> I have no clue why so many people desire to believe that our ancestors were apes Technically, we are apes, you and me. Hominids, Great apes. The degree of certainty we have about that and about core concepts of…
Sometimes when I'm thinking about it and what 95% of developers are working on, it feels like a planet-wide charity project against unemployment.
So. Instead of giving any arguments you prefer to claim a higher ground based only on some intrinsic quality miraculously shared only by people who agree with you, but some terrible people don't and deserve pity. Nice…
Well, I beg to differ. I'm against kindergarten level of moral. Look, luddism is bad for everybody in a long term. We saw riots against Uber in some country where people turn cars upside down or burn them. It hurts…
> - The traffic that (apparently) comes from competitors scraping our prices exceeds the traffic coming from legit customers. We're paying more to supply data to our competitors than to our customers! Make an API, put…
Oh hey, I got where you were mistaken! :) You assumed that people who don't want their data being scraped are the nice guys and people who want to use that data are the baddies. Nope, my point was that it's the other…
> scraper goes on to use that information in ways that are for the commercial benefit of the scraper and usually to the detriment of the site owner Yes, and they extract that benefit because in the process they add a…
Unpopular opinion here. I think that it would be better for most if scraping prevention was illegal if there's no API that allows authorised application to perform every action accessible to authorised user. Just…
I don't think I'll convince you to try the latest MM, so I've ordered the one you've mentioned (Logitech's MX Master 2). It should be delivered to me tomorrow. I'll be using it for at least 1-2 weeks just for the sake…
> But... why? idk exact reasoning, but it seems like they've decided to maximise design focus on primary user experience from device sacrificing almost nothing. > Logitech managed to build a significantly more…
> What happens when the battery conks out? throw away the mouse and buy a new one That's the easiest thing to do, yes. But you can bring it to apple care, they do battery replacement for smth like $35 I guess. And if…
> It still means the thing is unusable when charging, no matter how long a charge lasts. That was the whole purpose of putting it in a bottom. The thing works several months on a single charge and it takes just a couple…
Ah, thank you. William James keeps chasing me.
Is it a known phrase or your good sense of humour?
So what if he is? Humanity can cover whole planet in asphalt and survive.
Surprisingly, that's how I thought about it.
Somebody, please explain me, why out of blue it became fashionable to put that native-sounding flavour of an accent in games and movies even when its story assumes almost every character in it is a native speaker? I…
Flippant – yes, interesting points – really not. My problem is with grandparent comment. I don't get how it's permissible to discuss ethics of other peoples reproductive choices.
Let me help you. > does a child have a right to know who their biological parent is? Not necessarily > Is it ethical to donate, create offspring, and remain anonymous? Yes > Some family predispositions to certain health…
If you don't see labour camps as a form of modern slavery, then I'm genuinely asking you to provide the definition you've learned back at school.
Well, we have better means for automation now. But I'm just fascinated how quickly that solution pops up in such discussions as soon as it's convenient.
I like how we instinctively turn to slavery when there's a grand project that becomes vital.
We don't know exact question asked. And even if it contained exact "stealing" phrasing, it's possible mr. Bengio simply decided to ignore connotation for sake of productive conversation. It's clear both we and him are…
Really. Because "they" are not "Yoshua Bengio". "They" are the journalists. In a link from this quote: "You have expressed concern that corporations have ‘stolen’ talent from academia. Is this still an issue?"…
What concerns me the most is a wave of people who don't like learning. It's the best part of our jobs! People are complaining about new languages, frameworks, platforms, features here more and more. There's always at…
> I have no clue why so many people desire to believe that our ancestors were apes Technically, we are apes, you and me. Hominids, Great apes. The degree of certainty we have about that and about core concepts of…
Sometimes when I'm thinking about it and what 95% of developers are working on, it feels like a planet-wide charity project against unemployment.
So. Instead of giving any arguments you prefer to claim a higher ground based only on some intrinsic quality miraculously shared only by people who agree with you, but some terrible people don't and deserve pity. Nice…
Well, I beg to differ. I'm against kindergarten level of moral. Look, luddism is bad for everybody in a long term. We saw riots against Uber in some country where people turn cars upside down or burn them. It hurts…
> - The traffic that (apparently) comes from competitors scraping our prices exceeds the traffic coming from legit customers. We're paying more to supply data to our competitors than to our customers! Make an API, put…
Oh hey, I got where you were mistaken! :) You assumed that people who don't want their data being scraped are the nice guys and people who want to use that data are the baddies. Nope, my point was that it's the other…
> scraper goes on to use that information in ways that are for the commercial benefit of the scraper and usually to the detriment of the site owner Yes, and they extract that benefit because in the process they add a…
Unpopular opinion here. I think that it would be better for most if scraping prevention was illegal if there's no API that allows authorised application to perform every action accessible to authorised user. Just…
I don't think I'll convince you to try the latest MM, so I've ordered the one you've mentioned (Logitech's MX Master 2). It should be delivered to me tomorrow. I'll be using it for at least 1-2 weeks just for the sake…
> But... why? idk exact reasoning, but it seems like they've decided to maximise design focus on primary user experience from device sacrificing almost nothing. > Logitech managed to build a significantly more…
> What happens when the battery conks out? throw away the mouse and buy a new one That's the easiest thing to do, yes. But you can bring it to apple care, they do battery replacement for smth like $35 I guess. And if…
> It still means the thing is unusable when charging, no matter how long a charge lasts. That was the whole purpose of putting it in a bottom. The thing works several months on a single charge and it takes just a couple…
Ah, thank you. William James keeps chasing me.
Is it a known phrase or your good sense of humour?
So what if he is? Humanity can cover whole planet in asphalt and survive.
Surprisingly, that's how I thought about it.
Somebody, please explain me, why out of blue it became fashionable to put that native-sounding flavour of an accent in games and movies even when its story assumes almost every character in it is a native speaker? I…
Flippant – yes, interesting points – really not. My problem is with grandparent comment. I don't get how it's permissible to discuss ethics of other peoples reproductive choices.
Let me help you. > does a child have a right to know who their biological parent is? Not necessarily > Is it ethical to donate, create offspring, and remain anonymous? Yes > Some family predispositions to certain health…
If you don't see labour camps as a form of modern slavery, then I'm genuinely asking you to provide the definition you've learned back at school.
Well, we have better means for automation now. But I'm just fascinated how quickly that solution pops up in such discussions as soon as it's convenient.
I like how we instinctively turn to slavery when there's a grand project that becomes vital.
We don't know exact question asked. And even if it contained exact "stealing" phrasing, it's possible mr. Bengio simply decided to ignore connotation for sake of productive conversation. It's clear both we and him are…
Really. Because "they" are not "Yoshua Bengio". "They" are the journalists. In a link from this quote: "You have expressed concern that corporations have ‘stolen’ talent from academia. Is this still an issue?"…
What concerns me the most is a wave of people who don't like learning. It's the best part of our jobs! People are complaining about new languages, frameworks, platforms, features here more and more. There's always at…