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by qqq 18y ago
"The only hard and fast requirements for consideration are a strong programming background (any language(s)) and some experience in AI and/or machine learning."
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by qqq 18y ago
We only need 0.01% of the population to make changes, and not very fast, and they will eventually transform the world to the point it's hard for others to ignore.
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by qqq 18y ago
If people knew they would live for millions of years, I'm confident some of them would get around to changing their policies a bit to allow for some gradual changes.
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by qqq 18y ago
thanks.
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by qqq 18y ago
So, why the taboo on letting 14 year olds rent/buy porn DVDs? Are you saying it's an irrational taboo? Or a rational taboo? Is using 18 as the magic age for buying porn really the best we can do?
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by qqq 18y ago
I think that's common. Most young kids wouldn't want anything to do with sex. In all of those cases, the prohibition on them having anything to do with sex is kinda useless/redundant.
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by qqq 18y ago
Why is sex inappropriate for young people? I'm not trying to troll. I've genuinely never heard a good, logical answer. It seems to be a feeling people have, and I'm curious if there is a reason behind it. Of course there are dangers lik
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by qqq 18y ago
Will they still do the keynotes somewhere else? I'd miss those. But any IRL audience isn't technically required to make them.
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by qqq 18y ago
It is kinda crap, but I wouldn't be insulted. It's not really any worse than more restrained form letters.
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by qqq 18y ago
i don't know. i'd have to do some hand writing to find out.
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by qqq 18y ago
python except make the meaningful whitespace thing optional . make a way to disable it. it's a problem in some contexts.
102.
by qqq 18y ago
Shouldn't the world's greatest swindler be someone who's name we don't know?
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by qqq 18y ago
leave it open in a tab, refresh later.
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by qqq 18y ago
What's despicable about offering a service people want to use? Isn't this just like offering poker games and other gambling, or selling beer (you pay for something that harms your health, and the only saving grace is that people enjoy it)?
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by qqq 18y ago
Long but worth skimming.
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by qqq 18y ago
map1 and map2 repeat code. abstract this part to a general mapper function: (loop for n from start to end do then you will write the content of the first mapping as a function foo and call the general mapper and pass it foo to accomplish th
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by qqq 18y ago
if your clients think your rate is "fair", doesn't that suggest you're undercharging? i would guess when a client subjectively feels your rate is "a little on the high side" then it's probably fair. they prefer low rates.
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by qqq 18y ago
I think it's common in sports. You aren't quite forced to join the union. It's just a condition of taking the job. You can find another job instead. Sucks, but I think it's legal.
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by qqq 18y ago
Ugh. This is why we shouldn't want the US Government providing all our broadband.
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by qqq 18y ago
93% or 96% ontime sounds bad . What is the rate for fedex? I bet it's better. EDIT: http://www.bloggingstocks.com/2007/04/09/ups-vs-fedex-battle... The actual rate of the FedEx station in Las Vegas, Nevada (LASA) is 99.86%.
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by qqq 18y ago
Karl Popper.
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by qqq 18y ago
I thought urine yellowness had to do with how much water you drank, so it's more or less diluted.
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by qqq 18y ago
Yeah, sure, but why is broadband one of those things? Is it broadband to rural areas that only the Government would do, because there is no profit in it? If so, I'm not convinced that's the best use of taxpayer money.
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by qqq 18y ago
_The Machinery of Freedom_ has some citations.
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by qqq 18y ago
Government in general is really inefficient. Way less efficient than, say, Comcast, Microsoft, or Fedex. So unless there is some good reason it must be Government solving a problem, why not have someone (anyone) else do it? Having Governmen
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by qqq 18y ago
Sometimes getting Government involved in areas makes thing worse.
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by qqq 18y ago
several times it gave the same question twice in a row.
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by qqq 18y ago
Mixed Metaphor!!
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by qqq 18y ago
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by qqq 18y ago
Your friends aren't average.

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