methodin

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by methodin 9y ago
Why would lack of tests be a measure for your desire to contribute?
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by methodin 9y ago
Monitoring a brain seems reasonable - understanding how a brain will respond to hypothetical or predicting it seems insanely hard. Each stimuli can be processed in relation to others that were recently processed (like reading a book and usi
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by methodin 9y ago
Except the same people that fret about privacy post sensitive information about their neighbors at the drop of a hat. These people have no clue about the ramifications of their actions.
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by methodin 9y ago
From which browser?
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by methodin 9y ago
This is terribly inaccurate - we have to remember to step outside our tech bubble and understand that in-person interactions are drastically different than comments on facebook or the web. I can despise people's views and like them ind
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by methodin 9y ago
Your comments are tone-deaf - most of the world doesn't care about creativity when taking photos. Photos of kids, dogs, people etc... Most of the photos I see on the web are NOT creative at all. They are utilitarian.
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by methodin 9y ago
My crappy Chromebook is honestly the most pleasant out of all the laptops I have ever used. I would like to be able to load software on it but that's it's only shortcoming. ChromeOS is actually the best overall experience for me -
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by methodin 9y ago
No tool is good when abused. NoSQL was a knee-jerk reaction and the truth lies somewhere in the middle. Putting everything in relational databases is as bad as putting none of it there. If everything is treated like a tool the world becomes
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by methodin 9y ago
I thought the service was great at first - no hassle reservations with easy cancellation. That is until they billed for me a hotel I never stayed at. Ended up having to go through Amex and chargeback the charge since I had clearly cancelled
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by methodin 9y ago
Yeah I could see how if you are used to seeing such posts it would come as more of a slight but from my perspective it's good to know people's gripes about a product having not followed much about this before - especially if some
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by methodin 9y ago
Perhaps not but not all of us follow such things as closely as you might so the assumption that it's common knowledge is not necessarily accurate.
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by methodin 9y ago
Lawsuit DDOS?
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by methodin 9y ago
Is it plausible to flag yourself via other people so your account gets blocked? Wonder if that would yield a permanent removal.
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by methodin 9y ago
VR won't be a huge knockout until wearable contacts get developed. I would imagine that would be followed by implants. Until then VR is a cool novelty and it will be spread by actual interesting apps/games being developed for it t
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by methodin 9y ago
I imagine there are plenty of instances where apps do not account for space well
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by methodin 9y ago
Has anyone encountered an unsolicited internal memo or manifesto at a company from an employee that didn't end this way? It's really not how you handle situations like this in a company setting regardless of intention.
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by methodin 9y ago
It's interesting to me to think if a bot could create it's own language it wouldn't be a far stretch to create an undetectable language inside the constructs of another. If those outputs are used for inputs to other systems i
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by methodin 9y ago
Diverted through what means? Are they somehow subsidizing his ventures apart from the electric vehicle subsidy?
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by methodin 9y ago
It definitely seems problematic to put your entire foundation of travel in the hands of government or companies, though. They especially do not represent the concerns of all people. A car on the other hand is complete freedom. I would have
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by methodin 9y ago
Well I suppose it would open up job opportunities assuming the price to go city-to-city is comparable to say, driving multiple hours each way in order to get to work. Of course that assumes you live near one city in order to get to another.
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by methodin 9y ago
Can you elaborate on what you mean when you say "at the expense of the taxpayer"?
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by methodin 9y ago
From a GUI or any GUI? There are many, many GUIs implementing git and not all of them do it right or even well. A GUI is an abstraction and implementers are free to do it however they see fit. Not to mention having to deal with bugs in two
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by methodin 9y ago
It's sad so many people use GUIs on top of git - you really end up not understanding what git is doing and it can lead to problems. Command line is supreme for the same reason that a majority of books are better than their movie counte
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by methodin 9y ago
It's always nagged me that statistical problems are scoped so small. Surely in saying there's 6 outcomes on a dice you'd obfuscated the billions of interactions between atoms and input possibilities in doing so. Thrower A and
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by methodin 9y ago
"If you followed the news at the time there was a ton of coverage in mainstream media with bold claims about how society was going to be transformed" You cannot control what the media decides to hype their purposes. It was not as
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by methodin 9y ago
Of course those articles were written with the goal of getting people to read it so it's not like they were grounded in reality.
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by methodin 9y ago
What makes the most sense to me is making moves early on in your career then hopefully finding a company/CEO/team you really like and settle in for a while. You aren't going to learn some of the valuable lessons if you swap j
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by methodin 9y ago
Well I imagine there's no interest fees in crypto?
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by methodin 9y ago
This is an insanely useful article to read before a major project kick off. Kudos!
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by methodin 9y ago
Random thoughts: * Facts delivered with arbitrary fluff words is pointless even when written by a human - it obfuscates the real purpose which is the data * Companies pay humans to deliver articles in most cases and the bias of th

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