parasight

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by parasight 13y ago
In which version of Mathematica will the complete language be available. I can't seem to use the Classify function in my Mathematica 9.0.1 Student Edition.
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by parasight 13y ago
In dubio pro reo.
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by parasight 13y ago
I can't seem to find any current pictures using Google. Can someone provide a link or is it prohibited to take pictures of the construction site.
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by parasight 13y ago
Well, fortunes can be made at a roulette table too. And watching the price investing in bitcoins is on par with roulette.
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by parasight 13y ago
Another problem is the expectations it puts on others in a team. Is it ok if there are people working 40+ hours and people working constantly 60+ hours in the same team? I guess this can lead to serious tensions.
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by parasight 13y ago
I don't think the price is worth it. A serious burnout is nothing to be solved by 'hitting the reset button every now then'. Burn out may include depression and that's something you really don't want to have I guess
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by parasight 13y ago
I have not problem with someone working 60+ hours per week. It is your life. Do with it whatever you like. I think the previous discussion was not about turning down people working long hours. It was about turning down the idea that working
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by parasight 13y ago
It's hard on a non-intellectual level. Humans - even highly intelligent ones - don't work on pure logic. Why do people smoke? It's deadly. It's not logical. Same applies to overweight, sport, drugs, etc.
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by parasight 13y ago
Maybe it's worthwhile to spend more time and brains on saving our environment. At least until we are able to leave this planet. Which I don't see in the near future. We are able to walk on the moon, build atom bombs and heal deadl
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by parasight 13y ago
Well that was quite an easy forecast writing an article condemning (hey, it's just a metaphor) a profitable company.
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by parasight 13y ago
> How about if we extend your brain by hooking it up to a memory augmentation device. Still you? Probably "still me" in the same sense as the person I was five minutes ago is the same person as the one I'll be in 5 minutes
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by parasight 13y ago
I wonder how someone really believing this can go on being motivated to do anything.
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What's happening at MtGox?(reddit.com)
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Investors pull $12 billion from emerging markets(cnbc.com)
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Bitcoin Now Accepted at Every 7-Eleven in Mexico(cryptocoinsnews.com)
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by parasight 13y ago
Most Christians I know are way more open-minded than you seem to be. Your tone reminds me of the few intolerant christians I know.
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by parasight 13y ago
That's not an alternative. I think the alternative will be something like an unconditional basic income. There will be new jobs of course but there won't be enough new jobs to compensate the amount of jobs that will get lost in th
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by parasight 13y ago
> There’s no confirmation that this attack came from the protesting taxi drivers So why are we talking as if it came form the protesting taxi drivers then? Maybe they were just ordinary thugs. I know people who got robed in their rental
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by parasight 13y ago
Quit your job for a year and write a book about getting rich.
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by parasight 13y ago
I know there is a lot of truth in this article but I personally find it quite hard to decide what assets to invest the cash I own. I don't have enough to buy property but it is still too much to keep it in cash. As I know little about
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by parasight 13y ago
I expected jeans too tight to carry a wallet.
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by parasight 13y ago
Sleep works wonders. Sometimes dozing off for 20 minutes after lunch feels like a whole night of sleep to me. It's like a hardware reset.
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by parasight 13y ago
Actually at first glance I wasn't sure if it is a parody.
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by parasight 13y ago
To me the comment was quite clearly ironic.
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by parasight 13y ago
Maybe Snowden beats Francis in the race for the next Nobel Peace Prize ;)
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by parasight 13y ago
Right now there are high hopes that the Pope will make a difference. Obama got the Nobel Peace Prize nine months after his election. For what reason if not high hopes? To a huge number of people on this planet the problems around the NSA ar
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by parasight 13y ago
Embarrassing story. What is the background of that policy?
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by parasight 13y ago
The title is misleading I think. Fuller does not really question the necessity of work. He questions the ideas of "earning a living" and "work as a justification to exist".
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by parasight 13y ago
What about people working with legacy code? When I started at my current employer there was a quite a chunk of code written in PHP so learning some PHP wasn't optional.
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by parasight 13y ago
I hope your are wrong. I'm going to be father soon. Bringing a child into a doomed world is an incredible depressing thought. Maybe we should stop using our collective IQ developing web/mobile apps and start thinking about saving

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