This is not a zero sum game (like war) but a greater-than-the-parts game (like trade). Having access to a larger pool of potential employees because the workplace environment is not unpleasant or toxic makes the…
> If you could give a computer all the best scripts ever written, it would eventually be able to write one that might come close to replicating an Aaron Sorkin screenplay. This is nonsense. Children's programming,…
I was on an island in Sydney harbour sitting behind someone with a handheld video camera. As the first firework exploded, his video camera turned off. Everyone looked around at the buildings, waiting for the lights to…
Only if you take the time to look back
I don't know why anyone tries to improve on Hippocrates. Who needs to know more than that we are a balance of sanguine, choleric, melancholic and phlegmatic? And that this balance is cause by precious bodily fluids,…
If it has been doing it for three of the last four years, good. If it has been doing it for five of the last seven years, dodgy. IANACFA
FWIW, this is a well recognised problem in Japan * http://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2014/11/15/editorials/ge...
I too welcome the coming of our supercavitating goldfish overlords.
Forced to rent below cost, no, but if they can't make a profit out running a business that works within the law they shouldn't be engaging in the business.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/12/151216082154.h... "the influence of genes on intelligence varies according to people's social class in the US, but not in Western Europe or Australia. " "That is, the…
Offline delivery? WhatsApp seems to do offline delivery. c.f. https://www.quora.com/Suppose-I-sent-a-text-on-WhatsApp-to-m...
Spoiler, it's a swibble, and the reason that the DHOS dosen't know about them now, is because they are from the future. > SWIBBLE: some kind of device to control the 'politically correct behaviour' of citizens. It is…
"Science for more than a half-century has found ways to complicate the matter ..." Peterson, T. C. and Wallis, T. W. R. (1997), Running in the rain. Weather, 52: 93–96. doi: 10.1002/j.1477-8696.1997.tb06281.x…
Similarly, we will never have fusion weapons until we can correctly simulate and model a nuclear reaction on a computer.
Does it enjoy playing the game?
You could generate bitcoins.
For reference, wages in 1982 - http://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/1982/10/rpt2full.pdf
Also Frederic Brown, "Etaoin Shrdlu", 1942, which I have only read synopses of.
From the job ad earlier: > Some P/A's will take a rotating weekly shift to monitor the nightly job process to ensure no program errors interfere with the completion of any jobs running off hours.
1993 > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September
Less "flexible" with salary and benefits, presumably.
I've always like Prince Shotoku, able to follow ten conversations at the same time.
Decent sci-fi reading list in the sub-headings.
How about slowglass?
New cars are required to be fitted with catalytic converters that reduce pollutants.
This is not a zero sum game (like war) but a greater-than-the-parts game (like trade). Having access to a larger pool of potential employees because the workplace environment is not unpleasant or toxic makes the…
> If you could give a computer all the best scripts ever written, it would eventually be able to write one that might come close to replicating an Aaron Sorkin screenplay. This is nonsense. Children's programming,…
I was on an island in Sydney harbour sitting behind someone with a handheld video camera. As the first firework exploded, his video camera turned off. Everyone looked around at the buildings, waiting for the lights to…
Only if you take the time to look back
I don't know why anyone tries to improve on Hippocrates. Who needs to know more than that we are a balance of sanguine, choleric, melancholic and phlegmatic? And that this balance is cause by precious bodily fluids,…
If it has been doing it for three of the last four years, good. If it has been doing it for five of the last seven years, dodgy. IANACFA
FWIW, this is a well recognised problem in Japan * http://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2014/11/15/editorials/ge...
I too welcome the coming of our supercavitating goldfish overlords.
Forced to rent below cost, no, but if they can't make a profit out running a business that works within the law they shouldn't be engaging in the business.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/12/151216082154.h... "the influence of genes on intelligence varies according to people's social class in the US, but not in Western Europe or Australia. " "That is, the…
Offline delivery? WhatsApp seems to do offline delivery. c.f. https://www.quora.com/Suppose-I-sent-a-text-on-WhatsApp-to-m...
Spoiler, it's a swibble, and the reason that the DHOS dosen't know about them now, is because they are from the future. > SWIBBLE: some kind of device to control the 'politically correct behaviour' of citizens. It is…
"Science for more than a half-century has found ways to complicate the matter ..." Peterson, T. C. and Wallis, T. W. R. (1997), Running in the rain. Weather, 52: 93–96. doi: 10.1002/j.1477-8696.1997.tb06281.x…
Similarly, we will never have fusion weapons until we can correctly simulate and model a nuclear reaction on a computer.
Does it enjoy playing the game?
You could generate bitcoins.
For reference, wages in 1982 - http://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/1982/10/rpt2full.pdf
Also Frederic Brown, "Etaoin Shrdlu", 1942, which I have only read synopses of.
From the job ad earlier: > Some P/A's will take a rotating weekly shift to monitor the nightly job process to ensure no program errors interfere with the completion of any jobs running off hours.
1993 > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September
Less "flexible" with salary and benefits, presumably.
I've always like Prince Shotoku, able to follow ten conversations at the same time.
Decent sci-fi reading list in the sub-headings.
How about slowglass?
New cars are required to be fitted with catalytic converters that reduce pollutants.