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stretchwithme
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stretchwithme
3y ago
Hard to believe people could figure out how to put things between two pieces of bread. Seems so complicated.
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3y ago
Controls over AI just help those not subject to those controls.
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4y ago
I'm sure once AI understand copyright law, this will cease to be an issue. :-)
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4y ago
maybe this will eventually have an algorithm for deciding when to deploy separately and when not to, based on cost, performance, etc.
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4y ago
I thought for sure Mr. Rex was going to end up being the actual CEO.
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4y ago
I heard that Obamacare changed the way insurers are paid to more of a cost plus model. So they actually have an incentive to not push back against anything. Don't know if that's true. But if it is, who is pushing back against tr
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4y ago
It can simply mean being able to work on your own terms. Being able to walk away from undesirable situations, even if you still enjoy working.
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4y ago
How did she fix it?
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4y ago
I did it in November, 1993. From Albany thru Chicago. Then to LA and up to San Jose. It was great. Fantastic scenery. Private room once I got to Chicago. Met a lot of great people, because you share tables in the dining car. Even had a
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4y ago
There's no proof that the 1960s was the peak.
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4y ago
Something that might is timing WHEN you start drinking coffee in the morning. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bjxFnAIAiI
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4y ago
Dis NASA use intelligence when deciding on its goals in the 1960s? Are there reasons it decided to land on the Moon instead of on the Sun? Why didn't the US make that a goal in 1793?
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4y ago
Is that saying that grit is less important?
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4y ago
Why wouldn't their careers be dependent on preserving the current consensus? Who do you think would be controlling the money?
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4y ago
My company uses it for multiple web apps and uses ActiveRecord for scripts too.
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4y ago
Every generally accepted theory starts out as a theory held by one. And sometimes directly contradicting the consensus. We think independently for a reason. Not submitting to the PERCEIVED consensus is a good thing. It means we can have
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4y ago
Unfortunately, two of those countries aren't allowed to vote so we don't know what they agree on.
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5y ago
Sabine is on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1yNl2E66ZzKApQdRuTQ4tw
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5y ago
But it could be tofu-dreg construction and be more likely to fall over.
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5y ago
No, but Apollo was part of a competition with a nuclear enemy that got to space first.
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5y ago
I think we claimed it was an upgrade because it saved wear and tear on her rods and cones.
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5y ago
Don't they mean "as the currency is used to take their resources"?
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5y ago
Why would an expert on scam prevention answer the phone?
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5y ago
20 years ago, we came across this tiny CRT display. I think it 4 X 5 inches. We pranked a coworker with it, replacing her large display with this tiny thing. And left a note explaining how the black and white display was an upgrade. :-)
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5y ago
Yes, people's interests don't all align. But they'd actually be better represented with proportional representation than one representing people solely by geography. Because geography is just one thing that matters.
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5y ago
You can't imagine how difficult that is to read when you check your code into github like that.
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5y ago
I naturally prefer to do things on my own but I also find interaction with others satisfying. And I'm glad when it's over :-) In my current job, everybody is remote and you can't even play foosball with people on your team.
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5y ago
You mean it's not like TV, where the code flows out of my fingertips for many lines and then magic happens?
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5y ago
Those who get their interest represented say they're represented well. Those who don't get their interests represented well disagree.
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5y ago
Your elected representative could represent your interests too, if you could hire and fire your representative as easily as you can a tax preparer.
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