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by liberte82 7y ago
if noindex == true { content = "" } Of course they still have it indexed in their own systems .... would you trust Google not to.
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by liberte82 7y ago
When Google was first released it was revolutionary. I remember just being amazed at the quality of the search results compared to any other engines. And amazingly, the competitors still haven't caught up, for all of Google's is
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by liberte82 7y ago
This is a good way of explaining the old expression, "What matters is the journey, not the destination"
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by liberte82 7y ago
Could a colony of ants form its own self-awareness? Do we understand enough about consciousness/awareness to know what the difference is between an ant network and say, a network of neurons?
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by liberte82 7y ago
Except for the Woz
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by liberte82 7y ago
It's fun!
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by liberte82 7y ago
There's one possibility that explains it: that the probability of a genetic code evolving naturally is really, really, really low. Like, less likely to happen than once per universe. Then, once this barrier is attained, other forms of
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by liberte82 7y ago
> natural variance alone will push about 14% of random 22k samples into "more than double the base rate" area. Is this true? Can you show the math on this? I'm not seeing it.
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by liberte82 7y ago
This ties in well with the revelation many high school physics students have that a bullet fired from a gun parallel to the ground also falls to the earth at the same rate as any other object.
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by liberte82 7y ago
How does one particle know that is here know that there's another one over there?
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by liberte82 7y ago
Oh good, I finally have a justification for my behavior.
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by liberte82 7y ago
Why not just use one of the 737 MAX planes? They're gonna crash anyway, might as well use them for entertainment.
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by liberte82 7y ago
Our favorite things to crash are the global economy and the sustainability of the environment
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by liberte82 7y ago
When I was a kid my favorite toy was the Crash Test Dummies. They had a whole set of cars, people, motorcycles and other vehicles that would fly apart when thrown against a wall and could be put back together. :)
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by liberte82 7y ago
I use my handheld exclusively on any non-turned based style games because the input lag on my television for action games is just too noticeable.
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by liberte82 7y ago
China sure hasn't forgotten, though.
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by liberte82 7y ago
There's no such thing as international law. It's just a set of treaties. With no one to enforce it, it's not real law, so things like war crimes and the like are decided by the victors, there is no legitimate objective body.
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by liberte82 7y ago
I toured the atomic bomb museum in Hiroshima. It was awful, but one thing that I took from it (which I don't think I was supposed to take from it) was just how small the bomb really was overall. I really thought it had leveled the city
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by liberte82 7y ago
That explains so much.
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by liberte82 7y ago
Let's not forget The Realm, Sierra's entry into the exploding MMORPG genre at the time. Believe it or not, it's still alive and well, after having changed owners quite a few times. It hasn't changed much since the late 9
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by liberte82 7y ago
Dr Brain was my favorite game as a kid, I played it over and over and over. So fun. I was so excited when the sequel (Island of Dr Brain) came out, and it was just as good.
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by liberte82 7y ago
I'm one of the few who really enjoys KQ7. This was their foray into the modern era, making a game that doesn't soft-lock you or require impossible knowledge (i.e. trying pretty much every permutation/combination of items for
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by liberte82 7y ago
Ah yes Jim Jordan, the shining beacon of a Congressman who serves the people
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by liberte82 7y ago
Good.
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by liberte82 7y ago
It probably happens unconsciously a lot too, with no specific ill intent ... officer just has a "bad feeling" about a person and the dog detects the tension. Dogs are very sensitive to shifts in human emotion.
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by liberte82 7y ago
I totally never thought of stats for forensic science being presented in a misleading way before like in your example but it completely makes sense. The odds of finding _any_ 1/100,000 match are incredibly high. Wow.
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by liberte82 8y ago
Who made you the gatekeeper?
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by liberte82 8y ago
What's the other 1%?
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by liberte82 8y ago
Waterfall vs. Agile
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by liberte82 8y ago
And once you propagandize the population successfully enough, they'll carry on without you

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