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by zghst 9y ago
Well I'd hope that we'd expect better when an author makes outrageous, nonsensical claims. They are rehashing the book instead of analyzing its claims and assessing its validity. Conveniently, the blame of all the issues are left
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Everyday people couldn't even tell you the definition of "algorithm", even then, they wouldn't recognize that algorithms are not only encoded into chips but also business process, legal compliance, etc.
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Google has a lot of great generalist content on ML: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKW8Ndu7Mjw
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"why capitalism is like a rogue AI" These people seriously need to take a step back. At some point you cross the bridge between reporting and actively advertising someone's personal views. I can't ever trust or read peop
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Very intriguing byproduct of the ban, however it is far from being the instigator of this crisis.
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Just imagine 20 years down the line, all of the products of today that will shut down.
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For my first point, I infer that you know your body and lifestyle best. Education exists to help people avoid preventable conditions (which are leading of health problems) and there isn't any reason why an individual should be compelle
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I definitely agree with you. I'm very much in favor of an optional single payer solution, consolidating the various programs down into one. The issue is that doing so will put millions in the insurance industry out of work. It becomes
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Legally, the government cannot give out vaccines with no questions asked, no ID. Every asset the government distributes must be accountable. We must keep a immunization record (usually in the patient's possession) of who and when, alon
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Price fixing is a criminal federal offense of the Sherman Act. Not only does it affect competing businesses, but it also limits the price of items much further down the line that have nothing to do with the original vaccine. A fixed cost on
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Also if you look at the people who make up the uninsured, most uninsured are quite eligible for coverage either through an ACA tax cut, employer-sponsored insurance, or Medicaid eligibility. The largest chunk of uninsured, based on a study
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The middle class make up the majority of 155 million Americans covered by employer-based coverage. Immigrants that come into the country (legally) are required by law to have received or receive vaccinations listed by the gov't. Health
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Usually children are heavily vaccinated, not adults. However, the costs of vaccines are usually covered by insurance. Additionally the federal gov't provides a program called CHIP that ensures millions of children (8.9 million kids cov
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I think we can be keen in recognizing that the Trump admin maintains interest in science as much as the previous admins.
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No corporation would ever give up their competitive advantage of being on the moon. Imagine a company that gains a competitive advantage and sits on it for 45 years. If a company would sit on a capability for 45 years without expanding and
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Very rarely do people on the ground really understand the severity and threats of what really plagues America. We are so caught up in day to day living not dealing with the tough decisions that keep America operational.
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Also note that all of your sources are quite biased. This content all seems to be written by people who describe themselves as opposition to the administration and Pence. Salon of all of them is especially unreliable.
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For all we know this story could be false. Perhaps this story is to bait them into stealing from the NSA or more.
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The power on the inside is more of a effective deterrent and great asset than a deficit for the DoD. Economically how it works is that the DoD secures assets and locations around the world relating to the means of production of consumer com
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Let us also recognize that Russia is just one of hundreds of interests that are trying to influence conversation online, not discounting several factions in the US government. It is very easy to spot them, especially on platforms like Twitt
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We are witness to the return of menace and mischief by a motivated adversary, nonetheless they have always had their hand in US and EU politics. The revisionist, election hacking narrative is a massive thoughtform, propped up by some savvy
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by zghst 9y ago
It's because of the iPhone-ization of all of its products. Making hardware changes and releasing software updates yearly is going to take a very long time to stabilize as a practice. Event with all of their employees, they can't t
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It is getting tough these days to decipher intentions of those who wish to combat racism with racism, however was definitely not the intention of OP. One could start a business with their family, friends (who are likely to be the same race)
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Reminds me of this company in Japan called Mirai that specializes in this type of advance agriculture. http://miraigroup.jp/en/
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There's nothing wrong with exploration and improving language interop across platforms.
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I would say that React isn't a unique case if one feels this way. There are probably individual frameworks within your language community that translate to usable front-end code.
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He's not the brightest, but he sure is savvy.
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You don’t have to be a techie to be a successful designer(medium.com)
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Very interesting name for a decimal. What an intricate community
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It would be highly irresponsible not to do so

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