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1861.
by sukilot 12y ago
90+% of industrialized-world animal-farming is for luxury consumption far in excess of biological need for a healthy life.
1862.
by sukilot 12y ago
You know what medical professinals do? Get patients healthy so the patients can enjoy apps and sites.
1863.
by sukilot 12y ago
What you are describing is the phenomenally successful 20th Century state and city college system, which was destroyed by the baby boomers
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by sukilot 12y ago
You have choices: Do what makes your boss happy with you, for security. Do what will help you get the next job you want. Find a niche where they pay you and forget about you, and do what is fun.
1865.
by sukilot 12y ago
Making up a stream of arbitary numbers doesn't explain anything to anyone.
1866.
by sukilot 12y ago
Do you work for minimum wage? But you expect waiters to smile for it.
1867.
by sukilot 12y ago
It's not about the living wage, it's about the audacity of paying a bit too much to be chauffeured around the city.
1868.
by sukilot 12y ago
The company exists because BH loves hip hop and invested in the first hip hop startup founded by Silicon Valley kids.
1869.
by sukilot 12y ago
Telepathy exists, in the form of brain waves that can be measured and stimulated via electrodes.
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by sukilot 12y ago
We tried that in the 70s. It was called New Math. It failed because parents and teachers didn't already know basic number theory. Some students (like me) were in special programs with well trained teachers, and became highly successful
1871.
by sukilot 12y ago
Parent is thinking about an electronic scoreboard. Parent's problem problem is that they assume anything different from their idiolect is stupid and wrong.
1872.
by sukilot 12y ago
I forget who, but that magic trick was actually a shareware program years before the web, published by someone who is relatively famous since.
1873.
by sukilot 12y ago
Richard Feyman told a similar story about con man he met in Vegas. He talks about the probability computations needed to work out each step in the scam -- how the con man makes money off a "no-risk trial, I will pay your bet if you los
1874.
by sukilot 12y ago
Ford pickups can't play football.
1875.
by sukilot 12y ago
30-50% more than the known extremes, looks outlandish to me.
1876.
by sukilot 12y ago
That's mincing words, considering the whole prpblem a trick because maybe no one is a person. That resoning also shows that the "next item in a finite sequence" questions can have any equally correct answer. It doesn't h
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by sukilot 12y ago
This is what btilly is talking about. To parahrase: "there exist entities that cannot ever be constructed or named in any Universe like ours"
1878.
by sukilot 12y ago
Yes, if you assume (M1(p) or not M1(p)) for a specific M1.
1879.
by sukilot 12y ago
Deduction not induction, but yes.
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by sukilot 12y ago
Most people tend to get RSI when they first he very active in computer work,and after a year or so they find a healthy posture and their hands strengthen and it isn't an issue. This article seems like a gimmick by someone who wants to
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by sukilot 12y ago
Also http://www.amazon.com/The-Making-Atomic-Bomb-Anniversary/dp/... The science was so good that I got a bad grade on my History class paper, because I focused too much on the science and not so much on the &quot
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by sukilot 12y ago
Facebook is only 10 years, so (1) that claim is obviously nonsense, (2) those "burnounts" are $10millionaires by age 30.