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I'm not looking down at anyone. Get off your high horse
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A cheap VM is not likely to give the same type of performance.
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So the question remains: What must he do to prove his technical skill?
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My problem is that this has all happened before and we have survived. The printing press alienated non-readers, advances in agriculture killed farming jobs, etc. Its Darwinism, no?
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It would be a competitive advantage which would make some people more valuable than others. As far as profit and motives, I think it may be similar to tractors: Someone will make money on the equipment and service, farmers will be more prod
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Because the feedback of the world at large would be terribly outdated and terribly mismatched. "Should we spend the next 30 years using the internet and supercomputers to increase the world's food supply through targeted genetic m
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10y ago
he sends rockets into space and is creating self driving electric cars. what other technical feats are needed before you can take him seriously?
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10y ago
so a digital pill?
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> The major issues facing humanity aren't going to be solved by quicker analysis of data as EM seems to desire You can already see the results of a society where data comes in too quick for the "average" citizen to process
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10y ago
https://genius.com/Marc-andreessen-why-software-is-eating-th...
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> Either vegetative state or depression and suicide They will make a drug for that
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Seems obvious: cloud computers with great support but such a product would be expensive
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c#?
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10y ago
colocation customer support
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the mods pruned it to promote civility
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10y ago
Appreciate your response, a better tactic would have been more effective. Thank you.
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There is a reason someone might say "What is your opinion on Scott Adams?" instead of "What is your facts about Scott Adams?" (hint: opinion != facts) The notion of censorship exists because it happens. Facebook admitted
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10y ago
> Scott Adams is kind of a nutbar, this kind of paranoia is right up his alley Opinion > He thought Hillary Clinton was going to kill him if he said he was planning to vote against her. An outright lie. There are plenty of things to a
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10y ago
> They don't because they're the claims of a crazy person That is your opinion. Others disagree. For the record: I agree with you. But these are our OPINIONS. Others see a successful artist, pundit, investor, and multimillionai
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10y ago
Person A: I saw aliens at area 51 you can read about it in my latest book. Person B: Here are 25,000 documents from Area 51 that prove the existence of aliens. Who gets the most credit\fame\whatever?
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10y ago
There is evidence to suggest that being a trump supporter is bad for your health. Google "Trump Supporter Attacked" There is evidence and admission of guilt that facebook censored right wing "news". There seems to be evi
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10y ago
This is a cool idea but I would really like my car at the destination so I don't have to rely on uber or buses and light rail. Surely there could be an efficient way to load you and your car onto a train?
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No one is debating the first claim. We are debating the second claim which was absurd and completely unambiguous > He thought Hillary Clinton was going to kill him if he said he was planning to vote against her You are lying (again). How
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10y ago
Poster claimed Hillary Clinton was going to kill him. Which is different than being afraid of mobs. Spreading obvious lies is part of the problem. We will never be better than the other side if we have to stoop to their levels
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"If you think privacy is unimportant for you because you have nothing to hide, you might as well say free speech is unimportant for you because you have nothing useful to say." -snowden
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This is concerning and gives the right some credibility when they claim "fake news" and "censorship".
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Maybe it isn't a tech problem or a lack of innovation but an uncomfortable conversation we need to have with "content creators" who think their blog post about last nights episode of "The Bachelor" is deserving of $
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AdBlock is trying with their "acceptable ads" option being the default. Brave browser is also a good idea but I doubt it will gain traction. It should have been a plugin. After being frustrated with the lack of "decent"
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I blocked ads on pc after getting infected. I blocked ads on mobile devices when they started buzzing my phone, sending me the the play store, giving me popups, etc. now I block everything on all my devices using pi-hole
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Original: if i > 0 then non-literal copy: if index > 0 then
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