kmm

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   by kmm 15y ago

   I guess it depends on the person. I have more private data on Facebook than I have on my computer. The cost would be a big problem to me though, I can't afford to buy a new laptop every year.
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   by kmm 15y ago

   I didn't know there was none in Gnome 3. That's a dealbreaker, I think it's an essential app(let).
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   by kmm 15y ago

   I don't understand, what question does philosophy conclusively answer?
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   by kmm 15y ago

   I don't think I understand. How would we communicate without language?
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   by kmm 15y ago

   I'd really rather not have my grade depend on a completely non-transparent tool that I have completely no access to nor can refute its accusations.
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   by kmm 15y ago

   I can sympathize with him, as it seems he actually loses money if his student evaluations aren't high enough. The fault would then lie with the institution that doesn't properly asses the teaching prowess of a professor.
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   by kmm 15y ago

   Is Motl famous? I've seen his name popup everywhere physics related. Should I know him?
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   by kmm 15y ago

   That is a correct reasoning. In classical physics, as everything is predetermined, no real probabilities exist. We use probability theory to gauge our uncertainty about the world. If you knew the position of every particle in the dice, ther
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   by kmm 15y ago

   I wonder how many people harbour strange genetic surprises like this. How many of you have had a karyotype made, let alone a complete DNA analysis?