justinsingh

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by justinsingh 9y ago
Not all are.
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by justinsingh 9y ago
Obama inherited the market on a low. We are at a high and what may have been compatible with growth at a low may not be good enough for improving the market on a high.
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by justinsingh 10y ago
I don't think it's a trend. Besides Trump, who else would be part of this trend?
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by justinsingh 10y ago
Can they afford this acquisition? Seems huge.
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by justinsingh 10y ago
Pretty sure it's just a technical issue. I once did the same thing and I believe it showed me as having some tweets left.
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by justinsingh 10y ago
So in other words: now it's just about making life easier for you. Sounds good to me!
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by justinsingh 10y ago
I felt like the second half of the post took on a totally different theme from the first half. Maybe I'm missing the point of the article. But as for the second half.. I feel that cars are going to adapt to us, rather than us adapting
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by justinsingh 10y ago
How many celebrity investments in how many different startups does it take for your metric to reveal that there's a bubble?
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by justinsingh 10y ago
Understanding something does not mean agreeing with something. I disagree with the idea that artists should be shamed for selling out.
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by justinsingh 10y ago
As I said, I understand where the fans are coming from in this type of situation. So, they of course have a right to complain. But the answer of why they did it is right in front of them- they wanted quick financial success. > They are m
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by justinsingh 10y ago
I'll admit that I don't know too much about Lucas as a person, but this assessment strikes me as a pattern I see amongst artists and their followings. Long time fans who feel a special attachment to the works of an artist always l
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by justinsingh 10y ago
I am referring to Gilroy. The distance seems "too far" but it's something you adapt to rather quickly. Pretty much everyone in my neighborhood works in tech at Cupertino and surrounding areas. If you're able to work arou
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by justinsingh 10y ago
Data center/Network engineer
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by justinsingh 10y ago
My dad got laid off from the Fremont Western Digital location just the other day ago. He saw it coming as they were warned layoffs would keep coming (WD has been laying off workers since the middle of last year, I think). So luckily we move
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by justinsingh 10y ago
Just an anecdote about the older site. I was in a comp sci class at school a year ago. My classmate next to me asked what editor I use because it was a Beginning C++ class, and I said emacs. He went to the website which looked incredibly ou
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by justinsingh 11y ago
Taleb is an important living person. Whether or not you agree with him or even like the guy, you oughta admit that his reputation is significant. Seems like you knew who was being referred to, didn't you?
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by justinsingh 11y ago
By 'says' in your comment, I hope you mean 'tweet'. Andresseen has said and done many smart things.
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by justinsingh 11y ago
From my understanding it seems that the technology exists to replicate human art, not to create new styles on top of it. So I think in order to train the technology to do more styles of art it will require humans to make those new styles.
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by justinsingh 11y ago
People who compete want to get recognition for their accomplishments. "Getting off this rock" has so far been led closer to becoming true by cold hard competition. So sorry bud, people will always want credit for their success whe
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by justinsingh 11y ago
I for one think that giving credit where credit is due is an important thing.
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by justinsingh 11y ago
Because having freedom in how you spend your leisure time obviously means that taking away that optionality would lead to.. revolt!!! I just don't see your logic here. It seems outdated.
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by justinsingh 11y ago
It sounds like you are under the assumption that all religious people view their religion as scientific explanations. Religious fundamentalists take their religion literally, but not everyone is a religious fundamentalist. Regardless, I thi
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by justinsingh 11y ago
Religion, that's what you want AI researchers to spend resources on? Even if "exposed as completely illogical", it would not stop religion from helping people live their lives with comfort and guidance. I'm not saying ev
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by justinsingh 11y ago
I can't think of any teenager friend who uses Facebook, Instagram, Vine, or Snapchat as a substitute for google search. What type of info are you referring to? I'm not sure I understand how you can even use most of those for getti
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by justinsingh 11y ago
Yup! You're right, and I wasn't referring to all colleges nationwide. Just the points backed in the video I saw. Can you give me sources that exemplify supporters of safe spaces who aren't fundamentally against shaming any id
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by justinsingh 11y ago
My knowledge on this topic is limited to only the video I saw of a group of students arguing with a professor. The students were arguing about the FUNDAMENTAL criteria of what should be allowed to be expressed. If something offends people,
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by justinsingh 11y ago
The problem I identify is that such "safe places", from what I understand, discourage experimentation and new ideas by shaming concepts that may offend them. I am interested in hearing your logic behind how this specific movement
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by justinsingh 11y ago
“The classical man's worst fear was inglorious death; the modern man's worst fear is just death.” -Nassim Nicholas Taleb
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by justinsingh 11y ago
Actually it's called an informed choice.
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by justinsingh 11y ago
"There's nothing they can do about it." And yet this is said in a thread about MS certainly doing something about it. Your attitude seems to be pretty pessimistic.

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