It would take 18-20 years to grow a replacement for the assasinated person. Why not just reform that person to someone more suited to what 'they' want them to be.
Seriously, crypto mining has to be one of the most wasteful endeavours invented by human kind. Yes, it is cool, yes it is fun, yes it is nerdy but seriously people. We are wasting a lot of energy which translates to fossil fuel emissions which we as nerds should be working towards eliminating.
But not because of age. Mostly because of cost. Younger folk are willing to work longer & harder for less money. My experience is that although there are a lot of young coders that can legitimately code better than I can at this point due to the fact that they are more familiar with all the new tools, they really do not know enough about what makes software succeed. Sure, they can put together nodejs microservices up quickly. They can whip up microservices in docker containers in a jiffy but their stuff always requires multiple refactorings before they become useful as they do not understand the big picture of what they are building. The see the grass, not the trees and definitely not the forest.
I know, it is absurd but the charges are brought against the assets and not the suspect....Insane mental gymnastics needed for this. How the supreme has allowed these laws to stand is beyond me. They should be ashamed.
It would an interesting experiment with disastrous implications. Liberal states already have an influx of freeloaders that sip at the state's tit. State governments are not much better than the feds when it comes to wasting taxpayer money. The more liberal the state govt the more waste it seems to have. I don't pretend to know how bad this can get, it definitely requires more extensive analysis than what peeps on slashdot can provide.
Once a large enough library of these neoantigens is created wouldn't the process become as simple as a google search for the right combo seen before and just use it? I understand that currently the sample size is small thus the neoantigens seem to be unique to each patient but as the sample size increases I am confident we will start seeing repeats. Can anyone who know about this comment?
Upper mgmt. decided to dive in all the 'cool' kids tech. Our team is large and ranges in age from mid 20s to myself at 51. I'd say that the cool kids are full of enthusiasm but they are making dramatic mistakes that is costing us time and money. Same way outsourcing was proven to work sometimes, I think the coolness of youth will also be re-evaluated at some point and the experience of old will be appreciated more.
No one is forcing you to do business with said ISP. Unfortunately, in some parts of the country these guys have monopolies due to localized monopoly laws but that is a separate issue.
Obviously a lot of you don't have kids/acquaintances in that age group. Their free time is spent messaging, skyping and watching the multitude of famous youtubers. There is little free time left for anything else like personal hygiene, outdoor activities, movies, etc. The constant-on connection is occupying all of their free/leisure time.
So now if someone wants to spy on top secret work done at certain agencies of the US Govt, all they have to do is plant spies at the borders. No need to infiltrate such agencies. Nice going stupid government.
Maybe when you get a new PC/laptop, the question should be asked up front. Do you want to make your PC/Laptop more secure/easier to use/similar to your iPhone (with some small print saying that it will become a cloud-only appliance). If you answer yes then it sets itself to be that. You should also be able to switch between the two modes of operation if the need arises.
I am all for snubbing out 2nd hand smoke as one's rights end when you infringe on another's but forcing people's will through economic means is still using force and it should not be tolerated. Govt has no right to control what I do with my body...
As a teenager growing up in Europe, I had to compete for those limited spots. For many reasons, I was out-competed. The effort required to get into the top 'free' institutions was more than I was willing to put forth as I was a kid and wanted to do kid things not spend all day studying. Luckily I ended up in the USA where I got a decent education without the cutthroat competition. I became a very successful professional in a STEM field. I think the USA system costs a lot but gives opportunity to kids to become something without facing life-sucking competition at the age where they should be kids.
I don't mean for govt to provide more civil worker jobs that are hard to reduce in the long run. They could have a bucket of part time jobs that could be filled by the unexpectedly unemployed. Even if the job is as medial as sitting at a desk answering calls or whatever. That job can pay the UBI as a salary. That way the person stays in the mindset of being productive.
All of these drugs have severe mind-altering side effects. Memory loss sometime permanent is a frequent complaint. Dulling of emotions another. Of course, along with all the dulling, the bad thoughts are also dulled and thus the effectiveness. The drugs make you less human so that you can live with the fact that being human is a tough sordid ordeal. Hell, being alive is a tough sordid ordeal. It's just that since we are sentient, we question everything and that causes the root problem. I think that if depression is caught early and diet and exercise is introduced, it can be prevented from becoming life-consuming but it is not recognized early enough and it becomes severe, there is no times for games, the drugs are then needed to prevent a much worse outcome.
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It would take 18-20 years to grow a replacement for the assasinated person. Why not just reform that person to someone more suited to what 'they' want them to be.
Seriously, crypto mining has to be one of the most wasteful endeavours invented by human kind. Yes, it is cool, yes it is fun, yes it is nerdy but seriously people. We are wasting a lot of energy which translates to fossil fuel emissions which we as nerds should be working towards eliminating.
Seriously, keep that on. If anything goes wrong with the laptop you can always revert to previous state.
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How do they know I am not trying to find my way?
But not because of age. Mostly because of cost. Younger folk are willing to work longer & harder for less money. My experience is that although there are a lot of young coders that can legitimately code better than I can at this point due to the fact that they are more familiar with all the new tools, they really do not know enough about what makes software succeed. Sure, they can put together nodejs microservices up quickly. They can whip up microservices in docker containers in a jiffy but their stuff always requires multiple refactorings before they become useful as they do not understand the big picture of what they are building. The see the grass, not the trees and definitely not the forest.
Do you care to elaborate on your stack? What is this generator you speak of? Thanks
I know, it is absurd but the charges are brought against the assets and not the suspect....Insane mental gymnastics needed for this. How the supreme has allowed these laws to stand is beyond me. They should be ashamed.
And a few movies I've run across but don't remember the names.
It would an interesting experiment with disastrous implications. Liberal states already have an influx of freeloaders that sip at the state's tit. State governments are not much better than the feds when it comes to wasting taxpayer money. The more liberal the state govt the more waste it seems to have. I don't pretend to know how bad this can get, it definitely requires more extensive analysis than what peeps on slashdot can provide.
Regardless of who is levying it. It should be indexed for 'real' inflation. In 10 years everyone in Seattle will be making more than $250K.
And be a container for Office. Really, I think it's heading that way.
Once a large enough library of these neoantigens is created wouldn't the process become as simple as a google search for the right combo seen before and just use it? I understand that currently the sample size is small thus the neoantigens seem to be unique to each patient but as the sample size increases I am confident we will start seeing repeats. Can anyone who know about this comment?
You are the unicorn policy holder. Everyone else's policy premiums went through the roof,
Upper mgmt. decided to dive in all the 'cool' kids tech. Our team is large and ranges in age from mid 20s to myself at 51. I'd say that the cool kids are full of enthusiasm but they are making dramatic mistakes that is costing us time and money. Same way outsourcing was proven to work sometimes, I think the coolness of youth will also be re-evaluated at some point and the experience of old will be appreciated more.
No one is forcing you to do business with said ISP. Unfortunately, in some parts of the country these guys have monopolies due to localized monopoly laws but that is a separate issue.
Obviously a lot of you don't have kids/acquaintances in that age group. Their free time is spent messaging, skyping and watching the multitude of famous youtubers. There is little free time left for anything else like personal hygiene, outdoor activities, movies, etc. The constant-on connection is occupying all of their free/leisure time.
I think as a whole we would be a lot better off as a species without it.
So now if someone wants to spy on top secret work done at certain agencies of the US Govt, all they have to do is plant spies at the borders. No need to infiltrate such agencies. Nice going stupid government.
Maybe when you get a new PC/laptop, the question should be asked up front. Do you want to make your PC/Laptop more secure/easier to use/similar to your iPhone (with some small print saying that it will become a cloud-only appliance). If you answer yes then it sets itself to be that. You should also be able to switch between the two modes of operation if the need arises.
I am all for snubbing out 2nd hand smoke as one's rights end when you infringe on another's but forcing people's will through economic means is still using force and it should not be tolerated. Govt has no right to control what I do with my body...
it's required though when an electric bus is hurtling down the street towards you from the side.
As a teenager growing up in Europe, I had to compete for those limited spots. For many reasons, I was out-competed. The effort required to get into the top 'free' institutions was more than I was willing to put forth as I was a kid and wanted to do kid things not spend all day studying. Luckily I ended up in the USA where I got a decent education without the cutthroat competition. I became a very successful professional in a STEM field. I think the USA system costs a lot but gives opportunity to kids to become something without facing life-sucking competition at the age where they should be kids.
I don't mean for govt to provide more civil worker jobs that are hard to reduce in the long run. They could have a bucket of part time jobs that could be filled by the unexpectedly unemployed. Even if the job is as medial as sitting at a desk answering calls or whatever. That job can pay the UBI as a salary. That way the person stays in the mindset of being productive.
All of these drugs have severe mind-altering side effects. Memory loss sometime permanent is a frequent complaint. Dulling of emotions another. Of course, along with all the dulling, the bad thoughts are also dulled and thus the effectiveness. The drugs make you less human so that you can live with the fact that being human is a tough sordid ordeal. Hell, being alive is a tough sordid ordeal. It's just that since we are sentient, we question everything and that causes the root problem. I think that if depression is caught early and diet and exercise is introduced, it can be prevented from becoming life-consuming but it is not recognized early enough and it becomes severe, there is no times for games, the drugs are then needed to prevent a much worse outcome.