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FeatureRush
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Comment #16429027
Can confirm, this is mostly campaign to remind about risks so people make more informed decisions. There was some other campaign couple moths ago that warned about "kryptowaluty i …
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Comment #15790395
Isn't there a loophole in this argument - if we could only include "building specialized sub-AIs" in the set of problems our AI can solve? Is there any fundamental reason why this …
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Comment #15600023
Different answers probably give points to different traits the test measures, the ambiguity is just irritating for test takers coming from more classical tests where you know (or a…
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Comment #15599874
Apparently there are already companies that take it a step further. They test sample of their employees with some fancy IQ test that measures them across several dimensions. From t…
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Comment #14923729
'Pieróg' is also name of the shape, and some local dishes will be named after the shape, like 'Pieróg jeżycki' (small pizza folded in half).
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Comment #14824367
In the other parts of partitioned PLC similar fight for culture was happening. Sometimes I even think, that some barricades were purposefully installed in Polish culture so that it…
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Comment #14824190
First your comment reads quite... emotional? Both aggressive and defensive, almost to the point that one wants to avoid the discussion, but you asked in the edit so I reply. I assu…
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Comment #14823856
If I can split your argument into three, then > I think the point is that what we today might think of as Cold War style rhetoric and rivalry has antecedents in the Russian empire …
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Comment #14683808
Wasn't it the other way around? A type of supernovas ("standard candles") were discovered before the expansion and used to discover the expansion? The formula for distance only use…
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Comment #14678191
Yes, you are right about there being a choice. This is the core of the problem here. Many I feel look at it and wonder why pass a good opportunity to meet someone, we could both ha…
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Comment #14676637
Sorry, on it's own the sentence you cited can be read both ways and I was afraid you stopped reading there. My bad.
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Comment #14676370
Was it not clear that this is what I was saying? That asking out that would be OK in other situations is not OK in the context of job interview?
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Comment #14675898
> If he wanted a relationship, there are infinitely better and more appropriate ways to go about it, especially if he thought she might actually be interested. McClure aside, in ge…
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Comment #14612667
On reddit someone commented that this whale must have know what he was doing... So, in theory could dumping large amount of ETH could affect pricing of even larger amount enabling …
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Comment #14603270
I got that advice from some talk about refactoring in OOP languages, as far as I can remember Manager and Calculator were the discussed bad class name examples, "what do you manage…
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Comment #14599010
Some anonymous comment on the Internet told me once that the 'naming things' bit was about some problem in distributed systems, I guess it was a lie then? Good slides, not only the…
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Comment #13848024
Most small and medium digital agencies I know of use the word "developer" in that way, as someone who sets up and manages CMS for clients, usually also doing customizations using s…
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Comment #13847648
It sounds like you applied for a senior developer position in some kind of interactive/digital/marketing agency... Skills you mentioned are required in that context. It would be di…
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Comment #13805698
Without context the second quote sounded to me not like an accusation of slacking but like a warning that the company is bad place to work at (poor life-work balance)...
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Comment #13792137
How does Wi-Fi compares to other alternatives for gaming? Which would you suggest to minimize lag introduced on the last mile?
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Comment #13737453
So it's OK to have fake title that exposes people that did not read the article to false news, especially when most of the people will not click on the story and the untrue title w…
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Comment #13737382
At least after clicking on some of the more "expressive" photos it does seem that they are being used by media stories that are more "against" than "about" him, like how he refuted…
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Comment #13737134
Coming from Poland, where recently we struggle with news authenticity it took me less than 60 seconds to finds this: www.cnn.com/2017/02/23/world/pope-atheists-again/ > Pope: It's …
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Comment #13736965
You are right, although at least this article presented it more as a personal agenda thing than corporate interest, but it's getting hard to tell where the difference lies between …
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Comment #13736829
Oh, so it's also a better underlaying model. Looking now at the company website they are using less popular name OCEAN Personality Model for Big 5. As far as I know Big5 is not the…