todaysAI

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by todaysAI 4y ago
I don't know how we can even consider that luck doesn't play the biggest role in life. We are influenced by a trillion of decisions made by people that directly pass through our lives everyday. To your competitors in business to t
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by todaysAI 5y ago
Thanks for this. Why would I need to 'ban the US'?
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Ask HN: Where to host a online game which pays out cash prizes?
5 points by todaysAI 5y ago|4 comments
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by todaysAI 6y ago
A slow cooker. Add meat and vegies in the morning and come home tired to a house filled with the smells of a great dinner waiting.
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by todaysAI 6y ago
Squat cage, good bar, 220kg weights, bench press, farmer walk bar. 12 years ago. Best $2,500 I've ever spent.
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by todaysAI 6y ago
I always thought that there is a specific cadence or rhythm to the human mind and I would create some music (or sequence of tones) that would get people addicted and I would sell it on a per-listen basis and make trillions.
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by todaysAI 6y ago
Maybe they should maintain the postal boxes, have enough sorting machines, maintain the necessary manpower/processes, and remain independent enough to deliver the fucking mail.
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by todaysAI 6y ago
I developed https://www.activegoals.net with mental health in mind especially since I deal a lot with the autism community who usually have poor executive functioning.
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by todaysAI 6y ago
I knew I would get this answer if at all. Just shows that humans feel we are at the centre of the universe, whatever that universe is. Sounds like the 1500's all over again. I don't understand how one can answer like this. We can&
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by todaysAI 6y ago
The more we understand about the universe, the more it's structure resembles the brain. Galaxies, or more accurately, the black holes in the middle of galaxies resemble the neurons and these filaments and magnetic fields are the synaps
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by todaysAI 6y ago
Could we tell the WH the same thing?
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by todaysAI 6y ago
I'm sorry I read about S-21 years ago because it stays with me to this day due to one thing: the lack of mercy. It somehow compels me to go see it even though I have resisted the idea. I know I will one day.
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by todaysAI 6y ago
Who cares. Firms now want so many tax concessions that cities probably lose more than they gain with these corporations. So tired of this emphasis on the economy and job growth. The key is well-being, and a city that concentrates on well-be
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by todaysAI 6y ago
I have an aspergers son and run a 120-member social group for autistic adults and I can say that the #1 issue for the autistic wrt social interaction skills is that they care too much about the audience. I wrote a blogpost about it: https:
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by todaysAI 6y ago
People don't want to research themselves. How can they think that a news-feed thinks the way they do?
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by todaysAI 6y ago
Back in the early-90s, I quit IBM Lab job the same way. I was single but had a mortgage, car payments, and just quit on a whim because I just could not work. Would stare at the screen and just couldn't do it. I had the idea of creating
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I can't process the information that is coming at me
48 points by todaysAI 6y ago|35 comments
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by todaysAI 6y ago
I graduated at the height of the dot com era and haven't made it - you may too.
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by todaysAI 6y ago
I found it quite charming in a nostalgic sense.
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by todaysAI 6y ago
This is such a good answer because sometimes a system where people are used to solve the issue is the right way. And I say 'system' because as long as the company knows that Sally does the updating each day, but if Sally is on hol
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by todaysAI 6y ago
There could be a rate-change once a week on average. Of course if there is a central bank change then probably every mortgage product will need to be changed that day. Rates are the important data-item but some of the legacy DBs will need t
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by todaysAI 6y ago
No, no interview. He's a friend of mine but I kept his problem in my head to possibly provide some solution.
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Ask HN: How do you update multiple disparate databases?
93 points by todaysAI 6y ago|51 comments
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by todaysAI 7y ago
YMMV. Some companies will not hire people that they feel are too entrepreneurial. Sitting in a cubicle and being happy is a much different mindset for someone who has run their own business before.
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by todaysAI 7y ago
What's the difference between a cigarette butt and a plastic straw? The government makes no money off straws.
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by todaysAI 7y ago
I know another construct that has this structure: the brain.
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by todaysAI 7y ago
Why can't you raise your hand up to be PM?
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by todaysAI 7y ago
This article says 1.5% of Japanese males are hermits [1] which shows the desolation that faces the Japanese young. This article [2] outlines the declining marriage rates. [1] http://www.bbc.com/future/story/2019012
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by todaysAI 7y ago
In my opinion, somewhat due to the breakdown of the nuclear family.
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by todaysAI 7y ago
Tires burst, kids run out in traffic, human drivers make mistakes, bad weather happens...

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