sirmoveon

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by sirmoveon 4y ago
Academia is running out of ways to convince people in that trap. Evolve already. I believe academia as we know it, is in stiff decline and the problems in CS are exarcerbated because of the faster reality of software. Any degree, by the tim
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by sirmoveon 4y ago
Common to you means right? That was a good point, an olympic swimmer trains to swim not to explain how to swim.
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by sirmoveon 4y ago
Boy, whoever's funding the negative press around cryptocurrencies, send some money my way... I'll find better arguments than void hate.
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by sirmoveon 5y ago
The work you put in is not about how many hours you spent twisting screws, but knowing what kind of screw, the pressure needed and all the resources you had to dedicate into learning your craft. Get the slave out of your brain.
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by sirmoveon 5y ago
I tried to use it but it didn't seem as user friendly as the one @calculator.ipvm.com which I have used before. Maybe take some ideas from their interface.
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by sirmoveon 5y ago
You have a fleet of self-driving cars at level 4 that have multiple cameras, and you claim it's going to fail because the system can't keep a street map updated? Does the author even understand how software and automation works?
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by sirmoveon 5y ago
It wouldn't be a web search but a web index by then.
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by sirmoveon 5y ago
Sounds like the brogrammer of the devOps
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by sirmoveon 5y ago
I think the initial purpose was similar to Patreon: allowing creators a way to monetize. It just became famous due to the pornographic content.
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by sirmoveon 5y ago
We aren't yet. Overpaid doesn't mean owner or power. Look at pro sports... Corporate and politicians are still in power, because corruption in those niches rarely ends in accountability; yet cases like Snowden and disgruntled tech
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by sirmoveon 5y ago
Could the techie guys become the new owners of capitalism? What can corporate and politicians do to remain the branches of social power?
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by sirmoveon 5y ago
Being able to be an active member of a society has costs associated and without the ability to at least cover for them you will be stuck as a social outcast, because you will already be considered a lesser of a candidate while job seeking.
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by sirmoveon 5y ago
It might not be news but it's worth spamming media outlets to bring the subject as a talking point more often.
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by sirmoveon 5y ago
Just because they are in management doesn't mean they are outside of the scope of an underling.
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by sirmoveon 5y ago
It's also part of their business model. If you call for info on products they will half-ass it and try to avoid giving much information. They believe forcing people into coming will more likely make them buy at least something. I'
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
Exposing yourself to what you consider your community of peers and being considered inferior is demoralizing. Even if he is winning, or you imply sarcasm, he felt minimized by a system that doesn't make sense to him (and many other sof
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
Will magnetism underwater have any effect on organic creatures' livelihood?
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
Fastforward 20 years viagra ads will claim morning boners are thanks to them.
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
What makes you think academia is not part of the list you just outlined? Part of the academic program is to shape the big lie too. It just happens that along the way, some are able to develop critical thinking and reasoning in greater depth
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
Yeah, beauty pageant are going to start asking for this instead of world peace. Dream.
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
This merging of reviews is such a stupid thing to allow, I couldn't understand why would Amazon want this.
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
It's an abstraction problem and it happens in all fields in academia. They are just not practical enough to cater to every use case in the job market. We need to rethink academia and I personally think reducing the length and objectivi
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
Isn't that how capitalism works in any part of the world anyways? I hate to sound pro China but some stuff I read around is just hypocritical.
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
The Chinese equipment might be locked out from the US market, but not from the world market. Unless the US could leverage the trust the world has on them to keep China from gaining market share. Remember they asked candidly the British to n
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
Why do you even bother? I thought it was obvious by now this is propaganda to delay the adoption of 5G, allowing US competitors to catch up on Chinese equipment. The "concerns" are coming from bureaucratic positions no technically
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
> Still, someone has to provide them. What are they getting in return? Don't say "food, shelter, and education" because in your scenario, they already get those. What are we doing to incentivize these people to provide foo
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
Basic healthy food, shelter and education isn't as costly as society wants you to believe. I think that is the point being made when people talk about abolishing work and offering all the basics for free. I believe its a correct premis
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
The vision is correct; I disagree with the phrasing and tactic. Instead of focusing in a negative "Abolish work"; lets do it from a positive standpoint: Shelter for everyone, Healthy eating made free, Education accessible to all..
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
This is exactly why we know Ets don't exists. We would've heard him at the very least hint or brag about the information.
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by sirmoveon 6y ago
Farriers: Cars have negative effects

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