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Correction: online dating srted in the 1980s with usenet and dialup bboards.
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Hope it fares better than Virgin Galactic which is at least eight years behind schedule (first commercial flights proposed for 2010).
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Spreading has been enough of a problem in academic publishing that some institution just ask for your five most significant publicationd in thepast five years on your CV. Quality, not quantity.
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9y ago
Senator McCain called Congress’s bluff about technicalities replacing substance in reforming health care. High School Debate isnt the the only institution with this problem.
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9y ago
You guys must have great dating lives
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9y ago
Five digit slashdot here and star post name, but I have most switched to Hacker news. HN updates immediately, raises highest voted topics to top. I notice both cover the same articles. The slashdot ads are a lttle annoying.
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9y ago
This is part of the philosophical problem of identity. Is there a non-physical part of the mind? If you duplicate a body by cloning, matter relicator, or exact uploading into a computer, do you have multiple persons or souls? (Star Trek exp
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Kip Thorne was sort of hippie physicist in the 1970s. But CalTech recognized his brillance in hiring him. Generality Relativity was sort of a graveyard from 1920s to 1960s because there were too few doable experiments and specialized soluti
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9y ago
In the distant past there have been bloopers- results that have stood the test of time. And there are results that become more significant and durable after decades have passed.
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In my town (Denver) ADA lawsuits is practically a competitive sport. Nuisances dont last long because the fine can be more than the remediation cost. And ACLU is a major participant.
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Its like saying our universe is a simulation embedded in another universe. The simulation only need to be to the resolution of Plancks quantum of action. We couldnt distinguish any detail finer than that. The other universe could have a muc
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Agreed. If you used medical services in any significant way before 2010, your SS and birthdate was all over the place in insurance and medical records.
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Each agency has their own credit score. In addition they will compute a Fair Isaac score on demand because FICO charges a royalty to compute the FICO. The royalty is the reason they dont giveva FICO with the free annual report.
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9y ago
In recent downturns people without college degrees got burned. HR could ask for more credentials, even if they were less relevant than experience. Its just its been so long since the last IT downturn, the newbies feel invincible.
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After a few years of reading many people recognize words in their entirety, not as individual letters. They note the length, parts with upward extenders such as bdhk, descenders like gjp and rounded parts etc. This is akin to reading ideogr
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9y ago
Not true. It said 'not impacted' when entered fake account and 'impacted' when I typed mine.
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Its a tautology (circular reasoning)- that which survives has figured out how to survive. In other words, fitness is that which survives.
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During the Manhattan Project some were motivated by solving a technological frontier and didnt really think about the consequences.
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9y ago
Go to any Millennial or iGen feeding space and you'll see a bunch of zombies lost in their screens and rarely interacting with each other. Very sad.
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At the annual Denver Startup Week I notice about a third to half of the startup industry is incestuous, that provides facilities for developers to work better. These are mainly code academies and coworking spaces. I feel if the tech industr
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From its earliest year UNIX/Linux had utilities including lex and yacc that automate much of these fuctions. I tended to use awk to create powerful new command scripts.
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Polticians rented crowds back in the days of Athens and Rome
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Ikea
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Plus some companies (which will remain unnamed) are unable to use cash parked overseas for US purposes. But they can borrow against it at low interest rates for capital.
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I have been around enough to remember a similar A.I. hype in the 1980s involving Japan, expert systems, and logic (Prolog) supercomputers. This time it is China, deep learning, and deep learning accelerator hardware. The 1980s was a commerc
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Zuckerbergs hundred million to Camden NJ was squandered. Too much money too soon. Plus a corrupt organization. Plus no one really knows how to make minority schools better. Its not from lack of trying.
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You have to spend at least 5% of your assets a year. Unless you are a church or college, then there is no amount. Some people want the 5% to apply to colleges too.
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Famous for a library in every town- over 2500 of them. Many still operating.
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Only about three have an intrinsic economic basis as a currency. And much of that is for illegal goods and ransoms.
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ESPN viewership is dropping. As the largest asset of Disney it drags their stock down. Most other Disney assets are printing money, but not enough to compensate ESPN. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_assets_owned
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