nyrulez

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by nyrulez 8y ago
Have you read the case? It's not about the crops getting cancer from the herbicide, it's a human being. Also human being is not a GMO product. I don't understand your GMO angle.
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by nyrulez 8y ago
The presecution claims it's not the active ingredient but the whole herbicide that's cancer causing. I think the studies are only on one of the ingredients, not on the whole herbicide? Also, questions of exposure are not addressed
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by nyrulez 8y ago
I find your message hilarious. Do you have better alternatives if you're calling this horrible?
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by nyrulez 8y ago
Directly or indirectly connected isn't my point. I was referring to the large amount of electrical activity in the brain and we don't really understand what it actually encodes. Unless we reverse engineer it (which is insanely har
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by nyrulez 8y ago
How would you be so confident that neuron is both the software and the hardware? Do we actually understand how we have cognition ? There is tremendous amount of electrical activity in the brain (and the entire nervous system). One could arg
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by nyrulez 8y ago
Neuron is the hardware. We have no idea how the software on it works. The way we model neural networks might be a very different from the operating system of the brain. It's like saying we mapped the x86 chip so we should be able to to
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by nyrulez 8y ago
Neuron is the hardware. We have no idea how the software on it works. The way we model neural networks might be a very different from the operating system of the brain. It's like saying we mapped the x86 chip so we should be able to to
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by nyrulez 8y ago
How is a person being born different from a dying person? First has hope, dreams, enthusiasm and optimism. Latter may not.
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by nyrulez 8y ago
How is that incompatible? If you partner with a crook, can't you take a responsibility for making that mistake (of not seeing the signs) but still call the other person out for being a crook? Taking responsibility is different from say
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by nyrulez 8y ago
This brings back some fond memories. I once made a 3D OpenGL clone of space invaders for a graphics course (Windows only). It made a bunch of changes and was actually playable and reasonably challenging...don't know if it even works to
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by nyrulez 8y ago
>> As a programmer I know how bad the app security models are. Don't understand this. What does this mean? And then do you not use any apps at all?
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by nyrulez 8y ago
I wasn't aware YouTube is liable for any advice on it's platform. Is that the case?
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by nyrulez 8y ago
So any advice or opinion on YouTube that isn't backed by a scientific study should be simply removed?
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by nyrulez 8y ago
This is an interesting idea but lacks a page that explains why I should use your consulting. What's your experience and expertise? Without that it makes no sense.
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by nyrulez 9y ago
My experience isn't the same as yours. It probably depends on your circle. For my non tech circle, I always come across as some kind of hero, which is amusing. When entering the country, even the immigration officers like to make small
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by nyrulez 9y ago
I'm confused by this article. I agree with the author that the flat earth coordinate model as advocated by him can converge with the spherical model if we allow it to account for changes as we move away from the poles. But I think he m
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by nyrulez 9y ago
Mg is one of the best supplements out there. For sleep and general stress. You can literally feel more chill the next day.
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by nyrulez 9y ago
What we really need is an article on how to increase our emotional stack depth so that this recursive badness doesn't matter at all.
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by nyrulez 9y ago
I feel pretty good about it actually...the stack is looking good at the top at least, even if it's shitty all the way down.
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by nyrulez 9y ago
This article is going to make you feel bad about "feeling bad about feeling bad"...don't go there. You've been warned.
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by nyrulez 9y ago
Some options that I have tried and have helped: - Try Meetup.com. Endless options there. Don't be afraid to be awkward. Read about social skills and practice them. - Be a better friend and initiate contact with people you know - don&#
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by nyrulez 9y ago
The reasons aren't that difficult. They are usually autonomy, creativity and dictating your own pace. I didn't mention less/more stress or less/more money but they are somewhere there too. These can be huge reasons for f
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by nyrulez 9y ago
Try Emwave 2. It may work. If it does, it can provide a big boost to your mental/emotional setup.
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by nyrulez 9y ago
This has left me scratching my head - why just 2006 ? Having just one year of publications and labeling them "Classic Papers" is pretty misleading as the term is used to indicate a wide gamut of publications over a much longer per
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by nyrulez 9y ago
"Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck" : Read that book. It can help a lot.
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by nyrulez 9y ago
How is this different/better than Amazon recommendations ?
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by nyrulez 9y ago
Ton of startups by Google employees. Yet they focus on one with stolen property. Great journalism.
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by nyrulez 9y ago
Given your prolific nature of creation, have you done a "startup" or an "entrepreneurial" venture that can scale and even generate profit ? Just curious why or why not ? I would assume you could start a great side compan
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by nyrulez 9y ago
Not sure how this is about whistle-blowing in any way. Company confidential information is not the same as leaking illegal practices. This email doesn't talk about that, but the former.
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by nyrulez 9y ago
Hmm. How about actually building stuff? For most software engineers, thats a very important part of their job/life/happiness. That requires long focus and flow. And in my personal opinion has a great sense of fulfillment attached

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