iwishiknewlisp

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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
> There is no random element to the game of chess. No idea how you are defining random. What random elements exist for cricket? The same things you would define as random for a sport would be the same for chess. The sad part is I am bett
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
> A computer being better than everyone doesn't mean that chess isn't complicated Less complicated than any sport that a computer can't be better at than humans. By definition there are more moving variables in 99% of spor
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
I don't know how you are defining randomness, but the best player doesn't win the game every time, which is about as much proof as you need that there is a degree of randomness. Define random in terms of sports, the same condition
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
It would take someone mentally ill (i.e. "neurodivergent") to actually go beyond the routine and take drastic action to fix. Normal people don't go against what society deems normal. Normal people will lie to themselves rathe
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
There is absolutely randomness and variance in chess. And variance/randomness is important for any sport, that is what makes it exciting and worth playing. If there were no randomness then every game against the same team and players w
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
I don't think that's exactly fair. I took a few years between high school and college, it's surprising how much basic math skills I forgot how to do. Now, it was simple to relearn that information, but if you asked me at that
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
I graduated highschool 4 years ago. What I remember is about 1/3 of the kids not even paying attention in class and just being on their phones. For honors and ap classes it was a little better, but even then there were always a few kid
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
This includes a lot of things. We have had less than 100 years to adjust to the technological revolution and rapid globalization. Its seem that we take for granted that we will adapt to a completely different world. Humans have spent the ma
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
Re-read my comment, I said that anyone can do whatever they want with their own copy. But once they start distributing a modified copy is when their is a problem.
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
To some degree I think that with the increase in use of digital media there needs to better rights and methods for sharing like one can with physical media. However, it's not fair use to copy material and redistribute it. Furthermore,
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
If you are gonna be a barister, wear gloves when handling receipts. Make sure they aren't flimsy plastic or latex gloves either. Otherwise you're gonna be absorbing all that yummy bpa from the thermal paper used for reciepts into
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
Productive labour is mostly menial and of little pay. Unproductive labour has barriers to entry guided by traits the upper class select for, and pays the amount equal to the theft of the labour produced by the productive laborers. Nothing i
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
In addition, for people who were adopted and didn't know their birth parents, it can be interesting to connect with your biological family through ancestry work.
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
If you are from the United States its interesting to trace back your ancestry and last name to a specific person/persons from another country. There are tons of websites for different last names in the United States, showing history of
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
The fzf repo has a guide/example code for ripgrep integration that works pretty well. https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/blob/master/ADVANCED.md#ripg...
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
You are right in the context of the power NP's have compared to regular doctors. The primary difference in an NP and a doctor practically is pay. They do so much similar stuff, even though they shouldn' be allowed to. NP's pr
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
Nurse practitioners are the overused. If you are on medicaid, at least in my state, you are almost guranteed to be seen by a nurse practitioner rather than an actual pyschiatrist. Even if you aren't on medicaid, which medicaid is usual
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The Corporate Life Cycle: Managing, Valuation and Investing Implications(aswathdamodaran.blogspot.com)
1 points by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago|0 comments
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
I prefer this a lot more. I think op had a cool idea, but the implementation could use a little work.
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(2019) Reddit Is More Influential in Higher Ed Than You Think(blog.campussonar.com)
1 points by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago|0 comments
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
> efficiency gains from globalization have already passed their peak Is this true? Aren't there a ton of developing nations that have rapid debelopment that will increase efficiency of different industries as they grow?
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
I didn't read this except the last part. But don't be hostile and insulting if you don't want a responze back. In real life if someone ever talked to me the way you do, it wouldn't be words and it wouldn't a fight.
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
No, just make them pay out 30k in installments if they arw liable for something. Or take them to court. The average person will lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in their lifetime from required insurance for all type of dumb things. We
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
> You can't even step foot into a hospital without paying $20K I had a surgery and was in the hospital for a week. The out of pocket cost without insurance was lile 20-30 thousand if I remember correctly. And that is without coupons
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
Makes no sense. Just have a better court system that makes people who cause damages to other's car have to pay a certain amount to that person per month. Like car insurance but there isn't a middle man and you only pay when you ge
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
I am saying insurance as a concept is stupid and anyone who has insurance is dumb except in few rare cases caused by government tipping the scales of the market. The only thing baffling here us your reading comprehension bud. You missed my
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
*she
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
copper is going to be around for a very long time, 20 years ago we were supposed to all have fiber in 10 years. Yeah, I will believe it when I see it. Also its possible from my understanding to use your own OST. At the very least you could
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by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago
Around 10-30% of drivers in the United States don't have car insurance depending on the state. It really depends on the state on how strict they are with car insurance. My state is very lax and they don't even really check at the
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The occult technology of the rollercoaster(simonindelicate.substack.com)
85 points by iwishiknewlisp 2y ago|37 comments

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