100timesthis

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by 100timesthis 10y ago
interesting read about that http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-07/too-big-to...
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Artificial Intelligence Helps Find Cancer Cells(sciencenewsjournal.com)
1 points by 100timesthis 10y ago|0 comments
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
This is just my hypothesis, but I think it's for "brand". They didn't destroyed only books but basically everything, because of this many cities surrendered without even trying to fight back. In that case your civilizati
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
you still need to know what is appropriate to try. Depending on the problem there might be colossal mistakes that you can make just because you don't know what's behind the scenes.
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
I'm not saying that it isn't a tragedy but it's an order of magnitude less than WWII[1], or am I missing something? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
for me one of the best things in London is the weather, as it never gets too hot, It's sunny but not too much, and it doesn't rain as much as you would expect. But I have to say that I really hate too much sun and heat.
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
I think they are talking about beautiful natural places where you can spend sometimes alone. It's my biased interpretation, living in London I don't care about musicals, museums (just because they are always full of people) or any
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
He is referring about consumption, not birth rates.
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
>So what is your age limit? If 16, why not 15? And if 15, why not 12, or 10, or 7, or 5? so why 18 then. The age limit is just a line in the sand that is different in differents states and for different things (driving, drinking, having
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
I think I had your problem as well. my solution was physical exercise,a more intense social life, fixed sleeping times and no caffeine. It improved it quite a lot, hih
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
it used to be!
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
I can't remember which source it was was I read different articles from FB trending news, I tried to find it but couldn't, later I'll have another go.
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
I think this is a fairly known scenarios, that strategists and leaders taught well in advance with all possible and military personnel are trained on. I also read in an article that the order to shot it down came from the turkish president.
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
Someone claimed that territory because his daughter's dream was to be a princess[1]. [1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/va-man-plants-flag-clai...
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
thanks! I didn't know about Cesanta so I made my own from scratch, but it is very bulky.
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
Thanks, that is my plan too, add as many sensor as I could! For the moment I have a microphone, a water level and a couple of temperature sensors waiting for a microcontroller. Could you link a couple of links to resources you found useful?
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
I bought one as well although I didn't do anything yet, would you mind share what you did/recommend doing? I was thinking to make a temperature sensor monitoring device, as I have an arduino that is doing the job now
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
maybe stupid question: do you expect a lot of fake contractors or there is another way? Because if they are contractors they wouldn't be part of those 362 in staff right?
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
Same experience here. I'm always shocked about the impact that small things, like coming across one of those pages when I was a teenager, can have on someone's life.
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
Really interesting channel about Geopolitics: Kaspian Report https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwnKziETDbHJtx78nIkfYug
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
when I hear an order with pineapple or chicken I feel worst than that. I don't want to be graphic so I will just say it's like putting something really unpleasant on a pizza.
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The Most Complex International Borders in the World [video](youtube.com)
1 points by 100timesthis 11y ago|0 comments
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
I'm sure during the Pax Romana a lot of people felt the same, or even after the First world war. After the plagues in the middle ages resources were abundant for everybody, even peasants.. we are no different than then, sure we think n
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
>I was freelancing when I started out, so I had some income but was also available for full-time contract work during the day. and companies were cool with it? I'm trying to do the same (data scientist) but I only get offers for per
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
so he is only allow to comment on news that are from places that are less sexually repressed and prudent then Algeria? Your snarky comment is really not adding anything to the conversation.
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
My understanding is that basic income is unconditional while social security has some conditions attached (e.g. you need to go to interviews)
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
>Why shacking up or pumping out kids gives the adults involved an advantage in their financial livelihoods is ridiculous short answer: because without kids society (and so government) dies. It's becoming more and more expensive to r
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
just to compare, what a salary of a 30yo working in tech would be?
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
Tangentially related: I'm a data scientist based in London, and I'm just thinking about becoming a contractor, but I don't see many position. I thought companies, because the strategic knowledge of the position, prefer to hav
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by 100timesthis 11y ago
you don't know how glad I feel reading this, i's exactly how I feel about linkedin, and I can't explain how a lot of people people like it, even my coworkers (Analytics team, pretty technical).

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