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Hupriene
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Comment #49146189
I think the idea is that the migration instinct passed down by wild salmon is an epigenetic heritable trait. This trait is strongly selected for in wild salmon populations, but not…
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Comment #49115350
I kind of wander if the comments are intentionally bad, providing programmers something to bike shed about. A sneakier approach to the flattery the models used to so use so heavily…
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Comment #48871345
In the end some guy from apple (lets call him Mr. Johnson) will have to hire a plucky band of hackers and security experts to operate from the shadows and get revenge. Isn't having…
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Comment #48217890
To be clear, those threats of violence were against me and my co-workers if we didn't vote to unionize.
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Comment #48217248
My only experience with unions was as a low level employee while I was in high school. It consisted of certain employees trying to drum up willingness to unionize through a combina…
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Comment #48103171
None of what you've said is untrue. And if this was an internal report to an executive, I'd agree with it. But this is a public statement and I'm more inclined to believe that this…
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Comment #47980733
Bold of you to assume that the public has more influence on legislation than lobbyists do in the US.
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Comment #47289491
I'm fully expecting my next employer to grill me on my grocery purchasing habits and inferred medical history in my next job interview. Its all there for purchase and AI can put it…
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Comment #47282903
Unfortunately we're living in a world where instantly dismissing anything that reads like ai and hanging up on anyone that might be tts is increasingly rewarded. Art and its meanin…
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Comment #46249588
To be fair the designer who created the font would probably agree that for use cases like passwords or serial numbers etc. you should use a different font. That's the nice thing ab…
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Comment #45837867
There are a lot of mediocre therapists out there. And even if you do get a reasonably good one, they might not click with you in terms of personality/approach/cultural background.
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Comment #44705978
That's some real obsessive stalker logic there.
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Comment #43396226
Dexter Morgan wins again.
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Comment #23972256
Neat. Once you add zoning aka biomes, it seems like this could be really useful in generating realistic game maps.
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Comment #23522005
Round trip latency includes two trips to the sattelite and back. So geostationary sattelites have ~480 ms of travel time and ~70ms of delay
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Comment #23495819
It's sad that people are so utterly resigned to having an ineffective federal legislature that the possibility of restricting the use of binding arbitration by means of the passage…
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Comment #23011703
Reminds me of Maytag Blue Cheese. Are there other food products out there from surprising brands?
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Comment #22867740
Based on my examination of my own attitudes about China, I'd say unease/fear about the future actions of the Chinese government may fuel some of my desire to criticize it for issue…
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Comment #21699734
Good point. The developer tendency to resist fixing bugs caused by our tools just leads to complacency about broken tools.
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Comment #20547166
If you are really curious I can give you a few use cases I've seen that I think are valid. 1. There is a gap in housing between when someone moves out of their old place and when t…
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Comment #20126681
While I generally agree with you, a court order to provide a password does bring with it a few problems. 1. Sometimes knowledge of the password itself could be considered testimoni…
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Comment #19761352
The fact that this patent isn't classified leads me to believe that the Navy doesn't think that this will go anywhere, at least not in the near term.
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Comment #19092191
The only real benefit of open plan offices is that they are slightly less ugly.
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Comment #19042443
I agree that the numbers in the US are unlikely to be changed post-collection, but there are still pressures that lead to the under reporting of suicide rates here as well. For exa…
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Comment #19000562
The way the system is supposed to work is that simply publishing should be sufficient to prevent anyone else from registering future patents on anything that you've published. Afte…