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by mam2 6y ago
I also kinda feel europeans would find reward programs stupid and call bullshit. In the sense that someone would readily build a "no reward" chain and get adoption real quick. I mean there IS reward programs somehow, but it's
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by mam2 6y ago
even wikiepdia has a hierarchy. there's no easy way
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by mam2 6y ago
Yeah i'm in AI and i'm not sure if I should be impressed or not. It's not hard to train pretty much anything in simulation, which they did. The hardest part in robotics is the transfer to reality, which they actually did too,
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by mam2 6y ago
Its 2% in europe too where theres no real reward programs.
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by mam2 6y ago
I don't know I've always found this line of thinking bullshit. First the only thing you will eperience is your own life. The only things that should "matter" by definition is the thing you can have influence on and will
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by mam2 6y ago
It's /2 on all of these if it's not FANNG. The stats doesn't make sense, it's skewed to the top.
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by mam2 6y ago
> makes it impossible for casual audiences to determine who actually knows what they're talking about and who doesn't. This is quite condescending.. Also people fail to understand that the appeak of extreme right has never been
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by mam2 6y ago
100k usd is 40k eur if you take out taxes..
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by mam2 6y ago
The point of op is that you need a lot of money at the same place to make great things happens, and that's mostly in industry. Large colliders for example were only possible because of that. I didn't say it was not possible in aca
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by mam2 6y ago
Your examples are only ideas, he is talking about actual systems. In fact his points still stands for the actual experiments that validated the most recent advances in relativity and quantum mechanics..
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by mam2 6y ago
Is not ci for this ?
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by mam2 6y ago
how do you know
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by mam2 6y ago
This is not unsubstantiative. It's called reframing the person's point in a new light, and it's valid debating technique, although indeed it often points out stupid parts in the other persons view points. John steward did it
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by mam2 6y ago
do you have the link of the music ?
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by mam2 6y ago
> honestly even mentioning statistics around a social issue is risky That illustrates that in america, mentionning truth instead of ideology is risky.
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by mam2 6y ago
You are the one disparaging them by thinking its a negative comment.
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by mam2 6y ago
> Perhaps you're a young man. The funny thing with condescending people is that they are so sure of their opinions, and usually as you did not, provide no argument to their cause. The point is that any CEO or person in a competitive
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by mam2 6y ago
But are their influence really more than retail investors ? Especially the ones from wallstreetbets / robinhood who came after / during the pandemic. At the end of the day all these people only bought options, nothing special.
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by mam2 6y ago
If you want a upper limit it's around 20000 calories. That's what eat people who go to the artic / antartic. Honestly i think its WAY LESS oversimplified that people say it is. True you never know what you really ate, but if
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by mam2 6y ago
people need money to eat. 60% of americans have 0 savings. It's not just about you
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by mam2 6y ago
the problem is the lack of understanding of CICO in the CULTUREof the country. Any other explanation is hiding the truth for some half-reasoning which mich the real point
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by mam2 6y ago
This is literay a life lesson. No one cares of your struggles in general
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by mam2 6y ago
Yes its called "simulated annealing for your own life". In 3 days hacker news will discover GANs and make a shocking headline like "challenges and adversity makes you better / stronger". #mindblown
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by mam2 6y ago
Or hiking
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by mam2 6y ago
Or there is actual national security issues at play they dont want to tell
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by mam2 6y ago
> when you defend something for moral reasons or claim to have a moral high ground It was never a reason of moral. There are all sorts of gates like that in many us industries which favor us compagnies
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by mam2 6y ago
yes, by pointing a flashlight to your computer screen for example
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by mam2 6y ago
some people want to be rich some people want to be useful .. some people want to do venn diagrams
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by mam2 6y ago
That would be kinda sad though
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by mam2 6y ago
Despite the downvotes, I think It's kind of true tho. I don't think a country will collapse without google.

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