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by moultano 12y ago
I think it's more likely that the internet will change to serve those needs better, and we'll get better at using it.
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by moultano 12y ago
We can base it on the consequences. If someone dies from an outbreak, and an unvaccinated person is found to be a vector, they are guilty of involuntary manslaughter. Hopefully the prospect of that is enough of an incentive.
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by moultano 12y ago
If they viewed driving drunk as an essential religious freedom, we would rightly punish them for endangering the lives of others. Having an unvaccinated child in public is endangering the lives of others and should be treated as such.
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by moultano 12y ago
>Sorry, neither the idea nor the execution impress me very much. I don't think they created it to impress you. If your reaction is "meh" you can express that just as well by not commenting.
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by moultano 12y ago
It's a statistical significance test not a mean. You expect statistical significance to go up over time. Unless the effect size is zero, it doesn't have an asymptote.
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by moultano 12y ago
I mostly see upsides. Instead of uncertainty about random trivia, the conversation can be based on certainty about amazing trivia. Did you know that early South-Americans used the shells of giant turtle-like mammals as houses? Isn't th
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by moultano 12y ago
I'm of two minds about this. I like supporting new ideas, but I've found that the quickest way to build the confidence of a new engineer is for them to have something succeed. So I do think there's a balance that has to be st
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by moultano 12y ago
"Je suis Charlie" is on the homepage of https://www.google.fr/
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by moultano 12y ago
So you don't think it's reasonable to dislike one but not the other?
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by moultano 12y ago
Adopting democracy, free markets, and property rights doesn't mean you also have to adopt wearing jeans, generic pop music, car-based infrastructure and everything else.
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by moultano 12y ago
For me that's the most frustrating thing about the Westernization of the world. Your own culture is always invisible to you. You can only see it in contrast to something else. If everything becomes the same, then we lose the ability to
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by moultano 12y ago
> how are we to objectively evaluate who the great programmers are, when it has often been argued (including by a certain essayist) that this can't be measured? This isn't that hard. Let companies bid for H1-B slots. The more t
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by moultano 12y ago
The app is unbearably slow. I still use it, but it's unnecessarily frustrating. I'd attribute the decline in usage to it taking half a minute to refresh.
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Law Lets I.R.S. Seize Accounts on Suspicion, No Crime Required(mobile.nytimes.com)
8 points by moultano 12y ago|1 comments
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by moultano 12y ago
To do this effectively, you need to track clicks. Right now, the primary thing that causes something to succeed on reddit is the rate of upvotes. Anything that takes time to upvote will be less likely to succeed, because it will receive its
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by moultano 12y ago
>So, like it or not, it's what we agree to I believe the point of the article is that we don't like it. Terms of Service are not the ultimate arbiter of ethics.
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by moultano 12y ago
http://blog.level3.com/open-internet/verizons-accidental-mea...
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by moultano 12y ago
I don't get it. This question is unlikely to help any future visitors; it is only relevant to a small geographic area, a specific moment in time, or an extraordinarily narrow situation that is not generally applicable to the worldwide
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by moultano 12y ago
If you find yourself wanting tldrs, maybe this isn't the site for you.
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by moultano 12y ago
After my experience at Google I'd recommend that any company of sufficient size provide tasty convenient lunch for free. It's a huge productivity boost. At other companies, I've seen people waste an hour and a half every day
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by moultano 12y ago
I'd remove the reload button. I've hit it three times by accident already.
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by moultano 12y ago
I wonder how far you can get by using a "naive" timelapse of selecting frames from the video, but being smarter about which frames you choose. Rather than just choosing every nth frame, try to choose visually consistent frames by
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by moultano 12y ago
Unless you have an infinite regress on priors for your priors, and uncomputable Komolgorov penalties on the structure of your model, I think you need a test set. (This means you need a test set.)
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by moultano 12y ago
Me too. :/ Started it a year and a half ago, and let it sit for too long. Have to say though, I'm grateful for the kick in the pants. :)
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by moultano 12y ago
That's what happens when you are trading on the nth derivative.
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by moultano 12y ago
It is entirely about the relationship between Verizon and their customers. Verizon's customers want these interlinks, they just don't know it. This whole thing started when Netflix posted a message to their customers explaining it
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by moultano 12y ago
As I like to say it, saying that Neflix uses a lot of bandwidth is like saying that the Hetch Hetchy uses a lot of water pipes.
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by moultano 12y ago
Nickff is making the same argument that the Supreme Court did. Lessig's organization is specifically choosing strategies that don't conflict with that decision. The Supreme Court ruled that you can't restrict any organization
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by moultano 12y ago
Lessig has in the past advocated for a variety of solutions that don't involve restricting speech, or organization. One option is to give each voter a $50 voucher that they can give to whatever political organization they wish. This re
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by moultano 12y ago
Typically you don't have to do that just to transfer from one train system to another.

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