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maaku
12y ago
That sounds incredibly safe.
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maaku
12y ago
"You shouldn't have to include any libraries" "you shouldn't have to rewrite some code that does something that's already available and well-written" How are those not contradictions?
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maaku
12y ago
That's (English) linguistic bias. Not all human languages have the same conventions.
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maaku
12y ago
If I don't want people paying someone else to use my information, I don't care whether that party ever actually sees it or not.
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maaku
12y ago
Because you cherry-picked the examples and chose not to mention the vast majority of companies who's value went to zero?
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maaku
12y ago
Glue.
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maaku
12y ago
One of those running XBMC would be awesome.
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maaku
12y ago
> They use it for their own advertising purposes, but they don't sell it to anyone, in any form. Some people wouldn't distinguish those two.
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maaku
12y ago
> Honestly, the only reason my kids don't have Chromebooks is because they don't easily run Minecraft or downloadable games. Some parents would consider this a good thing.
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maaku
12y ago
The middle class in first world countries, maybe. Try spending some time in the developing world. Lower cost of living means that "middle income" families can live comfortably on less income. But the costs of large capital goods,
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maaku
12y ago
Dividends are not the only way to turn stock into value. Stock is ownership, and many S&P 500 companies e.g. Apple have huge cash holdings in the bank, for example. Your share of one of these companies is a proportionate share of everyt
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maaku
12y ago
Early. They seem to pull it together around age 10 plus or minus a few years. Statistically speaking -- every child is different. Mine are still young enough to have persistent problems.
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maaku
12y ago
That does not reflect actual experience on the ground in schools and early start programs where I live. I don't know what else to say.
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maaku
12y ago
Nonsense, of course it is. I'm raising bilingual children and every one of them has developmental delays. Of course the plural of anecdote is not data, but as a result I've been quite motivated to keep up with the research. My fam
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maaku
12y ago
Um, lossless compression (FLAC) is not going to handle random noise very well. You're probably better off with the raw WAV file.
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maaku
12y ago
http://www.implicitcad.org/faq#implicitcad-and-openscad
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maaku
12y ago
The Jerusalem church, maybe, which didn't survive 70 CE. Modern Christianity descends from Paul and was pretty much made up in a very significant break from Jewish tradition.
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maaku
12y ago
^services derived thereof. Stupid phone auto-correct...
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maaku
12y ago
Blockstream is writing the code that will one day run not just the entire financial system, but eventually all forms of digital property, contracts, and services drives thereof. And we're hiring: http://www.blockstream.com&#
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maaku
12y ago
For those who are interested, I will be moderating a online reading group covering the book here: http://lesswrong.com/r/discussion/lw/lx0/rationality_from_ai...
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maaku
12y ago
You do realize that is a circular argument?
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maaku
12y ago
There is a much reduced and heavily edited sequence on quantum mechanics in the ebook. I have not yet read the ebook version and can't tell you how they differ, but the editor did state upfront that it was one of the sections which cha
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maaku
12y ago
The release dates were purposefully close together.
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maaku
12y ago
Eventually there won't be people dying. That's the whole god damn point.
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maaku
12y ago
Maybe it wasn't for you, but for someone who was actually thinking about having kids it is a big deal.
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maaku
12y ago
The grandparent's point is correct, although he didn't say anything about formalized education. You inserted that yourself.
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maaku
12y ago
That's fine when it's your own stuff. Here they are pirating the Linux source code, however.
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maaku
12y ago
No one is making "world optimizations" engines. The concept doesn't even make sense when he wheels hit the road. No AI research done anytime in the foreseeable future would even be at risk of resulting in a runaway world opti
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maaku
12y ago
No the philosophical musings have proven to be worse than a distraction IMHO.
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maaku
12y ago
Completely different. MINIX was 100% overhauled.
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