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If we only reduced spending to what it was in the year 2000, we could completely eliminate the income tax. That's how much spending has increased in the last decade.
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Natural language is an artifact of human communication, so the most obvious application is human interaction. Eventually (who knows how long it will be), you may be talking to a Watson descendant for most interactions with businesses -- ev
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But what's the point? What is this useful for, or is it only academic?
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16y ago
You can't be serious. Dear God, I hope you're not serious.
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I've been teaching myself Flash the last few months, and I just finished what I think is a really awesome game. I ran across a variant of Uno called Hot Death Uno a few years ago, first as a home game where you printed out the extra cards a
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Show HN: Hot Death Uno
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Jeopardy vs Watson day 1 videos
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Who says it has to be a material reward? Are you arguing against reward-based systems of any kind and saying that the proper way to raise children is with negative reinforcement (punishment) only?
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If anybody else has trouble setting it up I wrote a tutorial on it: http://pzxc.com/how-to-get-started-with-bitcoins
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AccessDeniedRequest has expired
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Yes.
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It certainly will be an exercise in futility if that's what you think it is before you even start.
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I've never understood how being "overqualified" is a problem. No one says you have to list your degree or make mention of it. Just pretend you don't have one? What am I missing here? Are people too egotistical to accept a job at McDonald's
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A non-disclosure agreement only prevents them from talking with other people about what they learned from you. It doesn't prevent them from using that information themselves if they choose to be a competitor rather than buy you.
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16y ago
I voted for this post because I agree with it, we should definitely stop opinion-based voting. ;-)
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Who is John Galt?
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I would have an emotional reaction from seeing that sight but I wouldn't call it "refreshing".
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16y ago
More like "build a real product, acquire customers, and then understand a market"
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16y ago
But each owner, including the government, gets to spend it once (unless they reacquire it by trading something of value for it). If I give away a Porsche, it costs me one Porsche. If you then sell it or give it to somebody else, and they
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16y ago
The nickel is worth more than its value too. http://www.coinflation.com/
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I would answer it: Find the most complex way to give a full and complete explanation, then for each bit assign a necessity value for how important it is. Anything less than a complete explanation is obviously going to leave stuff out, so th
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bigresource.com comes up a lot when I'm searching for esoteric programming-topic solutions, and it's a totally worthless scraper.
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It was tougher than the "fast food" we're all used to reading these days, but then, so was Shakespeare. I'm not saying this article was worthy of the Bard, but I am saying there is something to be said for packing a lot of meaning into a
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> Should I use the "unofficial" numbers? You should consider all the numbers, including the way inflation used to be reported (see www.shadowstats.com). > You're right, a tremendous amount DOES depend on them and that's why the stat
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You are using the "official" inflation numbers. Do you really think they report it accurately, when so much depends on it -- not just confidence in the economy, but COLA adjustment for our massive social programs, etc. That is like asking a
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I hate websites that make you click back 50 times instead of once after reading what should be a single page.
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Just wanted to add I concur wholeheartedly, that's why my #1 commandment is "make progress every day". http://pzxc.com/ten-commandments-of-business-and-life
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Same hand. Each hand should work independently, so the other hand can already be moving to the next key(s).
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To answer what you intended with your question: "No." I don't want my friends (on HN or otherwise) to fail, I want them to succeed. I want to succeed and I want them to succeed. There's plenty of success to go around. It's not a zero sum g
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Ten Commandments of Business and Life
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