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3y ago
ML for how to direct implantation, or the signals it produced?
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3y ago
Have you paid a utility bill? Signed up for a utility account? Had a credit check run for an apartment for made payments on a lease? You are probably in the system. Learn to play it before it plays you.
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3y ago
Banks would have to find an alternative. And that's a vacuum which could be filled with worse actors. I keep close tabs with all 3 bureaus because that's the reality we live in.
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3y ago
They're not accusing you of a crime, though. They're pinning debt on you. It's not just a pedantic difference either, because it means it falls under an entirely different body of law for assumption of liability.
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3y ago
This should be taught to every high school senior before we let them off into the world.
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3y ago
My wife lost 2 close relatives to accidental vehicular death. She's thrilled.
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3y ago
I think this splits hairs. Yes, fear means "perceived" threat. You could be acculturated to handling venomous snakes, but that doesn't male the average modern society dweller pathologically fearful of the same snakes. Anxiety
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3y ago
You're assuming the region in question will undergo desensitization rather than reinforcement learning. That may or may not be the case.
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3y ago
...a talk with your local Dev Ops Engineer/ manager to discuss how to secure your implementations This right here is exactly why Snowflake is a good fit for my org.: we could pay someone's salary to install, maintain, and upgrad
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3y ago
A good faith reading might imply that ethnic, linguistic, and cultural homogeneity makes it easier and more cost effective to predict problems and incentive responses.
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3y ago
You're suggesting that the government pay the rent for all 90% functional adults? How are you going to vet who qualifies for this? "Mild" mental illness when the incentive is totally free rent seems like an attractive proposi
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3y ago
That's to encourage people to stay employed, I suspect.
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3y ago
Who is playing what game?
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3y ago
Disagree completely. People walking away from public computer terminals, e.g. libraries, are greatly helped by shorter sessions, even if they're imperfect.
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3y ago
Don't overthink it: it's a liability issue in a shared living space, all morality aside.
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3y ago
Here's an idea I've seen work: stop assuming people over 35 aren't a good fit for a start up. People who've been in leadership for a while but have the chops and in their day did on the ground work, and who can - given e
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3y ago
Though I don't keep obvious trash like pizza boxes or rags, I'm loathe to throw out anything functional, which I no joke attribute to playing too many adventure games as a kid (from LucasArts, Sierra, et al.) I can't escape t
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3y ago
Surprising to some, perhaps, but the average Uber ride did not end in violence or a vehicular accident injuring people that had to be prevented by regulation. To the dismay perhaps of taxi/limousine commissioners, the average driver wa
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3y ago
I go back to reading "Joel on Software" from time to time... it's not my Bible or anything, but a lot of it has aged REALLY well.
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3y ago
I certainly would.
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3y ago
Probably better than benzos. As a fellow anxiety-sufferer, I strongly encourage you to pursue sleep hygiene to the utmost. It doesn't fix everything for me, but it makes things way more manageable Any feedback on CBD oil? Dosing? Typ
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3y ago
Re-read the full context. He said they spend "the majority of their day high". That's a "very serious" addiction, because their dependence of the drug is erecting defenses in the conscious mind to the denial of the
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3y ago
So, you can't counterargue a lay perception? That speaks for itself. Better yet: "this is atypical in-group power play: the misuse of authority in the absence of substance is de facto perpetuation of the institutional dysfunction
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3y ago
I haven't participated in this kind of program, but it seems extremely bad faith to basically expect the opponent to argue that their position is necessary condition to something nothing short of absolute utopia. As a college admission
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3y ago
You should check out the recent Glenn Loury Show episode where he brings on Norman Finklestein. I think you'll highly enjoy it.
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3y ago
Cool. What would applications be here? Could we for example make basic alloys of vehicles, railroad tracks, and refrigeration systems more resilient when they undergo temperature variations, and therefore last longer?
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3y ago
Hypothetically, even if your rude statement were true, is that his children's fault? Why punish them by taking from their parent?
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3y ago
You do realize that most people in a "bad upbringing" don't go on to commit crimes?
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3y ago
I think given the insanity we saw in 2021 with employees having the best upperhand they've had perhaps in a generation, we were due for some snapback. I'd refrain from worrying about anything long term until the end of this year.
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3y ago
I really have no insight as to how to get the horse back into the barn, and suggest looking for professional help for yoyr kids. All I can tell you is that my kids do not ask for social media or even screens that much because I plan outings
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