punkghetto

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by punkghetto 13y ago
negative stereotypes exist for both models (eg cocaine snorting anorexic bimbos) and computer nerds (antisocial smelly boring men who refuse to grow up while living in their mother's basement). who cares? I get the points about the ste
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by punkghetto 13y ago
despite the ranting I agree with you. I had my first kid while at university and immediately switched to a program where I could have a job and career, and graduate quickly. It wasn't my passion, but it provides for my family, and I do
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by punkghetto 13y ago
very interesting. I would like to see this 'science', that's not voiced argumentatively, just would be of interest. However I posit that consciousness is more than an illusion. I won't type my spaghetti argument here but
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by punkghetto 13y ago
I totally agree with wturner on the learning curve, as I'm also a 'noob'. I've taken up learning to code in the past year and it is very energy and time-consuming! I started with sites like CodeAcademy, but I've si
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by punkghetto 13y ago
i'm a total newbie at technology and programming. I'm an accountant, but in the last year I've developed a passion for computing and learning to code. I was never exposed to coding or making growing up, everything was a dark
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by punkghetto 13y ago
Ha, made me smirk. I personally believe in creation. anyways I think it is easy to feel like there is some sort of 'cosmic' intervention beyond evolution, to help people feel a sense of purpose and place in our world and universe.
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by punkghetto 13y ago
What do ATT, Google, Xerox, and the old HP have on common? - They wer innovative market leaders of there time. They invested further in monetizing their successful business models. ATT&T has managed to continue to be a big player in tel
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Army Scores a Super-Stealthy Drone That Looks Like a Bird(wired.com)
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by punkghetto 13y ago
Would be awesome if this could be developed as a method to decontaminate or stabilize areas affected by nuclear accidents.