It's Google's A/B experiment framework that runs on production traffic and allows you to slice by various attributes and apply experimental models to the slice.
There's a difference. With inheritance, the previous owner of the money is willingly giving up their possessions to the inheritor. Free will, willingly done. With UBI, it's basically everyone's tax money forcibly taken…
No, I do think there's value in giving people a reason to work. As a by-product of work you are forced to socialize with a different group of people; the chores you do get you out of the house, and give you something to…
kiba above doesn't seem to know exponential growth. Self-replication leads to exponential growth. Creating more satellites here locally only gives you linear growth.
Of course we'd kill other species. Look at our own past, just 400 years ago FFS. What happened to the Native Americans? Then look at the species of animals that we're driving to extinction right now.
You can actually just do return big_object_ptr; Instead of the std::move. The compiler will complain if it can't do RVO because unique_ptr prohibits a copy, so you're safe :)
It was testimony from the said taxpayer-funded university that killed the patent. "While UC lawyers cooperated with the plaintiffs, two UC Berkeley-trained computer scientists were key witnesses in the effort to…
It's Google's A/B experiment framework that runs on production traffic and allows you to slice by various attributes and apply experimental models to the slice.
There's a difference. With inheritance, the previous owner of the money is willingly giving up their possessions to the inheritor. Free will, willingly done. With UBI, it's basically everyone's tax money forcibly taken…
No, I do think there's value in giving people a reason to work. As a by-product of work you are forced to socialize with a different group of people; the chores you do get you out of the house, and give you something to…
kiba above doesn't seem to know exponential growth. Self-replication leads to exponential growth. Creating more satellites here locally only gives you linear growth.
Of course we'd kill other species. Look at our own past, just 400 years ago FFS. What happened to the Native Americans? Then look at the species of animals that we're driving to extinction right now.
You can actually just do return big_object_ptr; Instead of the std::move. The compiler will complain if it can't do RVO because unique_ptr prohibits a copy, so you're safe :)
It was testimony from the said taxpayer-funded university that killed the patent. "While UC lawyers cooperated with the plaintiffs, two UC Berkeley-trained computer scientists were key witnesses in the effort to…