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sjg007
5y ago
<sarcasm> Psssh.. it's all math. </scarcasm>
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sjg007
5y ago
It ain't tractable in general either.
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5y ago
There’s a vast literature you can read.
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5y ago
Some may identify as mathematicians.
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5y ago
Or data science.
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5y ago
You can have Bayesian DNNs.
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sjg007
5y ago
The response to that is, yes but who is yesenadam?
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5y ago
It’s the opposite. The spores survive digestion and grow in the feces.
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5y ago
Housing stock is not growing at 3x
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5y ago
I live in a thriving small town.
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5y ago
Crypto is the wild wild west.
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5y ago
So in the case of a tructural support columns or foundations, How does the contractor insure they are still safe and capable of performing?
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5y ago
Are you suggesting it’s ok for the contractor to not follow the plans?
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5y ago
Maybe Oakland will do it and become an economic superstar...
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5y ago
All big tech has a consulting arm. It's how you get people to use your software.
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5y ago
I agree. I think a polite mode for Alexa would be great.
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5y ago
I wonder if Amazon will start stores and do click to collect. Maybe the front half of a warehouse or something. Maybe you'd get some money for bringing your neighbors package back with you.
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5y ago
This is an interesting analog of the problem retail workers have on shift scheduling and shift changes. "One day Amazon dictates that you have thirty routes, the next day forty, then the day after twenty. You’re supposed to have enough
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sjg007
5y ago
It might be considered a public performance. In contrast to playing the radio in your backyard.
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5y ago
The scammers just move on to a new Steve. It's whack a mole.
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5y ago
There was that kid who donated a kidney for an iPhone 4.
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5y ago
Sure it is definitely possible, go for it.
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5y ago
House prices are insane, there's a lot of people, and traffic is generally bad too. You also spend a lot of time inside, working... Otherwise it is great!
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5y ago
And it’s modular so there’s probably the option to add on in the future for a lower cost. Adding a second story for example. I agree with the iPod analogy.
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5y ago
It's because computer science isn't about programming...
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5y ago
Concrete sealant has to be maintained in general. I'm not sure what waterproofing means in general for hidden slabs or under pool slabs but I imagine chlorinated water and just water over time would necessitate frequent sealant mainte
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5y ago
You sort of need a condo savings account that can be invested where the premiums you pay get invested. You need some laws or state regulations to make sure some minimums are maintained. The gains would then offset a potentially lower sell
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5y ago
There's a lot in that idea to cover and I would actually think that it may be worth academic study. I see parallels to how institutions and governments are created etc...
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sjg007
5y ago
Umm there is at least an equal number or more of conspiracy theorists on youtube as well. Qanon qed.
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5y ago
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