wayn3

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   by wayn3 10y ago

   I'd be paying a corruption tax, instead of an actual absurd amount of taxes. The horror. I'm being facetious but seriously. A world in which people believe that a supermarket scale has to be regulated by federal government or else
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   by wayn3 10y ago

   it is over the top. when I go to a store and buy 2 bananas, i dont really give a shit about whether the scale is validated. I want those two bananas and if the scale says its 2.19, and im fine with that, do I really care whether the scale s
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   by wayn3 10y ago

   i did not, but your best bet is biology. biology is easy to learn, because knowledge branches out pretty fast, unlike physics where you need a whole undergraduate degrees worth of knowledge just to understand subdisciplines. traditional bio
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   by wayn3 10y ago

   this isnt really powered by AI
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   by wayn3 10y ago

   I didnt really ask a question but thanks
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   by wayn3 10y ago

   Here's my problem with online password vetting: Once I type a password into such a service, the password has been compromised. I just typed it into a box for you to record. Do you record it? Probably not. But you could. Therefore, the
7. 277.▲
   by wayn3 10y ago

   Because it works
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   by wayn3 10y ago

   i'm 29 but maybe it still counts. sorry im not currently hiring, but I will be. You don't do shit about differentiation. You are intrinsically differentiated (from the 20somethings you seem to be worried about). Tell me what it wa
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   by wayn3 10y ago

   I dont know how much excess money you make, but its probably enough to hire someone from vietnam/india/the philipines on an either full-time or contract basis to work for you. Use that person as a bona-fide employee for one of you
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    You may have guessed that I'm not from the US. Some additional thoughts: I'm the last guy to want to pay high taxes, but I believe that some form of minimalist government is generally not a bad idea. What government is really good
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    Healthcare Perks

    2 points by wayn3 10y ago|2 comments
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    what kind of money do you pay them? might be interested in joining.
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    Well, you may not like this answer, but: If cosine is just sine rotated by 90°, then we really just use sines. Except we write cosine instead of a sine with a 90° rotation because it looks less confusing :) The real goal is to arrive at the
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    get the things that matter in writing. anything that is not in writing is a bona-fide lie.
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    I'd consider $60 bucks to pick up deep learning skills an "insignificant cost".
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    do you mean that literally? overcoming laws of physics is a bit more difficult than calculating the n-body problem, to be honest. edit: to make this clear, the solution to the n-body problem is known. its just not analytical.
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    thats the whole point.
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    Assuming that your business has to make money to be of value is no different from assuming that your car has to make money to be of value.
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    its badly explained, but what the first paragraph is saying is basically: "the act of measuring time in greater detail requires increasing amounts of energy" (increasing amounts of energy dilates time because general relativity) &
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    there is no reason at all to deny a detainee-in-fact water, either.
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    There is a lesser known uncertainty relationship that works similar to the one seen in position/momentum. This is especially treacherous since atomic clocks seek to measure time by counting energy state transitions in cesium atoms. I&#
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    I buy an original mac because I want a machine that does what it does without all the overhead of assembling it myself. if i spend just 2 hours of my time assembling something equal for 400 bucks less, ive gained nothing. and chances are it
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    I clicked rewrite cv and landed on a blank (white) page. "we have delivered 1000+ CVs in a very short time since our inception and have more than 90% CV shortlisting rate." How are you measuring this? You should raise prices. I&#x
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    hes implying that you arent convinced of your startup. there are no "good" answers at that point.
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    as a freelancer or as a customer?
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    this is just an argument in whether you want to explain the phenomenon mechanically or in terms of thermodynamics. pushing a mass of fluid downward is equivalent to creating a net downward pressure. its the same thing, just expressed in dif
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    gonna build those really important walls instead :D
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    I think its necessary to preserve a certain opacity. I believe that there should probably some effort made to write tutorials on top of mathematical literature that explain how to use and apply at least the important results of mathematics
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    what if its brain is binary and it cant comprehend our way of expressing numbers.
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    by wayn3 10y ago

    > Part of the elitism within the field is that, at times, the community places pride on being as incomprehensible as possible because we should be smart enough to fill in the "trivial" details. That's morally wrong and it