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by tensility 3y ago
Worldwide colonialism wasn't exactly a "gift", but I must admit it has been advantageous to me, personally, for English to be as relatively universal as it has become as a result. ;-)
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by tensility 4y ago
Why is anyone surprised at this?
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by tensility 4y ago
Unfortunately, having watched so many mass-input rating systems fail by being gamed, I suspect that this strategy might only really work well if the reinforcement model was built and maintained independently for each user...which seems like
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by tensility 4y ago
It could be considered a "how do I handle being quietly fired" post.
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by tensility 4y ago
You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave. ;-p
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by tensility 5y ago
Not a tiny purchase, but small compared to things like houses and cars, is Lasik. Giving myself sharp distance vision and eliminating the need to wear glasses was simply the best money that I've ever spent on improving my life.
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by tensility 6y ago
This joke must have been written by a journalist who's never been to Microsoft and doesn't bother to fact check their work, since the Microsoft campus is in Redmond and the tallest buildings there are only six stories high.
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by tensility 6y ago
For whatever it's worth, I've quite enjoyed the Laundry Files series by Charles Stross, < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Laundry_Files >.
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by tensility 6y ago
Now that it is a captive technology, the question becomes why should anyone want to explore it other than Microsoft.