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by mvleming 14y ago
Oh the irony.
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by mvleming 14y ago
I've never thought about the research component. I'll have to think about this and do some research. Do you know if universities make more money from research labs? Don't the professors and students make money if their research has commerci
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by mvleming 14y ago
I'm sorry I don't think I was clear on what I meant by percentage. All the students would pay for example 5% of their salary for 4 years regardless of their salary. So it's not a lump sum and it doesn't "make the cost of education higher fo
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by mvleming 14y ago
Oh. I was under the impression you were saying the team behind Spaun found unexpected and unexplained results. I was excited because I think we'll find unexpected and unexplained results when we create a model that brings together the const
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by mvleming 14y ago
Whoa. I don't think society has taken a turn for the worst at all. I just found this really amusing. I think there's definitely an aspect that the social norm or the way people were expected to behave was more classy or formal, however you
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Where have all our manners gone?(books.google.com)
2 points by mvleming 14y ago|2 comments
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by mvleming 14y ago
Can you elaborate on the parts of what Spaun can accomplish that they can't quite explain? I'm very interested in this.
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by mvleming 14y ago
Awesome. I couldn't be happier with your response. I'll definitely keep Bitmaker Labs in mind for when I graduate next year, and in the meantime I'll spread the word!
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by mvleming 14y ago
That's good to hear. It definitely looks like you guys have modeled yourself after them. I have a couple more questions: - Are your curriculums the same? - Do you also give a percentage back if the student is hired? - And do you have long-t
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by mvleming 14y ago
Hey tjarmain. I was actually looking into Dev Bootcamp but I decided not to follow through because it isn't where I am: Toronto. So to see Bitmaker Labs is exciting; it looks very good! I have a question though. I'm looking at the Applicati
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by mvleming 14y ago
Interesting. Alright, I'm going to look at the different sides and decide what I think.
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by mvleming 14y ago
Oh no not at all, you're right. I'm not sure if this is the correct terminology but, googling it, I think it's called reserve requirement. "The reserve requirement sets the minimum reserves each bank must hold to demand deposits and banknot
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by mvleming 14y ago
I'd love to read on thoughts about how a digital currency will change economic policies, the market, and just things in general. If its decentralized (i.e. the currency is not distributed from a central bank), then presumably you can't defl
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by mvleming 14y ago
I'd like to know as well. And for that matter, is there any interesting material out there that talks about Bitcoin?
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by mvleming 14y ago
The Seven Mysteries of Life I read last November over the span of a month, and this book is probably the one that has most-defined who I am today, even though it's been just a year. The author, Guy Murchie, spent 15 years writing it. From i
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Whoa, Dude, Are We Inside a Computer Right Now?(vice.com)
1 points by mvleming 14y ago|0 comments
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by mvleming 14y ago
Wired.com: How do you maintain your optimism? Musk: Do I sound optimistic? Wired.com: Yeah, you always do. Musk: Optimism, pessimism, fuck that; we're going to make it happen. As God is my bloody witness, I'm hell-bent on making it work. It
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by mvleming 14y ago
Hey Shawn. I've been looking into Dev Bootcamp so to hear about Catalyst is exciting for me. I'm surprised there are several other programs of this type though. Which ones are they?