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miketery
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I can't infer whether 80s LA was worse or better than Beijing today from your comment.
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On the other hand think of it from their perspective if you want your odds of success to be higher you have to focus on the biggest user base, simple 80/20. I doubt that an additional feature vs friefox support is a fair comparison.
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Out of curiosity is it correct to assume launch at the equator going east adds 24,000 miles circumference / 24 hrs = ~1000mph
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Is there a command needed in pipenv like the one needed in virtualenv? eg. > source env/bin/activate How does one activate one environment over another? Why is pipsi a separate thing?
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9y ago
That would be great. My understanding is very shallow, last bio class was in high school. But I'd be applying for admission in ~September or self learning on the side. My email is my username at gmail.
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9y ago
From tech to bio. Primarily diving into the processes involved with DNA, RNA, and proteins (i.e. following CRISPR hype).
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What are the challenges in bio like compared to tech industry interms of innovatation, opportunity, or otherwise? I'm considering transition in that direction.
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This is great evolution! I like it.
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9y ago
Can you recommend good resources (article/pdf, lynda, etc.) on writing tests? Less about the how (though important too) - but more about when, why, and for what parts/functionality. I find when I do write tests some are so trivial
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> The law is all that matters Agreed. Lets change it.
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Wait, are you saying the core wasn't intending to land on the barge? Why have the barge out there to begin with then?
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Is a synthetic diamond chemically equivalent to a real one? Great that price is dropping.
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My impressions is that most people still care about real diamonds though. Have thongs changed? Have prices changed?
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scarce resources are difficult to make uncool.
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Is it though? We might not understand it fully, but we understand it's role in allowing us to make quick decisions and not overload our cognition with the mundane.
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We know humans go by intuition first (the book Rightous Mind supports this if you want o read further). So why isn't this something that's in the realm of possibility for computers?
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I disagree. There's a difference between a progress bar that could just be a spinner or no progress bar at all because it's fake. And a progress bar that attempts to communicate real progress.
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Definitely, that one is bad. I don't care for you to show me what you did in an animation I just want to go to the next step. Stop wasting my time. Though I did find some steps where it made you think it was checking stuff you could ac
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Huh, interesting indeed. I didn't think of it that way.
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Results: long (>8h) and short (<7h) sleep both associated with greater risk of mortality.
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Somewhere in all this we need to study people's willingness to do things they don't understand. Humans have been creative risk taker as well as sheep through out time. I wonder how many of these people are creative risk takers and
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You definitely make good points and I agree the cut corners are a big issue. However I'm under the impression that there are ledgers that are meticulously kept which track all balances, debt, and cash issuance which need to balance out
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9y ago
The same trust/consensus is needed with Crypto. The only thing crypto has over USD is that we can be certain of its issuing policy (but even then a fork could change that). I trust USD issuing, the federal reserve, and American militar
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> That means that there won't be any more hordes of overseas profits. And means the end of those tax inversions or corporate inversions you have been hearing about. [1] This won't stop companies selling their IP to overseas she
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Your post reads like notes for a Black Mirror episode. :(
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The problem isn't with the ideal scenario, the issue is when systems fail or are used outside of the ideal scenario. Generally this will be in a muzzling and controlling capacity when it comes to surveillance. Interestingly merely para
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Can you share what contributed to the healthy remote culture that allowed you to build a solid base?
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The two things I found (can be positive or negative), is that the consultant isn't tied to the familial expectation of employees at a company giving them more freedom, and they typically don't have much stake (except fees). This m
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I presume because they are under the impression that universal healthcare would be worse. Often Canadian health care is cited in America as an example of a crappy system because some Canadians will travel to the US for surgeries. Most of it
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> No one really notes the "total volume" of the trades of stocks OP is asking about Market Cap not volume. The question at hand is - market cap vs. money invested by current owners of bitcoin. Hypothesis being that this ratio i
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