xoserr

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by xoserr 5y ago
We aren't innovating like we use to and it isn't even close. We are just such a histrionically ignorant society that has lowered the bar on innovation so we can pretend that we are a society innovating at lighting speed. The smart
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by xoserr 5y ago
The example is a previously arrested sex offender and child molester writing crazy revenge stories. From there, potentially guys who can't get laid are suspect of thought crimes? What? Good to see we still have Pulitzer prize level jou
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by xoserr 5y ago
The whole idea is just so dumb. This comment I am making is not worth $.000000001 USD, it is worth exactly zero in whatever currency you want to denominate it in. $0 BTCH, $0 ETH, even $0 Zimbabwean Dollars. Take your pick. It might even be
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by xoserr 5y ago
Exactly, this makes no sense to me. Sorry, we have no burgers, come back later. This just looks like some corporate process improvement project that is doomed to fail but looks good on someone's resume. Google says fast food labor cost
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by xoserr 5y ago
KDE Neon with KDE Plasma is way better than Windows. I don't know what else to tell you. I am a moron, lazy and get easily frustrated. I don't work in IT. Installation is 15 minutes and everything just works perfect. There is no w
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by xoserr 5y ago
Our media has to appeal to emotions with zero substance because no one will read anything of substance. IMO the way for Putin to get what he wants is exactly what this stupid article is advocating for. He is either in for a long drawn out i
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by xoserr 5y ago
Same here. I was done after Windows 7 for linux. I would say I can't believe they are doing this but I can completely believe they are doing this. I remember how much I liked Windows 2000 and then they had to "fix" it.
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by xoserr 5y ago
I remember walking early morning last summer, listening to the birds and thinking how absurd it is to believe this isn't a type of language. I guess it would depend on what is considered the minimum constraints to be considered a langu
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by xoserr 5y ago
An event of this magnitude is going to change alliances. If you look at a map of the Belt and Road initiative it makes no sense why India would be allied with the West long term. That is the next world order and now Russia is absolutely a p
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by xoserr 5y ago
I watched a brilliant interview with Vladimir Klitschko with him basically saying that Ukraine is part of Europe. Why are you standing by and not defending this European country? It was the way he said it, so brilliant and convincing. Ukrai
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by xoserr 5y ago
IMO all porn will be illegal in less than 50 years. We just happen to live in this small blip in time that an almost libertine view of sex is normalized but this will not last forever.
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by xoserr 5y ago
Things have changed so much in the past 25 years. The music industry use to drive a vibrant social scene revolving around art, music, dance, theater. All of that is just a shell of what it was two decades ago. Every city use to have a Villa
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by xoserr 5y ago
I think you have to figure out what kind of problems you want to solve. scikit-learn will run perfectly fine on your CPU and you might not need all this complexity beyond that. I think you are getting side tracked by a bunch of people at a
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by xoserr 5y ago
Once you hit 18 it is all down hill.
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by xoserr 5y ago
For sure. Not to mention someone like me who is child free and never going to learn these lessons.
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by xoserr 5y ago
Russia, a giant country with a ton of natural resources. China, a giant population that needs a ton of natural resources. This is not a tough one to figure out.
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by xoserr 5y ago
We talk about these things like they are separate closed systems when they are not. It is an innovation and banking problem. There are all kinds of feedback loops involved. The ridiculous amount of liquidity in the global system changes and