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by kangnkodos 6y ago
Let me put it this way. I'm having a disagreement with my wife. Her voice starts to get louder. A logical course of action would be to point out that she is not currently calm, and that she should calm down or resume the conversation a
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
Did Google Earth get permission for all those buildings?
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I understand what you're trying to get at. I listened to the DNC. They kept repeating that this moment is more critical than any other in history. I don't buy that. After Japan annihilated our fleet in Pearl Harbor, and Nazis were
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
Haha. I can't imagine them jumping on the fear bandwagon.
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
I really didn't explain it yet. Did I? Let me try this. The battle is asymmetric. One side, Trump, is using fear. The other side, Scientific American, is using logic. Fear actually gets voters off their couches and into the voting boot
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
Thanks for correcting my typo. Yes. I've read first hand accounts about what happened in Venezuela. About twenty years ago, Chavez turned a democracy into a dictatorship. How could this possibly happen? Well, one ingredient was that th
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
I hear you. I agree that what they wrote is limited to just the candidate and not the voters. I even agree that Trump is unscientific, illogical, fear mongering and dangerous. Wait. I went beyond what you said. Sorry. But what is the coroll
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
You make a good point. But take an objective look at all the other responses on this page. How many of them contain the hidden assumption that Republican voters are stupid? I see a few. You might not be able to see it right away. You have t
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
I'm very disappointed that Scientific American endorsed a political candidate. The reason is that this act adds to the polarization of this country. It does nothing but add more hate to the world. It brings politics into an area of lif
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
Sometimes, the interviewer will purposely give you a question beyond your reach. There are a few reasons. - To zero in on what you already know. - To see how you react in a situation where you don't have all the information. What is yo
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
Why is Massachusetts #5 on the list? Just coronavirus in general? How would moving help? Is racism worse in Boston than other cities? If anyone has a guess, let me know. Maybe since people are working remote, and their kids are going to sch
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
When I first started compiling code, there were often pages and pages of compiler errors. I felt that I had to read all the errors every time, and then somehow the most important information would magically emerge from taking in the big pic
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
I agree that no one really knows. My reasons are a little different. Look at what happens when there is a run on a bank. If the bank is insured, then some other bigger entity says they will pay all the IOU's. Either they actually pay t
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
I only regret that I have but one upvote to give to this answer. Use old.reddit.com
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
Sounds like something Uncle Iroh would say, but I can't find the quote.
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
Wow, @Tiktaalik. Your claim has crossed the line to a personal attack which should not be tolerated. Please stick to discussing the issues instead of making personal attacks in the future.
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
I've read the 10 page memo several times. I strongly disagree with his central ideas. However, I see them as political thoughts. Political thoughts I strongly disagree with. And the way I look at it, he was fired because of two things.
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
It's possible that half the articles in today's New York Times are already being written by GPT-3. 600 words that rattle on and add no information beyond what is stated in the article's title.
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
GPT-3 has finally reached the level of idiotic human! That's actually quite a large step forward from any previous language model.
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My mouth says, "This sucks". Then my brain says, "This sucks". Therefore my brain thinks I have a correct hypothesis.
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
The article didn't have many details about the "For You Page feed algorithm". Any guesses as to how it analyzes a video, and which properties it looks at?
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
It could be Lore, but not Data.
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
The problem is that beside the comment, I am only left with one feedback lever, up or down. Just image if I were given two feedback levers instead: - This comment adds to the discussion/This comment does not add significantly to the di
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
What if they are just annoying enough to want them off your app, but not quite bad enough for their ISP to turn off their account? My guess is that most cases would fall into this category, and only a rare few would be so bad that an ISP wo
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
Is it that hard to create an additional Google account?
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"Units can have different historical values. A foot is defined as exactly 0.3048 meters. Before 1959, though, it was 0.3048006 meters. This is means that all historical documents have a different measurement of foot. And there was a pe
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
Turn Turn Turn by the Byrds
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Here's an example. Brendan Eich became CEO of Mozilla. Someone tweeted that he donated money to the side fighting against gay marriage. The internet mob did their thing. Brendan Eich was forced to resign. I disagree with his political
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
The user's first name was "Christian". He claimed to be Jewish. Most people ignored this bit of cognitive dissonance, and joined the mob. People only hear what they want to hear.
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by kangnkodos 6y ago
No. I think there are two separate camps within the Democrats, with very little overlap. Progressives on the far left, and centrists. Think Sanders vs. Biden, for example. And /r/politics is completely dedicated to propping up the

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