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6mo ago
It is not clear to me what you are saying or what you are defending/ decrying. Ridiculing Alex Jones and the mindset that has run through a couple of centuries of American cranks is about all there is to do to draw some of the venom ou
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6mo ago
I felt like nothing gives away their disconnect from reality as much as feeling comfortable interrupting their wildly anti-human, anti non-wealthy rant to scream, "LEAVE ELON ALONE!" It was a tantrum posted as manifesto. The NYT B
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6mo ago
>my favourite pop-science Mathematician it's a woman Said entirely with love, this is a worse look, a cliche even. https://www.quora.com/What-s-wrong-with-saying-some-of-my-be...
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6mo ago
No, it would be an acknowledgement of the lack of perfection in human systems so far.
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6mo ago
That presents an interesting failure mode challenge.
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6mo ago
>He’s giving a fair chunk of the population what they want. That would be upsetting if so. I feel the far more frightening thing is he is telling a large swath of people who don't know what they want, what they want. And then delive
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6mo ago
Do not know which part?
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6mo ago
I don't think the neighbors are likely to raise a stink. Any longer.
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6mo ago
Speak for yourself, it seems like you’re really invested in something biological being “at fault” for something. You’re thread sitting which is never a good look, but worse still when you are spouting some kind of personal philosophy held u
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6mo ago
But it’s ok for child men to spend time with children? That seems dangerous. Who would teach them about scissors? Furthermore, when does a child stop being a tiny child? And at that point can any adult male of the species interact with them
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6mo ago
Other than AI (and possibly npm packaging) where do you feel you have to rely on prayer? Additionally, most of human history has been the story of scientific advancement to a different point where people rely on prayer, so maybe suck it up
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6mo ago
You have to not blink too much or it resets the effect. After about a minute, the intense blue shows up around the red. And I say that as a man who has yet to see anything in a Magic Eye poster after a half century of what some would call l
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6mo ago
Well, of course you would say that.
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6mo ago
Hang on, tell me how, because I am not picking up what you are putting down. At a minimum, wouldn’t this require working from a perfectly written spec that has already accounted for the discovery of changes that would need to be made from t
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6mo ago
Seriously. After reading, I scrolled through his Known For section and thought, “Alright already, leave something for everybody else to work on.”
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6mo ago
Which is why we think we're the center of the universe.
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6mo ago
How many people do you think you are describing? >A university that owns the IP output of PhD students is probably as bad a villain in this history In the battle of Peter Thiel (or Marc Anddrressenn) vs Your Strawman, I'm putting my
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6mo ago
Hey man, I was just trying to invent an excuse to buy one and you had to do that . Well … played.
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6mo ago
Not to worry, I bought them in January.
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6mo ago
You just put a pile of tokens in front of all the good models and let them fight it out like Thunderdome. Then keep track of how they undermined each other and do that when you want to do some hackin’.
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6mo ago
Set the models against each other to get them all opened up again.
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6mo ago
Yeah, it's just depressing because one of the links in here took me to his Twitter (my mistake) and I was just like, "Oh, got it, life event (maybe a divorce, maybe just aging) turned you toxic and now you're lost in the wild
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6mo ago
No worries at all, I only went and dug because I was interested in your comment. Thanks.
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6mo ago
I knew I hung onto that C64 cassette player for a reason! Beyond the new Sturgill album, I mean.
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6mo ago
Board Support Package for us civilians.
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6mo ago
Would definitely be interested in this. Moved to TP Link at the start of the year and I am generally very happy with it, but would like to be able to interact with my router in something other than their phone app.
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6mo ago
It’s getting warm above the equator, they may have shaved for the season.
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6mo ago
It didn’t used to be. Back in the mid 2000s I basically designed our company’s tech interview process based on a few articles he’d written about how he was doing the same at Amazon. He was a must follow for me back in the salad days of RSS.
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6mo ago
Sure, but how many people using files as a data store even know to worry about atomicity?
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6mo ago
Buddy, I have some awful news. On the plus side, you can email the FBI director at his personal email to try to get him on the case.
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