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by unexaminedlife 7y ago
It's obvious the author and apparently their entire board didn't believe their role was an important one. In the end it sounds like whoever was doing the voting ended up putting the wrong people in charge. Would be useful to have
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by unexaminedlife 7y ago
It's as if his only incentive for doing what he did was to be the best and not truly a love for the thing he was doing. Or maybe he's frustrated because he can't even begin to understand the strategies employed by the AI play
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Startup says it's making odorless weed(vice.com)
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Stroke of Insight (2008)(ted.com)
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by unexaminedlife 7y ago
I started with "Donald Trump is". Ended up with this. Looks plagiarized to me :) --- Donald Trump is a serial liar, and we're going to prove it," the group said. "You can take it to the bank: his word is worthless
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by unexaminedlife 7y ago
I want separation, but I'm not convinced separating the "cream of the crop" is the right way to go. What if schools were more proactive to weed out and separate the bullies from everyone else. I think we'd end up with a
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by unexaminedlife 7y ago
I wonder if the real incentive here (for Google and Apple) isn't "civic duty", but more of an attempt to retain Silicon Valley's reputation as being some sort of "Mecca" for tech workers?
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by unexaminedlife 7y ago
My anecdata says otherwise. I used to live in one of the most rural areas of the entire US. Farms galore. Can't recall, during the entire ~8 years ever having significant (or any for that matter) windshield issues.
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by unexaminedlife 7y ago
I think the problem is bigger than that. Until we understand the intricacies of how entire ecosystems sustain themselves, I don't think bio-engineering species will really be helpful. A species won't survive / thrive unless
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by unexaminedlife 7y ago
When I stopped thinking about code and data as being inherently intertwined it liberated me as both an OOP and Functional programmer.
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by unexaminedlife 7y ago
I get the feeling this doesn't really get into the meat of what "drop" is. It seems you can't really explain why you "love" a function without discussing its purpose. Maybe I'm wrong, I'm only reall
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by unexaminedlife 7y ago
Reluctantly I have to admit my knowledge here is minimal, though I find it extremely interesting. And from another comment I recognized that though I was questioning whether the "soup" was liquid, I was still assuming that this r
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by unexaminedlife 7y ago
Very interesting. That's probably another assumption that may be worth attention. Is it necessary that DNA / RNA molecules were originally formed on earth? This may not be directly relevant to this idea, but first thing that cam
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by unexaminedlife 7y ago
Has anyone proven that the "soup" has to be liquid? I'm no chemist, but I was curious one day so I looked through the chemical composition of humans, and was surprised to see that almost all of the base elements from the peri
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Plants working to combat pollution (2011)(theguardian.com)
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