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    Comment #16095527

    That's presumably because most people who frequent this forum don't fall into the same tax bracket as I do. Ever read Les Miserables? When it's the difference between making the ca…

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    Comment #16095115

    While I applaud your efforts to eat well, I'd posit that with some attention, you could measurably decrease the expense if you factor in certain foods and factor out others. For ex…

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    Comment #16094744

    You're welcome! After reading a few paragraphs I realized it was going to be largely anecdotal, so I figured paring it down would save some people ten or twenty minutes. I agree, h…

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    Comment #16092602

    Pretty long article that I doubt most will read in its entirety, if at all. It was, however, a good read about social engineering, and I've summarized the points made and the solut…

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    Comment #16085194

    The last sentence of the abstract does a good job of this: >"Based on the present results, we propose that psilocybin with psychological support is a treatment approach that potent…

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    Comment #16083598

    As much of a pity that, 70 years later, we are still using transistor based computers originally derived from three wires stuck in a piece of rock[1] by some very innovative fellow…

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    Comment #16059390

    Both of the instances you mention would almost certainly rely or result on, and from, what intelligence might be shared or derived from having that frantic phone call or backroom d…

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    Comment #16001892

    My only comment is to applaud an absolutely fantastic effort. Well done, and thank you for such a comprehensive yet accessible set of steps to become more well versed in deep learn…

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    Comment #15950008

    Thank you for clarifying that for me. I recall reading some article about how, when mining for bitcoin (for example), what was really being mined are progressively larger prime num…

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    Comment #15949661

    > Indeed, the P100 is twice as fast and the K80, but due to the huge cost premium, it’s not cost effective for this simple task. Am I reading the graph wrong, or is this statement …

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    Comment #15949235

    Thank you for the explanation. What I find interesting, in addition to your description of the price elasticity being at issue, is precisely _what_ a bitcoin represents. In fact, w…

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    Comment #15945671

    Not that this necessarily applies to your situation, but for those who might otherwise be dissuaded, it is very doable to install solar panels on the ground to accommodate what req…

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    Comment #15895868

    Thanks for making my point for me. Every one of your statements is in some way a defense of the current mass media structure. Even your counterexamples of public news sources maint…

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    Comment #15891453

    Without sounding pedantic, I think it's fair to say that the mass media put out a LOT of material into the public domain merely to acquire the largest market share of attention. It…

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    Comment #15867399

    Fair point, I didn't realize that the Philippines were predominantly Christian. I really didn't want to go about defending Christianity necessarily, though I realize that is how th…

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    Comment #15858391

    Not sure why you have to point at the members of the Christian religion as the culprit, when there are people of similarly zealous ilk in each and every religion besides Christiani…

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    Comment #15732582

    Thanks for the praise, and for the insight per your experience. Sounds like a great gig! I looked you up, and see that you are likely working exclusively in Haskell, but thought yo…

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    Comment #15727688

    I think it helps to understand that the financial sector provides capital that serves to energize virtually every other sector in every industry. Without finance, there is no biome…

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    Comment #15633969

    They (Google) have a feature built-in to the search engine so that if you put all the terms you want to absolutely see in quotes, for example: "tomato seeds grow", it won't return …

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    Comment #15630323

    > A local newspaper and a news channel picked up the story. The throng turned into a flood of visitors taking selfies with the plane. India's aviation minister came visiting, as di…

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    Comment #15630250

    You're both right. Extensive practice is essential to getting one's self to the point where creativity can take over, where the muscle memory can 'meld' with one's expression of wh…

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    Comment #15505541

    Humans would not be identically conscious on a different planet because our consciousness is dependent on the environment in which it exists. Even a cursory definition of conscious…

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    Comment #15431675

    Most of what your brain does is statistical reasoning. Much of the rest is logical inference. You choose words in the order you choose them because as a child, your mind learned th…

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    Comment #15424704

    The fun size bags have one serving, but even so I doubt that doritos, en masse, are to blame for obesity. It's the accompanying sedentary lifestyle that is the real culprit. If we …

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    Comment #15388820

    Not be too persnickety, but your math doesn't add up. 67+17 = 84 45+34 = 79