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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
Lower is what I meant, it was a typo. And that is not what I'm referring to in my parent comment, which is still valid.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
I don't know what are you quoting me, and then talking about something I never wrote. ( rhetorical q. )
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
Developed countries offer alternative life goals. This, education and entertainment provide enough reasons not to have a family. Lower birth rate is a good thing in the long term, and getting non-developed countries into developed stage wil
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
You can always start collecting it back.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
DDG is the fastest of all the privacy-respecting engines, but it consistently gives me the least accurate results. It works if you search for mainstream keywords, otherwise it mostly doesn't.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
For most people it is just search and email. Replacing email is easy, but search is harder since only Google has really accurate and relevant results( besides other giants that also snoop ). The best way to replace search is to use engines
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
We've designed app graph to exclude apps that appear to be especially sensitive, such as ones dealing with your health, sexual orientation, or religious beliefs. I was alarmed until I read this. It is really nice of them to choose to
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
I was assuming the sentence was spoken during the trial.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
Jurors probably aren't experts in rhetoric so such statements have a huge influence on them.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
The quote( not your comment ) is a logical fallacy. Even if was not accepted as hard evidence in the court, it was spoken, and has influenced the jury.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
Perhaps a longer version would have more character development, but then backers would say it was boring. I wouldn't be surprised if they had a maximum limit on the number of lines spoken before a special effect or an action scene must
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
That is clearly C with macros.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
Surprisingly similar.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
Given that it is externally powered, where would such a thing be useful today?
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
Could you elaborate, while keeping it spoiler-free?
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
I think the incentive to keep the income would greatly reduce minor crimes. Just imagine what positive effect would that have on the society
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
People that wouldn't work wouldn't have to live in highly contested areas with a high rent. Workers could afford them, others would live outside of those expensive areas, keep their guaranteed income and decide what to do with the
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
The planet offers basically unlimited resources. Assuming the population stops growing, as it is predicted, and settles at some reasonable number, then only limit is the expiration date of the sun.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
I imagine the idea is great and most people are not like you. But that is just my imagination. On the other hand, the article presents very good arguments for the system and why would it work.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
Good point. The percentage also caught my attention. The article didn't mention any percentages of stage 1 cases versus later stages where long term problems can occur.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
I was disappointed over the lack of links in a web(!) article, so I did some research over this comment: Poland notes that since then, Lyme has become more widespread and is now the most common tick-borne disease in the country. Dr. Grego
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Library of Babel(libraryofbabel.info)
3 points by zxyzzxxx 11y ago|0 comments
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
In what units is the time or what does it represent? I though they had only 5 hours available.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
The problems: http://icpc.baylor.edu/download/worldfinals/problems/icpc201... They solved this in 5 hours, using one computer, one calculator and no other help. Does anyone know what was the team size limit?
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
I remembered from school that the cell division limit is about 50 and evidence ( read: Wikipedia ) suggests that as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayflick_limit A tenth of a light-year is still impressive. Even m
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
Thanks for that. There should be more games like this. The technology obviously isn't the limitation here.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
Surprisingly it is very similar to Minecraft, even more advanced in some areas, for example more diverse lifeforms and gear. I think Minecraft is more interesting simply because it is in 3D and you can actually build real things in it, in c
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
For me the biggest "lie" is that companies want employees to settle at their company and at the same time they don't offer contracts that don't expire.
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
But how will you find that needle in the haystack that works. This is effectively producing random code samples that look syntactically correct. There is no need for to produce readable code, it makes it easy for humans, but computers have
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by zxyzzxxx 11y ago
The code is nonsense. Their method is good for fuzzy logic like recognition, but this approach with code will never work for anything other than an art project.

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