sumitviii

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by sumitviii 12y ago
They need a warrant to arrest you.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
>when you know how it can be misused in a country like India which is a police state Do you have anything resembling a proof for the utter BS you just wrote?
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by sumitviii 12y ago
>if you were the fastest you probably didn't have most of the really bad mutations How did they arrive at this conclusion?
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by sumitviii 12y ago
What if we have wild mutations AND exceptionally good exception handling?
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by sumitviii 12y ago
I think parent meant that new mutations are random. Or at least look random.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Use incognito mode.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Easy and hard are relative.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Works if you paste as plain text (Ctrl + Shift + V).
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Anyone who tries to predict timeline of future technologies: psychohistory didn't work.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Data interpretation is NLP, not maths.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
People would be angry even if they didn't know that Equation Group was part of the NSA.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
I believe this is not the correct thread, but how can anyone sift through so much data, in general? Private companies need simpler things, like people you are likely to know in the real world, from the data they acquire. But intelligence ag
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by sumitviii 12y ago
How do they even sift through all the information they get? It has to be a LOT.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
This. Statistics can be used to show things in totally different light.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
When have physicists commented on philosophical ideas?
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Interesting. Does this effect wear down?
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Totally off topic, but the post OP wanted to show on 18th January is visible right now. http://nikhilbuduma.com/2015/01/18/genetics-as-a-social-netw...
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by sumitviii 12y ago
I honestly don't get why you're being downvoted. Healthy criticism is good for any community.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
I think the OP referred to Uncanny valley for the graph. Think of that graph as the utility derived from voice recognition.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
There is something similar in Hindi. 'Hum' means 'we' but it is used to imply your superiority. There are two types of 'you' as well. Gives out a lot of unavoidable information about your stance for that person
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by sumitviii 12y ago
> After one month, you will be surprised at how inferior and cumbersome the graphical interface seems compared to the command line. Maybe because one does not need to change the way he/she is interacting with machine?
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Why does he need a great business perspective to spend something which is nowhere close to what companies using his hard work are earning?
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by sumitviii 12y ago
>MasterCard and Visa know more about you than Google ever will Google has knowledge of routes which you take to work everyday. Friends you are close with. Online services you are using. And you want them to have it. You don't want (
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by sumitviii 12y ago
I am starting my own religion! If that doesn't sound crazy enough, see its commandments: 1. You should know that God doesn't exist. 2. But you may ask god to help you do things that you think are somewhat out of your control. Eg:
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Saying that we are now controlling the evolution (in biological sense) is incorrect.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
http://i.imgur.com/UPW4iFD.jpg Now that's real irony.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
This analysis shows the already known 3 act structure of most plays. Is it a cross cultural phenomenon?
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Maybe because we haven't been able to conceive a single how life originated from constituent elements.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
Awesome! Someone should create a SVG.
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by sumitviii 12y ago
I think you didn't read the article carefully. We don't need more people doing the same stuff. We need people willing to waste all their cash to BUILD something from new discoveries. Earlier new technologies used to be priced sky-

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