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by trhtrsh 14y ago
"all-hands" meetings are an artificial attempt to instill a social-heirarchy, by elevating the presenters over the rest of the staff. Being invited to speak at an all hands is attempt to award social currency, by telling the presenter that
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
She was an engineer, very briefly. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marissa_Mayer
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
$200K? a 10-year veteran at google had $80 IPO shares, $200 share grants, $400 share grants, $600 share grants...
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
According to Chen's theory of time-compresion, a Mandarin speak who tries to say "I will spend money" [in the future], will say "I spend money", and spend money now.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
Wow, this won't suffice? http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=python http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=python+software
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
An outgoing payment need not be human-present. It can be automated on a randomized schedule. The same argument could be made against cash's anonymity.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
So is AirBnB, and Tide detergent.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
AllI have ever heard from a hallucinogenic mind traveler is "we are all connected" or an occasional dreamlike image that is explored by the conscious self later. It's not a replacement for actually experience and thinking about reality.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
To me, that's the best argument against curiosity. (I know it's not a perfect argument.) Because some questions don't have answers, or the answers are deeply troubling. That's why I regret how much I have pursued my curiousity about Human/a
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
There are also tools/services/vendors that can help aren't full-blown employees, but, yeah.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
$200 - $250.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
Yeah, poor people are losers.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
The web is more free than a locked smartphone -- at least the web as open competition with no gatekeeper.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
To be clear, these CD are publishings of newly published works, in order to get them grandfathered in to the copyright law of today. This publication is not about copyright of already published works.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
OP was confusingly worded. Curtis complained about AA's design, and the designer was fired.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
Actually, boo :: Map a b -> b -> Maybe a since Haskell doesn't have null inhabiting every non-primitive type.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
That's the same as saying post-IPO/acquisition founders are well-positioned for future life. It's not an answer the question of "is it worth taking the risk of putting in a decade of effort?"
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
> My job is to make patients pay as much as we can legally make them pay, using any mean necessary as long as it is legal. > I did not explore that much, but there seemed to be a demand for a service to selectively reduce profits, t
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
Try Java. Java has its merits, but they mostly revolve around defending you from hundreds of current and former coworkers, not merging your mind with the machine the way Perl does.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
As always, XKCD sums up the situation: http://xkcd.com/224/
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
JavaScript is 15.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
The V3/V4 days ended in 1994 , before Java 1.0 was released. http://perldoc.perl.org/perlhist.html
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
"Welcome to Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that _anyone can edit_."
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
re-brand? Google has been an AI company since 1998.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
You are exhibiting a deep misunderstanding of human intelligence. Ken Jennings thought that a woman of loose morals could be called a "hoe" (with an "e", which makes no sense!), when the correct answer was "rake". Is Ken Jennings therefor
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
You took the wrong lesson from the Chinese Room. behavioral equivalence is enough, and the Chinese Room shows that behavioral equivalence isn't possible to achieve through hypothetical trivial implementations like "a room full of books with
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
Wow, nice job cramming several "I'm a crackpot" indicators in there, instead of just sharing your ideas.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
But everything else in the casino is bright and dizzying, too....
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
And note that the gravity lamp was announced on physorg.com, famous for how wrong it is about science topics.
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by trhtrsh 14y ago
How many standards would you like? :-) http://mathoverflow.net/questions/33152/is-there-a-reference...

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