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With all due respect, for those people to construe taxation that suggests to actually improve neighbourhoods as "theft" is not good-faith either. It is clearly not theft but rather another means by which societies can invest in th
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Angry people want other people to suffer and feel threatened by research and policy proposals that would invalidate their cruelty-as-a-policy.
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I think GP means to say that the target was our privileged ignorance.
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Michael Nielsen, the author, also wrote a multi-part intro to neural networks ( http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com ) which really cleared up for me the inner-workings and mathematics of machine learning quickly but without s
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> Why be a "staunch <Company X> supporter" at all? The more people on the ecosystem I like and develop for, the more money I make.
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I have been confused about containers for so long but having read your comment and looking up the terms you mentioned allowed me to finally find the right articles that explained containers to me. Thanks!
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Yes and if anything I think I spoke too strongly. I do use classes that encompass a broader pattern, but they definitely don't go as far as "text-right", but perhaps something like, "card" for card based layouts.
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As a designer, the only thing that's important for me in managing CSS is isolation of styles. I apply a reset at the top to make everything as minimal as possible and then apply styling to each element and the naming convention would b
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I spent the summer reading this book cover to cover. (I am not a particularly fast reader.) I absolutely adored it. Now I am eager to put what I've learned into practice.
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> they took perfectly good French and turned it into something that is often unrecognizable. As I understand it, you’ve got that switched. International French, the French of metropolitan France, is the one that had changed dramatically.
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As a former brand designer, it's either simple word associations or post-hoc rationalisation.
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This is the reason I could not cut it as just a designer. The amount of bullshit required to survive in the design industry disturbed me morally.
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Pedantic but the wording would be, "The right to be forgotten".
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The Gap is back.
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The better question to ask is, "What are people doing at work if not catering their work for some end-user?"
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Or is it because people are becoming more morally aware?
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If the rules are consistent and persistent, then you should be banned again as you have criticized Golang, but furthermore, provided zero substance to back your criticism.
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> No one should really be writing UI code by modifying a file by hand because UIs are often complex and deep Yet people do this everyday. So it's not that complex.
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https://d3js.org
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How many cities could’ve been designed with density and pedestrians prioritized over cars had we been aware? How many lives and how much of our desires had been shaped by it?
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What are your moral convictions?
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However, if your organization has any lobbyists under their pay, your organization is inherently political. I can accept that ideological divisions within a team sows disorder and that businesses want to avoid that. I would also suggest tha
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It’s also important that whatever we invent, we gift them to developing countries so that that they orient their country’s development towards a sustainable path without having to go through the carbon hungry middle stage.
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I’d rather have crime than a government that can outlaw math.
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I've looked around but can't seem to find a good online primer on Symbolic AI. Any help?
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I have nothing to comment specifically other than to reiterate my profound respect for Edward Snowden.
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I wonder to what extent the the thirst for a union could be quenched if the compensation of all members of a company were to be made public and always updated. If management wants to maintain direct negotiation with their staff, they must e
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Since getting my degree and entering the actual workforce (rather than summer employment and the like) I have always had a flexible schedule. I pretty much won't work for a company that would withhold that from me.
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What better way to turn up the innovation engine of competition than to raise the bar with a baseline standard?
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They didn't though. Just recall during the Healthcare repeal debacle, the very same voting base was foaming at the mouth against Obamacare while complaining about the threat against the Affordable Care Act.
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