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valval
2y ago
I've flown some 20 commercial flights in the last year and never faced any of the issues you've described. I find flying quite fun to this day. Perhaps this is highly regional.
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valval
2y ago
What you just typed might just say more about yourself than the people you aim to put down.
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valval
3y ago
Yeah maybe you should reserve that stuff for your own kids. Which you probably don’t have.
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valval
3y ago
Ah, the good old western indices that prove that the non-western world is practically in the stone age.
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valval
3y ago
>I dislike it and prefer natural cool air. Okay.
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valval
3y ago
So complete bullshit -- gotcha.
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valval
3y ago
See: list of things that I’m clueless about.
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valval
3y ago
Good algorithms make the market more efficient, and this remark of yours about the future being unpredictable probably isn’t as great of a display of wittiness as you imagined.
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valval
3y ago
They’re just gathering training data to train their AI-detection models.
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valval
3y ago
Proving that this isn't pure chance is impossible.
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valval
3y ago
How is the difficulty of a certain prediction scored and weighted?
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valval
3y ago
Previous responses have given you some great food for thought, but my two cents is that what's being discussed in the article is no different from horoscopes or the old lady in the tent with the crystal ball.
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valval
3y ago
It's supposed to be a completely uninformed prior. The only information, as you can see, is introduced in the formula with the above explanation. Forecasting in general is a silly affair. As a data scientist I get all kinds of requests
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valval
3y ago
Oh yeah, Russia will lose any moment now :D
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valval
3y ago
Nice try, but not quite.
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valval
3y ago
Seeing as the closer in ideology you seem to have to be to make such claims, I don’t believe what you’re saying is true for a second.
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valval
3y ago
Hit me up later to tell me if this comment got you laid. If yes, I’ll pick up your strategy.
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valval
3y ago
Why? Women are more careful and timid than men for evolutionary reasons that are beyond obvious to anyone over the age of six.
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valval
3y ago
You’re describing a person who isn’t present in my messages (and frankly isn’t me), which leads me to believe you’re having this argument mostly in your head. Stealing is wrong, and socialism is stealing. I like helping others and I do it a
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valval
3y ago
What on earth do you mean with “good luck”? I’ve not once been fucked over by a bank ever. Quite the contrary — they’ve given me hundreds of thousands in loans for something I couldn’t afford, at a price I more than agreed to. That’s exactl
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valval
3y ago
What's the point? I tested it out for around 10 seconds and noticed that it's completely useless.
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valval
3y ago
You’re so far off anything reasonable and rational that I don’t even know how to begin addressing your points. Your initial message reads like a person who has taken the first lesson of the first three courses in a political science major t
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valval
3y ago
Look, this guy totally invented driving an old beater instead of a modern car! Inspired by you, I've started using a Nokia 3310 instead of those new iPhones that keep getting more expensive and last for two years MAX!
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valval
3y ago
Keep in mind that going through this strategy will take you hours and hours, and with Software Engineering salaries it's quite probable that you should instead rather be working on stuff that you're actually good at with this time
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valval
3y ago
If you think there are no reliable ways to measure employee productivity I have some ocean front property in Arizona to sell you.
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valval
3y ago
Companies firing people and hiring more capable people to replace them? What a horrible practice indeed.
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valval
3y ago
Banks are actually everyone’s friend, there’s a crazy amount of demand for those services for a good reason. Governments aren’t.
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valval
3y ago
Socialism has never worked and never will.
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valval
3y ago
What is this weird socialist take about companies being some boogeyman out there to get you I keep seeing on here? Companies are just collective endeavours of multiple humans trying to produce value to other humans.
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valval
3y ago
Here’s one more thing: if I changed your slippers for a pair of rabid badgers, you’d feel fine. For a while. God, I wonder what kind of people are out there typing these messages.
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