surrey-fringe

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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
Traveled for the first time. Lived alone for the first time. Experimented a lot and found a magic diet. 33% bump in pay. Learned a bunch of important shit. Fallback: Need to be more consistent with sleep. Biggest goal next year is to finis
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
Weird for anyone else, yes. For him it's just a networking front.
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
That would make it a bad idea.
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
Yes, and a curriculum, and textbooks that contain everything you need to know for finals!
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
Then you keep doing what you're doing, and when you're better than Ahmad Jamal he'll listen to you.
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
I'm glad Onur Mutlu's stuff is listed here. Best lecturer I've ever had.
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
It's often easier to convince someone that something's not a big deal than to convince them that people will solve it without government intervention.
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
Wow, you are deep and impressive. Very cool!
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
Well I was open to evidence that applies generally, but sure.
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
Is that true -- that the proof (if we produce one) will be verifiable in polynomial time?
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
That's why I said go back to Canada...
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
Education is absolutely the same as prohibition when it's both compulsory and teaching falsehoods.
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
Great, also excited to hear your objections to health education in public schools. And the WHO. And food stamps that don't enable people to buy banana boo-boos.
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
It falls into an even rarer category, subtractive ∘ kleene(X)
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
There's a third kind. Let's call it X. It's where you spend time devising philosophies on human nature that make you feel superior to others.
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
I'm dumb
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
This problem is interesting but not quite air-tight. You could just take the first sequence and set some element to 0 and you've got a new sequence that satisfies the property. Is he actually asking whether there's not another A
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
Berkeley's a really good university.
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
That's awesome.
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
>That being said, when compared to twinkies and sugary sodas it might still be better for you. Having it as part of a daily diet though might not be a good idea. If you also think that since we know so little about nutrition most of us s
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
I've heard this same thing and I just think he was a nerd and that was one of his gags. I don't understand why someone would write about it like it's deeper than that.
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by surrey-fringe 10y ago
I don't doubt it, but people shouldn't take this to mean that there aren't any possible exercises to strengthen mental ability. You've just got to listen to people who are actually successful, and not some corporate-fun