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by noknownsender 13d ago
This was with a two-stone advantage for the strongest-ever human player, apparently.
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by noknownsender 22d ago
It also accepted GEESE
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by noknownsender 3y ago
Isn't that potentially a $15k detection method?
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by noknownsender 3y ago
That's always been my take. The first 75% of most of his books are among my favorite recent books. I've never enjoyed an ending.
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by noknownsender 3y ago
I think the second half of your comment argues against the first. You're right that people are unwilling to make the basic changes that are obviously needed. But we only know precisely that those changes would work to fight against cli
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by noknownsender 3y ago
If there is a potion of the population that is "sitting on the fence about climate change", it is highly unlikely that they "can be convinced by a clear and well founded explanation of what is happening" Anybody capable
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by noknownsender 3y ago
I assume he means at the device level.
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by noknownsender 3y ago
Love that. I'm going to use this example for years.
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by noknownsender 3y ago
Some of us are really just that cynical.
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by noknownsender 3y ago
Same. I avoided reading up on it too deeply, because it seemed to be much bigger than I was expecting, and I didn't believe they'd get something that big through congressional gridlock. I basically assumed there were some poison p
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by noknownsender 3y ago
And weirdly, their whole 'hurry and make a clone of this popular app' industry may be uniquely suited to creating new ways to interface with developing AI tools
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by noknownsender 3y ago
Bud light accounted for over 9% of Americas domestic beer sales last year.
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by noknownsender 3y ago
That just puts workers' retirement funds on the open market, to be abused by any friend of their fund manager.
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by noknownsender 3y ago
I've experienced this a lot myself. It's weird. I used to be considered a Digital Native. Now I feel like an outsider on the internet.
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by noknownsender 4y ago
I'd add my anecdote to that assessment: I'm a Sysadmin with some networking certs, and the linkedin messages have started coming in more frequently, and stating (quite good) salaries up front. So it certainly does not seem like ar
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by noknownsender 4y ago
I guess we finally know why Dell spun them off.
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by noknownsender 5y ago
I think you are making a mistake trying to assess what "country X 'wants'". It only takes one person to decide to launch a missile. And very few to execute on that decision. And what an individual, or a country, wants ca
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by noknownsender 5y ago
>Insists on creating dashboards and putting them on TVs You didn't have to call me out like that.
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by noknownsender 6y ago
Sounds like we need a corporate death penalty.
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by noknownsender 6y ago
Yeah, I finally got all of my medications dialed in, so I am a ninja at concentration. And my Elo in chess has skyrocketed, while my job performance has stayed flat.
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by noknownsender 6y ago
"I don't know anything about this, but I assume that the truth aligns with my personal beliefs" Cool.
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by noknownsender 6y ago
I'm generally of the opinion that the tradition of never discussing salary is entirely pushed by management to prevent underpaid workers from asking for more. If nobody knows how much they could be making, they can never really be sure
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by noknownsender 6y ago
Another potential benefit of this sort of early detection would be the ability to more effectively test interventions that might have little effect on more advanced cancers. That could help direct research into the development of cancers at
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by noknownsender 6y ago
It probably depends on what is causing the false positive. If it is just some variance in the test, then multiple testings could help (And the test could probably be improved to reduce false positives pretty easily) But if there is somethin
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by noknownsender 6y ago
They did say 'somewhat' Obviously not everybody has that kind of extra money, but a fairly large portion of this sites user base is likely to be comprised of tech professionals with higher-than-average incomes.
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by noknownsender 6y ago
I definitely want to stay on the technical side, though management is my fall-back. I guess moving into Dev role isn't exactly what I'm looking for. Mainly, I want to move into a systems operations roll where I can work with newer
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by noknownsender 6y ago
I should note that I work at a non-technical company, and my exposure to new technologies is essentially non-existent. Which is why I am looking for a change. Most of my experience is in maintaining servers and networks in offices and manuf
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Ask HN: Should I move from in-house SysAdmin into Development
7 points by noknownsender 6y ago|3 comments
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by noknownsender 6y ago
I agree with this. I was scared of vim for... years. Then I used it for like a day, and I was already better off than using nano.
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by noknownsender 7y ago
So I should probably talk to HR about changing my title from Systems Administrator to something more in vogue?

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