wayn3

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by wayn3 9y ago
because its convenient, and most people who are exposed to cryptocurrencies dont have the technical knowledge to do it on their own. im in the official ethereum gitter and every day at least one person comes in saying something along the li
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by wayn3 9y ago
its literally 50% of the name. programs not called perpetuity strength or elite strength or bodybuilders delight.
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by wayn3 9y ago
just double-check that you turn the aws instance off after using it, or it will get pricy.
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by wayn3 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFgXF0a_Yw4
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by wayn3 9y ago
because it wants you to register. how is that not obvious? i cant browse linkedin without registering, either. angellist wants to be a social network. users who are not registered are worthless to them.
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by wayn3 9y ago
not our fault. government monopolized research and then took a dump on it. wall street pays what we're worth. universities do not. besides, black scholes equation and heat equation are essentially the same thing. if "quants"
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by wayn3 9y ago
thats just being butthurt because we chose to call it intelligence, and somehow not being classically intelligent is understood as a personal insult. the IQ simply doesnt measure creative genius. if it was called "the test that measure
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by wayn3 9y ago
it is, sometimes, hilarious how entitled we can get. a site full of jobs that allow you to use your favourite technology, work remotely, with hip startups doing cool things, but god forbid you have to upload a resume. imagine one of the les
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by wayn3 9y ago
what is particularly meaningful about eye color?
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by wayn3 9y ago
what difference does it make to me whether they stole from waymo or not? im not going to white-knight for google. innocent until proven guilty, btw. some journalist writing something in a newspaper is not proof.
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by wayn3 9y ago
im not saying that the plan is particularly well executed.
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by wayn3 9y ago
their drivers are the training set for their self driving cars. thats how they want to become profitable.
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by wayn3 9y ago
you dont need a CS degree to do AI. you need skills. while most degrees have you acquire skills, if raw skill is what youre after, you can have that way faster and cheaper. do fast.ai first. doing 5 years of degree and spending hundreds of
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by wayn3 9y ago
congrats.
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by wayn3 9y ago
yea, because 5 is the end of the range. if you do sum(range(0,10,2)), 10 isn't reached either. why are we having this discussion?
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by wayn3 9y ago
the primary purpose of a gun is to deter possible aggressors from starting trouble with you. the ultima ratio is to actually use the gun. for 99% of threats, showing it off is good enough.
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by wayn3 9y ago
0 2 2+4 = 6 2+4+6 = 12 if you sum even numbers, starting from 0, "10" is not a possible result. i dont know what youre trying to do there.
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by wayn3 9y ago
there is. i have no idea how things actually are. but laws should not contradict common sense.
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by wayn3 9y ago
if you take away tetanus vaccination, a lot of people will die from random scratches. if you dont take it away, then no. antibiotics resistances dont make bacteria immune to vaccination. entirely different mechanism.
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by wayn3 9y ago
1) is only right because we are vaccinated. 2) in 2017, yea. in the past, the prior for it being MRSA is essentially 0 3) thats because vaccination predates antibiotics 4) nope your statements amount to "i have no clue how evolution wo
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by wayn3 9y ago
the only thing people die of today being MRSA is due to vaccination doing a great job at eliminating everything else. in a pre vaccine pre antibiotics world, every time you get dirt into an open wound, you run the risk of: https:/&#x2
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by wayn3 9y ago
but not at the expense of offending anyone who is potentially not even part of that group
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by wayn3 9y ago
how can it possibly infringe on any kind of patent to "promise that commands are executed in order". maybe thats a difficult problem for hardware to solve. for software, thats just how software works. maple is solving differential
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by wayn3 9y ago
online cash fixed limit holdem. got out in 2010. been a while.
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by wayn3 9y ago
im really happy with my macbook. its reasonably powerful, doesnt make any noise, has an SSD and is a unix system without any of the linux haggling. paying 1k extra for not having to deal with shit was really worth it for me. certainly made
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by wayn3 9y ago
germany. 29. studied physics/math, played poker for 6 years, run 3 SaaS. do consulting at 300/hour. 3 days ago ive decided to invest in real estate since thats the only market that the robots cant take away from us. the luxury liv
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by wayn3 9y ago
you can prove it by opening a terminal, typing "python", hitting enter, then copying my line and verifying the result. whats your sticking point?
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by wayn3 9y ago
i dont really get the problem. especially in the case of modulo, it often makes sense to just treat the result like a boolean, because it practically says "divisible yes/no". theres nothing i remotely like about java and its
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by wayn3 9y ago
they are certainly bad computer scientists, since its a subdiscipline of mathematics. can they be great artisans? sure. why do i think its not better? i said im not sure. i think the two options are about equal in readability, up to taste.
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by wayn3 9y ago
its because comcast is a monopoly. google was not a monopoly when it became popular. it was the idiot 12th search engine that nobody needed. i get what youre saying, but its pretty obvious why a company gets big. its either holding some for

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