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Comment #11476499
The fact that you quote "Che" and described him as inspiring is disgusting. Learn history you sheltered kid. Che Guevara was an enforcer for people that believed in the ideals of M…
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Comment #11444543
So the UK is basically subsidizing worthless degrees.
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Comment #11441931
I've been living in Georgia for 5 years and I can count the amount of times I've seen or heard someone being blatantly racist on my hand.
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Comment #11394666
While somewhat unrelated considering that for new grads google forces them to submit a transcript. I woudln't be surprised if they cared about degrees over experience.
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Comment #11354793
Except when you are using a library like boost or pandas you know the people behind it know what they are doing. When you are importing from a thousand different package authors an…
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Comment #11351292
if the bubble pops it means people are selling.
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Comment #11326451
I don't know why you wouldn't think he was serious. I think you are ignoring that the vast majority of people that use pot smoke it. In that sense, it's probably worse because most…
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Comment #11317327
Thanks for the interesting discussion. Anyway after further thought I came to agree with you because the person in the second situation also had their privacy violated twice when t…
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Comment #11317070
>esp. in the anglo world oh god, you think it's bad here in the anglo world? Don't look at Korea and Japan then.
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Comment #11317037
While both are horrendous, I think we can say that having intimate photos of you taken without your knowledge being spread is worth than having photos you took being spread. The re…
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Comment #11309747
You tell me the data is misrepresented, please tell me how? The data in the charts are accurate and this is from an esteemed economist. Actually read the article I linked and he di…
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Comment #11309687
This is not true. Unchecked immigration is always a negative for native workers. It can be accurately described as wealth redistribution from workers to the companies that employee…
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Comment #11309428
>My bias is my personal relationship with engineers abroad who are paid fractions of what we are. I am completely aware of my own bias and do not consider my position to be the "un…
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Comment #11309397
So here is what I don't understand about the supply demand argument in the context of workers. When Disney hired their IT division it was clearly because their was a need and benef…
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Comment #11309224
>First, do not accuse HN commenters of shilling for their own economic agenda. There are 18 zillion different forms of message board incivility, and accusations of bad faith commen…
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Comment #11309150
The only self-interest you seem to be pursuing is the self-interest of business owners. Targeted immigration at a specific field is wealth redistribution from people that compete w…
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Comment #11309091
>That's the problem, HackerNews comments aren't supposed to be humorous. I don't know where you got this impression but it's not true
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Comment #11305628
why would this in anyway end the scandal? so because the NSA didn't give in to your request you can go break security protocol and put people's lives at risk?
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Comment #11301676
http://www.judiciary.senate.gov/meetings/the-impact-of-high-... Here is a link to his senate testimony. He begins speaking at ~43:00 One of the most interesting quotes from him is …
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Comment #11299605
I can't wait to live in a tenement with my coworkers and getting my daily rations of soylent and coffee from a dispenser in the wall.
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Comment #11279003
Wouldn't a million self play games exacerbate overfitting by learning it's own play style which it initially learned from amateur games? I
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Comment #11276930
Honestly, I think that is a meaningless distinction unless AlphaGo actually broke down in the middle of the match