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yann2
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Animal testing is regulated activity. Do you know why?
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This is a social science experiment with 3 billion guinea pigs. Every time you rerun it, if someone somewhere (and the people connected to them get effected) how many attempts do you get?
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Its not easy at all. Try it out with your family on your LAN. People are used to so much convenience, its easy to brush under the carpet, just how much work is happening behind the scenes. Just coming up with a basic list of 3 mordern conve
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No one worked in isolation in the past either. Move Newton, Faraday, Maxwell and Einstein 10kms away from where they were born, surround them by a different set of chimps and the story doesnt end the same way. A good book from Niall Ferguso
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Can we get a rule where the adjectives like startling, striking, profound etc get applied after an application has been demonstrated. Speaking as someone who suffers from adjective overload.
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The key is finding the "right" people and proving to them you can be useful. That opens doors to all kinds of opportunities. I had subscribed to a local newpaper and an article showed up where a govt official was complaining about
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Facebook will collapse the same way Lehmann and the Afghan army did. Just a few more nudges. And it all falls down.
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The question is totally irrelevant without knowing what your need is from the software. Different people have different needs. So completeness will always mean different things. You worry about what you need out of it and whether you are ge
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There is nothing to discuss if you dont have rank.
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They are big enough to take the loss. No harm in trying.
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The elite use facebook?
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Make a game (its much more interesting than pure programming tutorials) - https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/getting_started/step_... As you try to do more complex things within the game, you will pick up
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You feel this is causing great chaos in the world because...
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How many hours are people working? Its the biggest signal of faith in the project and ability to generate faith in others.
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wut? People are getting tattoos to get laid now?
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Too cold. The chimp troupe cant really fight in those temperatures for more than 10 minutes a day. An eskimo army is the way to go but they are busy.
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First of all its not about standing out. In the vast majority of orgs, no one experienced expects some one fresh out of college to be a MASTER at anything. Most of them arent masters of anything either. So dont worry about that. Worry about
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Offtopic but I feel I must add, sibilant sounds are an effective way to get boring meetings to end quick.
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Its a small population. Nothing to see here. There are lots of areas on the planet with similar coverage that arent called a country.
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Get him to try the Godot game engine 'build your first game' tutorial. I have seen kids fall down the rabit hole after completing that tutorial.
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Dont be cynical. Do the math. It usually boils down to some simple scaling formula. So work it out. They say they are targeting expats (pulling driving data from multiple national dbs) which seems to be their differentiator from incumbents.
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Jesus Christ..European cultural "superiority" was used to justify colonization of people around the world by literally every European country.
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Piece by piece sounds good. But after Xi and the rest of the old men who run the country kick the can, I find it hard to believe next gen Chinese leaders will care about Taiwan as much. Whats the upside to them for all this drama?
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The argument against him is the same argument against Obama. This is the age of Networks. Replacing one central node in a gigantic hierarchy of power doesnt seem to really do anything. There are too many hubs that need to be replaced to get
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Its Germany. They dont make assumptions about anything unless its in the rule book, as a rule.
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> few people know the full picture In large orgs this always translates to no one knows shit. Anyway I am pretty sure its a sophon doing its thing.
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You need to report something a little more interesting than that. I mean people are busy, so if one chimp walks into the lab with a notebook filled with Ramanujam scribbles and another walks in saying their inner voice is louder which chimp
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Obviously its not enough. Right now my mind needs icecream and music for example.
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Open source intelligence should just mean fund more journalists. Some of the billions could easily go there with no expectations placed on what they do. And not talking heads pls, just on the ground front line journos. Big data, as covid ha
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It starts with Hans Christian Oersted deciding to place a compass next to a current carrying conductor. Its such a simple thing but no one had thought of a reason to do such a thing. What happened to the compass shocked the world and trigge
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