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trentmb
7y ago
> "It lets everyone know it's safe to ignore you" is a personal attack. No, it's a general attack on anyone that cites horseshit.
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7y ago
I "attacked" pop econ bullshit, not a person.
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7y ago
> They're flying Grunts are, the executive staff, directors, and share holders ain't doin' shit.
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trentmb
7y ago
If any profit goes to the employees, I'm on board.
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trentmb
7y ago
> 2,3,4) A judge could reasonably find that you were attempting to circumvent the law and declare all of these as “bot”. Unless you were disabled and using assistive technology.
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trentmb
7y ago
Add 2018 to the title please.
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7y ago
> Yes, but why Jefferson Because they thought Jeffersons thoughts on the matter were relevant. > Why not Arglebargle? Because I know what that word means. > Or me? Because "lisper central banks" doesn't produce any m
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7y ago
No- they just told you to read Jeffersons musings on the topic of central banks.
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7y ago
> Also, Radvocate, wondering if you can address the PII concerns other's have raised, as that is a very big deal. For credit cards at least, you aren't giving any more information to them than you would any random website where
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trentmb
7y ago
I hold PoA for my father- what's the best way, using this form, to say they're his accounts, but I'm the one filing the letter on his behalf?
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trentmb
7y ago
I'm not even old, but a mat on the floor has given me the soundest sleep. YMMV if you're not an on-the-back sleeper.
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trentmb
7y ago
Math isn't context free. Neither are most/all human languages. Yet we communicate succesfeully (within some margin of error).
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7y ago
> but I do have bookcases of read and pending math books in the living room. That doesn't really tell me much.
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7y ago
My mistake- I finished that article with the impression that there was a more general "book desert" than just an absence of small book stores.
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7y ago
Accumulated error creates an gap, rift between the true answer and the computed answer.
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7y ago
Why isn't there a library?
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7y ago
> Serious question: does this spell doom for people with ADHD? Caveat: undergrad in math, working on a part time coursework masters (I'm hoping to talk someone into being my advisor for a part time thesis) No more so than any other
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7y ago
This is more or less why I fell into mathematics. I eventually learned I have ADHD, which definitely explained why I couldn't keep up with the reading and writing workload in the philosophy and literature courses.
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7y ago
Between ebooks and my local public library, I purged my entire personal (physical) library.
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8y ago
Crimea
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8y ago
https://thebestschools.org/rankings/best-online-bachelor-in-...
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8y ago
Your dad should've been presented with help because he needed it, not because there was some un-mined surplus value.
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8y ago
> Do what you know is right. Exploit him for financial gain?
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8y ago
> Stop focusing on MOOCs and youtube videos and study textbooks. I'd be ecstatic if I never again see a comment about how folks suddenly and completely understand a class they failed years ago after watching a 3blue1brown video.
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8y ago
They probably don't- its similar to how everyone that plays poker is somehow an expert at game theory.
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8y ago
> Does anyone else notice the length of a moment changing? Sure- a couple beers makes a couple hours feel like a couple minutes.
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8y ago
> It’s hardly racist to express personal preference. I mean, it's a racist personal preference. Caring about whether the expression of it is racist seems besides the point?
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8y ago
> I'm interested why over-automation caused so many problems in manufacturing plants. A robot will uncritically do what you tell it. An experienced welder will tell you you're an idiot when you're an idiot.
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8y ago
Use the "web" link under the title.
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8y ago
> but no automatic will ever give you the same kind of engagement or connectedness with the car as a manual with three pedals will. Good- I'd rather you focus on the world around you.
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