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by tiatia 10y ago
I totally agree on that. I expect computers to outclass MDs very soon. Likely an Android will interview you and a MD will just have a look on the diagnosis (XX% chance for a XX% chance for b, make test A,B and C to rule B out).
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by tiatia 10y ago
http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/globalguerrillas/2015/02... http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/globalguerrillas/2015/01...
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by tiatia 10y ago
This is up for debate. It is very well possible that you share very little with then. You should read: the breakdown of the bikameral mind and the creation of consciousness.
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by tiatia 10y ago
Please try to learn even the slightest thing about this subject before you make statements so confidently. While there is a tiny bit of truth in your statement, Saudi Arabia changed a lot in 1979 https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by tiatia 10y ago
http://www.epochtimes.de/politik/deutschland/bundesverfassun...
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by tiatia 10y ago
No, actually you are right. You CANT convince me. Before I appreciate the legal opinion on some poster on ycombinator I prefer the opinion of a former German supreme court judge: https://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland&
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by tiatia 10y ago
"In the specific moment you're alluding to she made the decision to suspend the Dublin rules because they were clearly failing" The problem with "making the decision" is that there is no executive order for the Germ
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by tiatia 10y ago
So he is banning, among others, Syrians and Somalians? Need a passport? Just pick up a Somali passport on the street for a few bucks. They are not biometric: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/3704127.stm Syri
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by tiatia 10y ago
Well, Europe has Oxford and Cambridge and?
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by tiatia 10y ago
"It's a bit more interesting wrt. most 9/11 hijackers being Saudis: I think it's pretty much confirmed at this point that it was a deliberate choice by al Qaida, attempting to deteriorate US-Saudi relations." I thin
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by tiatia 10y ago
How is the database stability of this program? The last password program I used had often, very often a corrupted database.
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by tiatia 10y ago
I was less worried by the feel and look and update policies. While both are issues, I am worried about privacy issues.
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by tiatia 10y ago
Yeah. This guy has obviously never lived in China.
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by tiatia 10y ago
"You can start getting very good automatics for $3k or so." For 3k you are either looking for something extremely fancy or you are already paying for 2k for the brand. Below a few brands, some very old, all of them use swiss made
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by tiatia 10y ago
Have you tried kiwi.com ?
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by tiatia 10y ago
This is all too common. I once hat an interview at the Wessling group. They asked my if I mind bribing Chinese with expensive watched....
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by tiatia 10y ago
You can get a very good mechanical watch for 500 Euro that would sell for 3 or 4k if it was a branded Roled.
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by tiatia 10y ago
I treasure my Submariner. It's the one article of fashion I have that goes perfectly with every outfit; it looks great with a tuxedo and it looks just as good with shorts and a t-shirt. It's incredibly well-made: I wear mine every
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by tiatia 10y ago
I own a Xiaomi product (not a phone) Xiaomi phones have the same problem as all Chinese phones: If you can't put Cyanogen mod on it, it is close to useless.
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by tiatia 10y ago
"By almost every and any measure, we are all better off than 30, 40 or 50 years ago - Chinese, Americans, Indians, Europeans, almost everyone. There IS a subset within those places that has benefited less, or even gone backwards, no do
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by tiatia 10y ago
This should never been an option. But you can....leave. In fact I have met several Americans in China with 6 fig student debt that seem to have chosen this option.
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by tiatia 10y ago
Maybe some people would give a f. and just connect it to the network, certified or not?
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by tiatia 10y ago
Read the paper of the inventor. It is easier. Adleman, L. M. (1994). "Molecular computation of solutions to combinatorial problems". Science. 266 (5187): 1021–1024. Bibcode:1994Sci...266.1021A. doi:10.1126/science.7973651. P
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by tiatia 10y ago
Email them, ask your money back.
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by tiatia 10y ago
"There is no serious evidence for the simulation theory." Well, there are weird effects that would make sense in a simulated world (like superposition until observed). But the argument is a statistical one. Can a world be simulate
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by tiatia 10y ago
Open Source Minisip (discontinued?) offered encryption over VOIP calls: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/minisip It is amazing that Skype still has not been re-engineered and and open source lone released. htt
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by tiatia 10y ago
Fission plants. You are a funny guy. Why not fusion? I am skeptical, but I make an exception for you. We build a working fusion plant. 1 cent per kWh. Would you mind telling me, how war you want to go on the second graph? Thx http:/&#
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by tiatia 10y ago
Axelrod? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Evolution_of_Cooperation#A...
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by tiatia 10y ago
Old idea. I used www.uship.com many years ago (5?). Worked well. I was able to ship two pallets from the west coast to the east coast, door to door. Costs: close to nothing. I think it was something in the range 250 to 380 US dollar.
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by tiatia 10y ago
"The World Is Flat - Thomas Friedman" A terrible book. Looks like he made a talk he gave or a paper into a book. Says nothing in several hundred pages that he could not say in a few. Many things are actually wrong. If the world wo

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