mkoubaa

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by mkoubaa 2y ago
Furthermore, if Egypt did accept refugees, depending on how it was done, they could be implicated as an an accomplice to ethnic cleansing
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
The better comparison is between Hamas and the current Israeli executive branch, not the state of Israel per se. Even so, I see no equating the two. The ICC is implicating both parties with war crimes, not claiming they are equal
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
I disagree. The development of petroleum made people stop whaling
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
Am I the only one who thinks consciousness is irrelevant and uninteresting?
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
The healthcare industry in the US sometimes gets me to seriously consider seeing a shaman next time I get sick
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
My theory is population growth. When population doesn't grow more older buildings get reused and fewer ones are built, so society can afford to ornament new constructions. When the babies boomed, you got Sears catalog houses.
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
I agree for all departments except the state department which seems to be as incompetent as they come
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Can you assume your users do that?
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Speaking of which, why haven't I heard of anyone using game engines as a platform for medical imaging and UX?
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Eventually a blimp
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
There was User Experience (UX) and then Developer Experience (DX). Now there could be Robot Experience (RX). I wonder which of the same principles would apply.
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
I don't intend to scapegoat. I'm on the spectrum and I'm grateful for who I am
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Thank you for the clarification!
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Don't be a pain. All analogies are wrong, but they can still be illustrative
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Affected by != Cause
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Wasn't there a theory that autism was affected by ultrasounds during pregnancy?
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
It couldn't have helped
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
I prefer dynamite in my butter
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
This comment thread is amusing in both its argumentativeness and extreme misunderstanding.
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
My parents had me in their early 20s and I only met one of my grandparents. We had our kid in our late 20s and my parents aren't healthy enough to help at all. Take it from someone who never had the opportunity. If you have healthy par
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Seriously? Cost benefit. Arms have more benefit but not this cost.
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Humans bred cats for thousands of years for utility that had nothing to do with "payload capacity"
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
That sounds like a disability to me
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
The only redeeming thing about it is that parents can get a reliable window into what kids are learning and an opportunity to make up for poor instruction.
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
I've never smoked. If my first time was with the most expensive Cuban cigar, all I will feel is the smoke , I'll cough, and I won't enjoy it. When you build up tolerance for spice, you are in a position to enjoy the beautiful
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Idk... A single part time QA Eng could have saw this coming.
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Life is not fair move on
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Dumb question. Why does the network have to be slow? If the SSDs are two feet away from the motherboard and there's an optical connection to it, shouldn't it be fast? Are data centers putting SSDs super far away from motherboards?
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
Sidenote. Some companies offer a "volunteer time PTO". You can use it to contribute to OSS
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by mkoubaa 3y ago
I had seen that. The assumption seems to be that simulations are simplistic, and then most of what remains shows practical ways for real world training to work (while acknowledging that it's hard to do)

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