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by viach 7y ago
I understand (and agree with) all these moral related questions and why so many downvotes in this topic. What is interesting, when one nation develops this tech and their people will live, say, 150 years, will these morals survive in other
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by viach 7y ago
Thanks for clarifying things to me, I didn't even know the "Analytic Philosophers" term exists. > They haven't made a ton of progress But they progress is what should be provable and repeatable, like the real science
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by viach 7y ago
Is there a formal language in philosophy? So that one can define the input formulas (axioms) and with some kind of "philosophy math" calculate things like "what is the meaning of life and everything" and "what is co
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by viach 7y ago
The knowledge earned with CS degree is priceless on tech interviews - where else can you be asked what red-black trees are and O(x) notation for hash map. When you hired it's different, just get this damn Hibernate mapping working)
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by viach 7y ago
Imagine our energy is solar 90%, don't we lose some risks diversification here just in the case if the state of affairs with the global sunlight conditions will change drastically?
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by viach 7y ago
Btw, from 2003 to 2019 Java evolved (syntax and JVM) much more than Python. So who is in the dead end now? )
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by viach 7y ago
Indeed very interesting, what's going on? Reading the article, the only phrase where "wave function collapse" occurred is: > What’s more, this near-complete knowledge of how the system changes smoothly over time allows res
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by viach 7y ago
I'm wondering, how Brave is going to fight fraud? The users are anonymous and not tracked, isn't this is why Brave ads are still delayed and TBH I see no practical solution to that?
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by viach 7y ago
Could it be narrowed to a single question "what's your marketing channel?"
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by viach 7y ago
Looks like they can let you launder whatever amount you want, till you behave.
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by viach 7y ago
Not software probably, but could be a plan B for Uber's "driverless" cars.
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by viach 7y ago
They don't really expect it to happen, don't they?
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by viach 7y ago
Interesting, is it possible to use hight levels of carbon dioxide detected during exoplanets spectroscopy in order to decide where to point big radio telescopes, so that there could be radio signals of intelligent life from other dying worl
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by viach 7y ago
>> people ranging from the usual security-asshole This pretty much illustrates the attitude of most of the bug bounties programs holders.
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by viach 7y ago
Why do people fear programming that much, so that even a simple SQL query is tried to be abstracted? Same thing with visual "no code" programming. Is that really simpler to endlessly move around colorful blocks than writing a few
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by viach 7y ago
Idk in regards of how better the code can be structured with React or Vue, but opening apps based in these frameworks makes similar effect to starting Monero miner locally.
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by viach 7y ago
Especially that GitHub can be used as a collaborative wiki. So dangerous if you think about it.
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by viach 7y ago
Great idea actually. There is also "Eastern EU English" extremely popular in Ukraine, Poland etc, should probably be adopted officially as well.
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by viach 7y ago
Any time you do a generalization, you are wrong.
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by viach 7y ago
Do you know that DDG is just a sophisticated proxy to another search engine under the hood, which probably has even lower standards for privacy than Google and using DDG you indirectly support it?
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by viach 7y ago
It seems to me that climate change can only be stopped using unpopular decisions. And unpopular decisions can't be applied globally in a heterogeneous world. I think it is called "the tragedy of commons".
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by viach 7y ago
Would me interesting to compare this with a map of criminal activities statistics.
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by viach 7y ago
When you are restricted with only 2 choices, probably they both suck, if applied separately.
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by viach 7y ago
Where this boundary where we can acknowledge that one category of people is _better_ in something and needs to participate only in _protected_ type of some events?
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by viach 7y ago
Rich/Poor are not genetic qualities. It's more like saying girls and boys go to different schools, because they have different abilities to learn. Which is obviously not true in learning and, as it turns out, in sport.
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by viach 7y ago
Isn't splitting Olympic Games by 2 (or more?) dimensions is in general a sort of propaganda of gender inequality?
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by viach 7y ago
There are probably checklists in news sites articles release planning workbook: ... 345. Topics to consider on Fridays and periods with no really important news. 1. UFO 2. Yetti ... 549. Advances in AI 550. Tesla
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by viach 7y ago
My observation - Uber is starting to have hard times competing on local market. The quality of local competitors - their apps, fleet and service overall is growing and Uber seems trying to reduce costs in this situation, which probably won&
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by viach 8y ago
Nope. If we build 100x reactors, there will be new reasons why it's not enough already and we need 1000x more. There are unspoken and unpopular things that could really work - limiting consumerism, and decreasing population.
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by viach 8y ago
>> It is an intentionally light week and many people may simply take the time off to paint or surf or whatever. And the next week will be spend on meetings where management is trying to explain to the returned (hopefully) surfers what

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