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vokep
8y ago
but is the same not true of trading USD for EUR? If I want $1000 of EUR, I don't care whether that is 1 EUR, 100, or .01. The value is in the ecosystem. Bitcoin is still at the beginning of the beginning of any sort of ecosystem. Ev
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vokep
8y ago
This just proves there is a vibration produced. Is it "sound" if it doesn't fall on any ears?
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8y ago
the question is yes/no...obviously ANY yes/no question which isn't exactly reducible to a yes/no answer requires qualification.
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8y ago
evaluations of historical judgements made and what the consequences were. How to define good/bad consequences becomes the problem then, but thats the nature of it.
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8y ago
If you take an animal and put it in the wrong habitat, even if it has what it needs to survive, it will become depressed sooner or later. Why? because it has instincts which are not compatible, if it can't satisfy instincts, the brain
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vokep
8y ago
What are they charging the first time for that isn't "transport across the ISPs network"?
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8y ago
serial killers just ignore the fact that murder is illegal, but there aren't too many serial killers.
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8y ago
its a reasonable expectation. You don't need any data to understand that most people will care about certain things in a given situation. (and actually, in making such a generalization, data is being used to make that, its a bit diff
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vokep
8y ago
Law is logic but it's soft logic. So yes all we need is to get AI to understand the concept of mercy, basically to capture the spirit, the 'why' of the law instead of the 'what'. A lot of the dumb laws where mercy
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8y ago
the most boring and easy to dismiss thought experiment of all time Its possible sure, but so are an infinite count of other terrifying-but-if-they-are-true-are-entirely-out-of-our-control futures.
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8y ago
It may turn out to be a pretty small part, but history was made today :) keep it up, stuff like this is awesome! You may not be mathematicians and it may turn out this is nothing hugely new, but even so, the proof of such itself is intere
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8y ago
I know I've seen one before. iirc there was a script someone made distributed with bitcoin core source which would ask about basic variables and then bam you got a new coin ready to start mining. With tokens on other coins it just beco
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8y ago
I'd like to hope that the reason is because most people who are smart enough to do so feel morally barred from doing so I know I was quite tempted to make my own coin a number of times, but I couldn't really see it as anything but
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8y ago
Yes they did, by not engineering it to be intentionally fast.
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vokep
8y ago
None of that justifies it. They wasted their time, so now everyone has to pay? I don't think so. If the old design wasn't easy to go back to, I'd only view reddit through API based things (app) at this point.
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8y ago
This is why I am working on raspberry pi based neural net things We have learned a lot using big computing which can still inform better efficiency of AI on smaller computing units. Raspi is pretty good because it is quite limiting, but al
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8y ago
They probably understand others have different values. The confusion is, some values seem so self evident that its bewildering anyone with a certain level of intelligence wouldn't realize the same values. I think the answer might be t
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vokep
8y ago
I think that depends on your view. There is no constitutional right for the concealed carry of a gun, based on your view of what the second amendment means.
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vokep
8y ago
Not directly, but it is closely related. It still is likely to interest most who were interested by this article
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vokep
8y ago
so it would boost essential spending but take away from useless consumerism spending? And thats a bad thing?
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8y ago
you would fit into the camp of 'actually loves their job'
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8y ago
I can't think of one which isn't HR-worthy
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8y ago
introvert doesn't mean nearly autistic Also, turning it into a personal failing is absolutely helpful. What isn't is thinking that a personal failing is a bad thing and not just a thing which isn't as good as it can be.
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8y ago
Wasn't this discontinued?
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8y ago
Its rare but I know someone who fried at least 4 devices. We found this post when trying to figure it out, wish we had thought of putting it on HN!
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8y ago
Had this same thing happen recently and came across this post. Wish I had thought of putting it on HN!
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8y ago
might just be big (Big! like google) companies have only been around for so long. I don't know of any company that has tried something like that, maybe it would work great!
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8y ago
>I'm not getting into either side of it, I'm just saying that you have to admit it's an astonishing coincidence that online communities, started by, moderated by, largely inhabited by, and currently operated by white men s
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vokep
9y ago
This sounds nice but shifts to a different set of problems. Any kind of job guarantee is bound to create lots of filler jobs, jobs which don't really need to be done by a human whatsoever, but, gotta make sure everyone has a job! Safe
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9y ago
Even getting ads for related things could happen now. I'd suggest thinking of something entirely new, and begin talking about it, but make sure you do not enter that term or anything too closely related to it into any kind of text f
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