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yikesshescute

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    Comment #26372841

    The truth of the claim you’re making seems deeply unknowable. Your certainty triggers me.

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    Comment #26360898

    Is there some technical definition of “predict” that you are assuming?

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    Comment #26360865

    Then going long or short on a security is easy?

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    Comment #26360823

    The machine will know which sort of person tries to fool it in the way that you are trying to fool it.

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    Comment #26360146

    Why play defense when you can play offense?

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    Comment #26336604

    So, the leader is an expert on “joint A+B tasks”? Then provided he, the leader, can identify, A tasks, B tasks and A+B tasks and correctly defer on the first two sets, won’t we get…

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    Comment #26335194

    What are the specifics of a culture that transcends these organizational hazards? How does it work?

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    Comment #26335160

    Then every time I want to make a query I must re-audit the JavaScript source? And, do you have any ideas about setting up the proxy so that I don’t have to trust that it is being o…

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    Comment #26335145

    Is the implication that a company can spend more time and money to get each subsystem to subsystem-expert-acceptance level, or is there something about current organizational pract…

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    Comment #26335119

    Right, so the desired effect is “more and better developed OSS software”, but why should I believe “Amazon embracing the OSS community” leads to that effect?

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    Comment #26333201

    What about subjects like “building rockets that are moon-capable”? All experts know negligible amounts about this subject, but organizations have “sufficient” knowledge.

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    Comment #26332527

    > Corporations are inherently stupid. Is it that groups of people are inherently stupid, or is there some facet of corporations that makes them in particular stupid?

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    Comment #26332485

    Why is it awesome? Why should I believe that Amazon “embracing the OSS community” will have some desired effect?

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    Comment #26332408

    I think the burden is on the person suggesting I take an action (eg, donate money to charity X) to provide evidence that the action will have some desired effect. My position is th…

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    Comment #26332328

    How do I verify that my query is being encrypted in the browser? And is the proxy a service under your control?

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    Comment #26323359

    > Certainly, one may choose to research the institutions they donate to, if they don't trust them by name. That is not unique to suicide prevention, therefore it's an unnecessary q…

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    Comment #26322936

    > Unless one believes that all efforts to prevent suicide are entirely futile...? I don’t even need to think that. I can just think that it’s “hard” to differentiate between organi…

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    Comment #26322735

    Am I supposed to believe that “donating to the suicide prevention foundation” has something to do with stopping future suicides? Because I don’t see why I should jump to that concl…

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    Comment #26322231

    > The cto should focus on strategic thinking and have one or two devs that lead daily work Your comment is complete nonsense. With good reasons (personnel, external demands, goals)…