertion. Just to inc
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by hjk05 7y ago
> If Tether worked as it was advertised there would be no profit opportunity Of cause there would. Even if the tokens are backed 1:1 by dollars it still has an exchange rate. So tether could issue at above 1 rates and buy at below 1 rate
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by hjk05 7y ago
It seems in my experience people always provide example og how to do it right when critizing people who dislike agile because their organization is cargo-culting their efforts.
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by hjk05 7y ago
It seems so weird. If they had the backing at a reputable bank all along, what was with the constant song-and-dance show around not providing a simple external audit proving that point.
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by hjk05 7y ago
No matter how the market reacts 3 billions is still 3 billion. People need to stop trying to look for justice in the market trends, investors are not pricing facebook based on how much cash they have in the vault right this instance, and if

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