reedf1

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by reedf1 5y ago
He has written a book as well! Now if he can play an instrument and embroider he'd be my choice for the human general talent gauntlet.
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by reedf1 5y ago
And for the scammer - a great list of phone numbers to spoof!
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by reedf1 5y ago
This is a pretty obtuse perspective. Fiction can be written for the express purpose of achieving insight. Just because something is fictional or humorous doesn't limit that - it can emphasise it. See - A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swi
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by reedf1 5y ago
Arbitrary in the exact same sense as seeing how far you can go in any form of transport?
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by reedf1 5y ago
Chaos is the extreme dependence on initial conditions. The three body problem is significantly more chaotic than a two body problem. Welcome to chaos theory!
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by reedf1 5y ago
Much to my pedantic horror upon reading, they don't need the solution to a three body problem, but a four body problem!
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by reedf1 5y ago
As a casual chess player I'm not sure more drawish chess is something we want? I know there has been some exploration into a chess variation without castling which apparently can lead to more vibrant aggressive chess due to the king be
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by reedf1 5y ago
It is still very difficult to get a curve from a pro ball, it's just more possible. If you get one of these you are more likely to be confused with what it is doing that to suddenly be bowling turkeys and picking up spares.
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by reedf1 5y ago
The monkey's paw - you get your wish, but now instead of one annoying query language, you have two!
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by reedf1 5y ago
This person claims to get it but they clearly don't. My feelings built until they misattributed the meaning of "ecco" in an album title.
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by reedf1 5y ago
Definitely the sort of psychiatrist the modern-era needs. I appreciate the treatment of the underlying emotions separated from the technology. You will experience envy with or without social media, it seems naive succumbing to the oft repea
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by reedf1 5y ago
I'm of the firm opinion that you can have a very successful career purely as an SQL genie.
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by reedf1 5y ago
My evaluation is that he is enormously intelligent. And like many people of enormous intelligence he suffers from something like an over-connected brain. He is too good at spotting connections between things, connections that potentially
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by reedf1 5y ago
I remember Jack Ma coming out as in-favour of this sort of work ethic. I find it nauseating that people believe this stuff, I don't usually want to yuk someone's yum, but enforcing this on people is just unhuman. I would consider
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by reedf1 5y ago
Seems like most people did nothing in the first wave - only to pat themselves on the back when the rates were low in the summer. You may have to wait till the winter in the simulation to see how well that strategy really works... funny how
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by reedf1 5y ago
I'm sure this is the sort of person that made google what it is - it's probably a nightmare if they lose enough of these clear-thinking problem solvers with a history of long-term success. When I think "big google salary&quot
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by reedf1 5y ago
Kyoto and the ryokan experience is incredible. I will go for the rest of my life.
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by reedf1 5y ago
My name is a homophone for probably one of the first verbs you ever learn. I've probably heard every joke in the book, and a few more too. My niece has the same name as a popular plant-based spread. Policing this space is fruitless. Yo
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by reedf1 5y ago
The ability to build any project is a strange thing you learn after a few years as a software engineer. As a jnr. dev I was completely awed at my co-workers ability to understand build/compiler errors. Well you basically get that for f
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by reedf1 5y ago
Hey man - be careful reading stuff alright? Probably best to just take a breather from reading stuff about yourself, it can't feel good. Humans weren't designed to be yelled at by more people than you can fit in a room.
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by reedf1 5y ago
The headline!
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by reedf1 5y ago
How does he resolve that humans achieve the ability to "abduct"? I just don't buy that there is something ineffable about humans - and even if there is, why can't we just plug that process into a computer?
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by reedf1 5y ago
Walking towards deer backwards, actually!
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by reedf1 5y ago
My first name is Reed - guess what my favourite thing to do is?
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Is Matryoshka TicTacToe a solved game?(github.com)
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by reedf1 5y ago
It's amazing how few people believe they are affected by ads. You must wonder why it's the most lucrative business in the world? I'm sure I've also read somewhere that those most affected by ads are those who believe the
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by reedf1 5y ago
We're gonna have a real tough time with aliens if you believe this!
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by reedf1 5y ago
I read the article - but it doesn't explain why high schools are doing this. Is it purely sexism? Could it be that girls are performing better than boys and the pursuit of a 50/50 gender split increases the requirements for girls?
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by reedf1 5y ago
As a young person on the horizon of starting a family the only reason I want to buy in my country (UK) is due to how renters are treated. I've had a total of five landlords in my young life - and they have all (and I understand this is
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by reedf1 5y ago
> Profits are also capped so these are not potential cash cows people suspect. British tickets are expensive because the government doesn't subsidise the ticket price, which is a separate debate. The system is capped and collared me

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