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Can they “game” themselves into being designated as African American?
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5y ago
That’s a terrible workaround, now your neighborhood is non walkable.
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5y ago
The animals thing is huge. I have a backyard with 8 foot fences and clean out 3-4 pieces of food wrapping every day from my backyard, hauled in by various animals.
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5y ago
15 years ago I worked for a company that only delivered internal mail once an hour. Was a really good system that I’ve never seen anywhere else.
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5y ago
That’s why the nonfungibility of fine art is essential to its role in tax evasion.
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5y ago
What does Kasparov know about Mob Mentality and Groupthink more than anyone else?
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5y ago
Prosecute and convict are different. You should at least pull his credit card transactions and see if he recently bought it.
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5y ago
What’s happening is that people are getting “into” billionaires in a way that tries to make them more than they are. Guys like Steve Jobs and Elon Musk are more similar to Charles Koch and Steve Cohen than they are to me or you. They are hi
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5y ago
If you follow the author on Twitter I think you'll find that he wouldn't entirely disagree with you. He's openly discussed how he sees people as systems to be observed and studied.
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5y ago
You don't need to believe in a foreign boogeyman to believe that American society is fundamentally broken and is thus tearing itself apart. I don't see anything that's happened in the last 10 years that required the involveme
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5y ago
Honestly the majority of it is Harvard selecting who they know will be rich, famous, or both. I know a girl who got into Harvard but her parents couldn't afford to send her (this was before they ramped up their financial aid), she went
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5y ago
I use Windows, Linux, MacOS, and iOS -- only major OS I don't use is Android.
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This is just a guy griping about his bugs. Apple’s software quality is by far the best among competitors (Facebook’s is better but not really an Apple competitor).
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5y ago
You find a lot of mechanical strivers at the country’s top universities but also some of the greatest thinkers in that age bracket. Almost every really exceptional mind is going to pick Harvard over say Davidson if given the choice.
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5y ago
As a dark skinned photographer I always am annoyed by the take that “white people who designed cameras made them take better photos of white people.” No, that’s not what is happening. The fact is that you get a lot less light from a dark fa
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5y ago
Just hired a guy from FB for less than half of his FB comp.
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5y ago
What’s Rtings’ business model?
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If every company in the world said you couldn’t buy from them, you would die. Does Corporate America get to have that power?
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I don’t think these guys have enough money to make it as a university. Where’s their anchor billionaire? Are they doing this Lean Startup style?
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This video is really weird because usually a launch video that has all the theatrics of a Hollywood production (all white launch room with dramatic lighting and shallow depth of field cinematography) would usually be done by trust-fund star
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5y ago
You can use ground-based energy to spin the rocket, which is vastly cheaper and doesn't need to be lifted.
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He's rich.
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Food is the universal primal urge.
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5y ago
You don’t have to use a fictional example of a signal fire... it was used in ancient China to send exactly this message: “Send the army”
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There's almost nothing that can be learned from someone like Noam Chomsky that is applicable to the median student.
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Jetbrains?
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Anything subjectively graded like a project is a big vector for introducing evaluator bias.
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I’ve never seen a critique of proctoring software that offers an alternate solution to the problem (remotely delivering a skills assessment that is used to allocate resources in an environment known to have rampant cheating)
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I already met someone I’ve been talking to on Zoom for 2 years and he’s just fucking massive. I expected him to just be a normal size guy but he’s like 6 foot 8 and the whole dynamic would have been very different if we had started in perso
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Other advantages of the NVIDIA system is that it can "fix" things about your face in the reconstruction. It can synthesize eye contact, cover for you when you're looking at your phone, synthesize a little smirk at a bad joke
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