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by tcbawo 7y ago
What kind of oral treatment is possible? Albuterol?
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by tcbawo 7y ago
Besides imitating the singing voice of a person, training models to creating new music in an artist's style could make for an interesting use case of crowdsourcing.
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by tcbawo 7y ago
I'm certain that as the famous musicians die off or retire from performing, there will be a huge business of recreating their sound and generating new material.
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by tcbawo 7y ago
you would think the granola and coaster companies would have caught on when they started receiving their own products instead of more boxes.
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by tcbawo 7y ago
All businesses want good employees, but what they want most are employees that can be replaced if necessary. They hire people to accomplish tasks and add value. I have felt underappreciated in corporate roles before, but then I realized t
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by tcbawo 7y ago
That reminds me of a quote from Machiavelli that I recently saw on HN: "Severities should be dealt out all at once, so that their suddenness may give less offense; benefits should be conferred gradually, and in that way they will tast
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by tcbawo 7y ago
The sentiment of dreading having to learn new language features (as in being forced to) does not compute to me. Being a software developer, you should always be learning new things.
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by tcbawo 7y ago
I operated a car pool for several students when I was taking evening classes. This is probably difficult for full time students, but with a little effort would probably work.
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by tcbawo 7y ago
Unique pointers imply ownership of the underlying memory. If you have multiple references to the same data, or in your case a tree, it might make sense to use raw pointers (or references) to access the tree data. It would not make sense to
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by tcbawo 7y ago
The quality of a team is the quality of the communication. If the architecture and design isn't well communicated, you get people going off in the wrong direction, or polluting a clean design. Also, people are most attached to their c
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by tcbawo 7y ago
If you could reduce the cost by increasing the productivity of radiologists, we'll be doing lots more and be getting better outcomes. This should be a win-win.
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by tcbawo 7y ago
Speaking of competition, it would be interesting if the major political parties competed on improving results instead of sabotaging results or preventing the other side from getting a win. Both parties have symbiotic relationships with prof
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by tcbawo 7y ago
This is the primary reason I subscribe to the Wall Street Journal (while avoiding the opinion section). It focuses on business, usually describing facts without judgement. Also, lacking are the local tragedies and most politics. In gener
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by tcbawo 7y ago
Much (but not all) can be said for influence of one's environment and surroundings. Unfortunately, for most addicts and felons, there aren't enough resources in the world to give them all the opportunity for a fresh start. I&#x2
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by tcbawo 7y ago
Media in the echo-chambers emphasize the bogeyman/straw man arguments of the other side, ensuring that right-leaning audiences only sees the video and soundbites that reinforce the effete, ivory tower, condescending, detached-from-real
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by tcbawo 7y ago
Judgement of one's long term personal interests is dictated by whose projection of the future you believe. To many, the future trend seems obvious and it seems inconceivable that people would vote against your estimation of what the
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by tcbawo 7y ago
I used vim for a development IDE and customized extensively. These days, I've had to relearn stock vim, since I tend to log onto many corporate servers that aren't guaranteed to have my environment/plugins/settings. Als
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by tcbawo 7y ago
Perhaps 3 could be rephrased as "industrial sabotage"
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by tcbawo 7y ago
It seems to be human nature. Bring up the proper way to educate children with almost any group and you will hear no end of inflammatory opinion.
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by tcbawo 7y ago
Maybe they'll sell a golden DVD for millions of dollars à la the Wu Tang clan did with their album, "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin".
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by tcbawo 7y ago
I think that depends on the personality, not age or maturity level.
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by tcbawo 7y ago
The tri motor version will go from 0-60mph in under three seconds. That's insane!
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by tcbawo 7y ago
Having listened to his appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience, I can't help but hear this message in my head with his distinct voice. But also, I think his brutal honesty and relentless work ethic will suit this problem domain.
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by tcbawo 7y ago
Most billionaires don't have ordinary income in the same way workers do. If they really wanted to target billionaires, they would increase taxes on long term capital gains and dividends, and eliminate the carried-interest loophole.
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by tcbawo 7y ago
This has been my experience also. Of course you can't forget the old stuff if you're maintaining an old codebase. But, I'm grateful to use lambdas, std algorithm, if constexpr, and fold expressions instead of boilerplate cl
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by tcbawo 7y ago
There is a park near me with a metal bridge only a couple feet off the ground. There are gaps where children can fit through to climb up/down. Just outside and perpendicular to this particular bridge is a set of metal stairs. I witne
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by tcbawo 7y ago
Speaking from limited experience, executives are surrounded by people giving them distilled insight and knowledge. They sit at the top of the meritocracy, although not everyone in that position has earned their place through that meritocra
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by tcbawo 7y ago
Don't be so hard on yourself. Kudos for taking a chance. I know many successful people, but the happiest are those that found something they were passionate about and learned to excel at it, rather than chasing what they though would
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by tcbawo 7y ago
The movement towards streaming exclusively is probably intended to eliminate ambiguity and traceability from the pirated sources. I wouldn't be surprised if PII is/will be encoded into the content. Once media ownership has been
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by tcbawo 7y ago
I think banks make a lot of money off private wealth management. It's probably worth their while from a visibility and convenience perspective to have many locations available to gain/poach clients.

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