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by romwell 9y ago
I don't think anything like that will ever happen as long as you can fly your own Cessna. There's also nothing in your system (as stated) that will actually enforce the drones to do that. Even assuming you outlaw all the other dro
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by romwell 9y ago
>Are you implying it would be a good policy to start shooting down drones in domestic airspace? Yes, I believe this was the implication. >What problems would that solve? Giving the right to shoot down drones, in limited circumstances,
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by romwell 10y ago
First, math (linear algebra in particular) is not at all about equations. The format you said is very limiting, because most of the important things in linear algebra are not equations: vector spaces, basis, norms, orthogonality, diagonaliz
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by romwell 10y ago
Except for perhaps psychotherapy^, there's nothing there that would be out of place if someone said it, say, in Russian (I can translate, if you wish). In particular, there's about 140,000 hits for "emotional vampirism"
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by romwell 10y ago
Thanks for the answer! So, the book is really three books. How do you get around actually proving things?
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by romwell 10y ago
...who program them. Anyone surprised?
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by romwell 10y ago
Anyone who recommends Lang as a learning resource should burn in their version of hell.
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by romwell 10y ago
Disclaimer: I am very happy that books like this are written, and look forward to never seeing another $120 doorstop being used as a text for the course anywhere. What follows is criticism and a question which, if addressed, could help thos
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by romwell 10y ago
Since the edit time has lapsed, I want to clarify that the OP has originally referred to the author as "he", but has edited his post when it was specified to them (good!). This is a nontrivial point; OP's opinions are affecte
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by romwell 10y ago
To add to your point, the steps one needs to take because the perfectly normal content of personal communication are known to be forcibly examined and be a potential for either detainment or denial of entry are non-feelings.
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by romwell 10y ago
Well, that's not it. Something happens to others, e.g. this: http://fortune.com/2017/03/01/nigerian-software-engineer-det... The point is, this behavior towards people coming into the country affects eve
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by romwell 10y ago
I'd be curious to know what exactly this explained.
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by romwell 10y ago
First, it's "she", not "he". If you don't care about the gender of the author (inferrable from the name), write "they". Secondly, no, the travel has not been the same even in the post-9/11 world.
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by romwell 10y ago
Take a Quran with you on your next trip here and find out! If you are having second thoughts about this idea - herein lies your answer.
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by romwell 10y ago
It seems like you're one of the white-real-Americans the author wrote about. You are right, the article is about feelings (although not only that). You are wrong in that it lacks substance. Feeling dehumanized is a feeling. Saying that
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by romwell 10y ago
That would be a bad example of a "punitive" fine, not in small part due to the PR efforts of the company being sued and the trigger-happy media. The final verdict for the case was $600K in punitive damages, which McDonalds appeale
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by romwell 10y ago
I also like that a system touted for comprehensibility and discoverability has the following very commonly used command: Get-ChildItem Guess what it does by looking at its name. Correct, it lists the contents of a directory! What e
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by romwell 10y ago
No, but wordpad does - use it in lieu of Notepad when you need to edit text on a Windows machine and don't want to install external tools.
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by romwell 10y ago
As a side note, this is a very true statement about mathematics, which, unfortunately, doesn't hold for a plethora of texts (from elementary to the graduate level) which do, in fact, start with axioms. To that end, even starting with d
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by romwell 10y ago
I gave up reading the comments, but just wanted to say that not everyone thinks like the person who started the thread. I mean, you know that, but I just wanted to come out and comment here, lest the OP thinks that things like having single
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by romwell 10y ago
Your comment made me think about how to improve a synthesizer design. Even with a modular synthesizer, where in the natural state every component is tweakable, but has no effect (before you make any connections), there could be a way to pro
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by romwell 10y ago
> And if the audience, who includes both students and teachers, isn't qualified to judge the quality of the work, who exactly is? Again, it is very unfortunate, but on the average, high school teachers wouldn't be. For starters
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by romwell 10y ago
>I don't know how you think that school systems, especially in the west, place more emphasis on "how" than "why". I've taught people at college level, and have seen way too many cases of people knowing how t
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by romwell 10y ago
To back up the parent, unfortunately, the audience is not always qualified to judge the quality of your work - for the simple reason that they have no idea what they are missing! What they are missing from your explanation is "why&quot