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631.
by meroes 6y ago
You have to file if you make over $400 as a 1099
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by meroes 6y ago
And is that mutually exclusive to creating more opportunities for minorities to apply? And what if the current practices sans AA are already discriminatory (e.g. try having certain natural hairstyles at your interview that don't fit th
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by meroes 6y ago
Fox ran and then retracted a story because the thought they were legit enough to publish a story based on them.
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by meroes 6y ago
This works for FB but how about Google, Apple, and Amazon? FB's messes go beyond market domination as you point out. But for the others, where and when did they cross the line?
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by meroes 6y ago
This was me when our online meetings exploded and I had to record a ton of metrics manually without any prep or software. Now there is this digusting, VBA-augmented excel sheet with a million hacks being read by the c-levels to make very im
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by meroes 6y ago
I don't view young college educated founders of massive social media sites to be a thing to boast about any longer. Also technically the slide is correct, they bought/absorbed Aaron's company iirc - although there wouldn&#x27
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by meroes 6y ago
Unless something has changed, he is in the camp of people like t' Hooft that claim QM is really an approximation to underlying classical/deterministic/superdeterminism. And while that is possible, the trade-offs are usually f
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by meroes 6y ago
Oh totally hypothetical sorry frighten, was just continuing the theme I saw in the previous posts I do see insurance startups on HN from time to time so I think the idea isn't totally far fetched though
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by meroes 6y ago
google bought the insurance startup
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by meroes 6y ago
Actually the charges are 49 pages long and go all the way back to conversations from his youth when he was a minor. Your post is a red herring as it is obvious the prosecution is using more than this one conversation make its case. And he i
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by meroes 6y ago
Ya hackernews is a terrible place to discuss Assange accurately I have learned.
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by meroes 6y ago
effective -> selfish seems equally scientific
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by meroes 6y ago
I've seen geometric patterns and it's very similar to tie-dye fractals that kind of pulse and move among itself. A friend and I had very similar experience of the patterns (no elves wasn't DMT). You'd see them only when
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by meroes 6y ago
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/donald-trump-julian-assan...
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by meroes 6y ago
I think the difference is that China would just ignore it and still have all the access to the technology since it's open source already.
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by meroes 6y ago
reminds me of bearer shares
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by meroes 6y ago
I do think the same wants religion fills are why conspiracies are so successful. Hell maybe they are the same thing for all intents and purposes.
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by meroes 6y ago
Why should I care so much more about his physical and mental maltreatment by the legal system over the other millions experiencing the same everyday? If you asked why public discourse ignores this in general I would understand. Making no cl
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by meroes 6y ago
As high-minded as that sounds, I do not elevate that narrow and arbitrary ideal above the lived experience of the people. Say what you want about judicial activism, or whatever you want to call it, labels aren't important. I'd rat
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by meroes 6y ago
And yet there are more compsci than ever, and the field is more diverse. Why does it matter they haven't installed an OS before? Technology advances and the average use case changes too. At some point CS majors stopped knowing what pun
651.
by meroes 6y ago
It's not though. Instantaneous gravity, third law, etc, are not true in GR.
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by meroes 6y ago
I think you're adding an assumption that isn't justified, that this god would have had to start at what we call t=0, i.e. big bang. Part of timless physics is that there is no privileged moment in time. The laws of physics allow g
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by meroes 6y ago
> Good lord, some people here are definitely on the spectrum. FYI that was an attempt at humor. In case you want to mimic human social behavior in the future: you don't _disagree_ with a joke, you either find it funny or you don&#x2
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by meroes 6y ago
I need to lift weight so I don't hurt myself carrying 65lb ladders down trails and in high wind for my job. Is that ok with you?
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by meroes 6y ago
While yes the SE is 100% deterministic, no outcome of an experiment is predetermined beyond giving probabilities. That's part of the mystery, where to insert the probability. Is it subjective or objective?
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by meroes 6y ago
You say nonlocality isn't negotiable but I think one of Bell's assumptions isn't met in MW, namely single outcome of experiment. I think this is shown in that table as the local dynamics column. But then without nonlocality
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by meroes 6y ago
The universe is and always was infinite even at the big bang. At the big bang although the universe was incredibly dense it was so uniform there was no net direction of gravity to cause clumping. That and inflation rapidly expanding away an
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by meroes 6y ago
Not sure the right word, but a lot of towns and cities have a heavily subsidized busing system for very local routes. Things like DATA Bus or Meals on Wheels. Also my grandparents in a city always used a cab service that only serves wheelch
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by meroes 6y ago
As an non expert, aren't there ontological interpretations too? You say QM is epistemic, but is that referencing the Copenhagen Interpretation as commonly taught? I know probability and unpredictablity don't go away, but MWI is cl
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by meroes 6y ago
One of Obama's staff, maybe press secretary said something similar. On NPR she said when they pressed about marijuana use in the screenings, she told them flatly she used it 500+ times. But like you said, in a legal proceeding they are

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