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tybris
17y ago
Is it me or is it really slow?
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17y ago
Thorough MIT study says no, yet price that is awarded to corrupt and sometimes criminal statesmen all the time says yes. I guess that means yes.
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17y ago
(woke up grumpy) A. XMPP is the major leap since HTTP. Wave is just some bloated junk that abuses it. B. XMPP is not the intermediary network that allows anyone in the world to talk to each other, the Internet is. XMPP is just the model tha
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17y ago
On universities, material isn't important, social interaction is.
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tybris
17y ago
It looks fine. You're just skeptical because you can't imagine it being real.
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tybris
17y ago
People associate anything involving space flight with fake. Usually because they can't comprehend it.
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tybris
17y ago
One small flight for robot.
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tybris
17y ago
I know only one law: He who thinks that everyone is stupid, probably is.
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tybris
17y ago
Not sure, I always enjoyed the business and engineering running each other at Amazon.
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tybris
17y ago
I get very confused by reading "Beatles", "Record label" and "Apple" in the same sentence, with Apple not referring to the record label.
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tybris
17y ago
I know that, and I choose to ignore it and stand in awe of the structures in which our entire world would fit a gazillion times.
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tybris
17y ago
They got money for thin air. Microsoft is simply better at doing business than anyone else. Stop the silly envy.
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tybris
17y ago
Non-computer scientists are a minority in computer science.
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tybris
17y ago
Well, they're very welcome to join.
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tybris
17y ago
This is probably accurate. If I want to make money I go to the US. If I don't want to have concerns over money I go to Europe.
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tybris
17y ago
Actually, a better time would have been a couple of months ago. You're late to the party.
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tybris
17y ago
Delay-tolerant networking is a pretty old idea. (As in, well over a decade)
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tybris
17y ago
</joke>
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tybris
17y ago
Academia is more about shaping your mind than learning material. Going to a lecture is also not a very effective way to learn material. What is important about lectures, assignments and tests is the social aspect. Everyone will attend the s
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tybris
17y ago
Aaah, so that's why we need death panels.
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17y ago
How silly of me to think that we were long past this argument since it contradicts with everything that happens in other countries. You can keep your system privatized if you really want to. Just look at the Dutch system: -All citizens are
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17y ago
Seems like he went from underestimating to overestimating human intelligence.
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tybris
17y ago
Be careful that your philosophy does not get caught in the definition of words. I would think an illusion is something that occurs once you are aware, because your awareness is fooled. If the awareness is the illusion, then who's fooled? I
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tybris
17y ago
Americans and their weird notions of justice. No interest in solving the problem. Just hide the problem behind bars. Just give him a year, professional help and a (low-paying) job at the FBI or AT&T. Saves society pain & money and s
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17y ago
I'm sticking with Pixar movies.
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17y ago
Too late. Many people already did. It helps if you produced something other people can base their research on.
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tybris
17y ago
The definition of a hash table is independent of the hash function. You should separately consider the complexity of your hash function.
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tybris
17y ago
> to the point where we assume that all children learn the same and if one has a different route to learning he's dull or disabled or disadvantaged That's why you would have different tiers. To help each student as much as you can at hi
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17y ago
I wonder when it is you don't encounter limitations from the real world. I certainly couldn't type a line of code without my computer interacting with the real-world.
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17y ago
> tool you need for the job. What is it about your tool that you need for the job? Is your tool specifically designed for your (type of) job? What trade-offs are you making with that tool versus other tools? Did you consider the long-te
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