But some people stay thin much longer, their microbes cause the food to be turned into fat much less.
Also it's not so simple as "just eat less", the body has a concept of what your 'normal' weight is. If you lose some the chemical processes will change to make more fat and compensate for the weight loss. It probably takes about 6 months of holding an amount of weight before this concept changes.
Eventually being fat is a combination of many factors, several of which you do have control over.
It's so stupid for countries to each have their own special tax exemptions thinking they can lure in some extra companies. The end result is that big companies have meaningless (=no extra jobs but empty buildings) box offices everywhere and effectively pay no taxes. Anywhere! So in the end the countries not only receive no benefits, but also less taxes from their own companies. And it heavily favors big companies over smaller ones. But I guess politics are too corrupt and big companies are paying too much 'lobbying' money to keep this stuff going.
"Putting it to career choices, to pay and employment, have a huge upside if we do it right."
Yea especially the "if we do it right" part. Because if you do it wrong it could have very damaging personal consequences. Machine learning by definition generalizes across the population, so if you don't behave like others have before you, you are screwed. Especially in the USA where employers have very little power this will be used against people and cause serious career damage.
Except DMCA claims are often totally ridiculous and not even read, they are just blindly accepted.
If this claim had actually been read by a person they would have realised it was nonsense.
The problem you mention is the opposite. This was used by the accuser to find out who the accused was.
So stronger compile time checking leads to better quality code, no surprise there. I'm a fan of strong checking during compile time. But dynamic features might allow the programmer to achieve more with their program. Either way when you see that project organisation factors have a much greater effect, it seems to me that the language effect is insignificant.
What's really interesting to me is how they measured the code quality. How did they determine that a commit was defective?
Measures of control should be subject to democratic discussion. In which case the scientists would be right. Sadly the USA is not a democracy anymore. So I agree that this research will lead to more government control.
If you've shown to be against public interest why start a news site at all? Should the point of a news site not be to inform the readers? But we already know Verizon will act against everyone else's interests, so why consider anything they say on any subject?
It's so sad that some are still stuck on older versions of IE (South Korea).
Especially when there are two free and better alternatives...
A customer of my company now want's us to make an app we made working for IE 9:(
Friction can become so great that nobody bothers to overcome it. Most societies stopped developing technology after a certain point. So this 'infinite' drive to develop technology is not a common society attribute.
Actually it should not be organized by governments, only regulated.
As many other countries have already shown!
Sadly the US seems to love capitalism so much that it wants to give companies infinite power, which they then abuse...
Playing games.
Being bored is not an excuse to make someones life miserable.
If you need to hurt others to satisfy your needs, your a sadist.
We should not just accept that because it's gonna happen anyway.
Sadly the US already has treaties like this with bad consequences.
For freedom, not companies. They get to sue government when they don't like a law and get paid for it.
Are they simultaneously expanding elsewhere?
Are they being blocked by cable companies who know they will lose to any competition?
They are also deploying weather balloons in extremely poor countries to get people anywhere on the internet.
At this rate those people will have better internet than most US citizens, and for free.
It's crazy to me that those suits the caretakers have to use are so unpractical.
One would think that with modern technology (space suits) we would be able to engineer a practical suite that can hold out ebola.
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But some people stay thin much longer, their microbes cause the food to be turned into fat much less.
Also it's not so simple as "just eat less", the body has a concept of what your 'normal' weight is. If you lose some the chemical processes will change to make more fat and compensate for the weight loss. It probably takes about 6 months of holding an amount of weight before this concept changes.
Eventually being fat is a combination of many factors, several of which you do have control over.
"There will always be tax loopholes" No that's the result of politics, it could easily change.
European governments could do this today...
True, that's the taxes citizens pay. And european get a better government in return.
I'd rather have the money myself by paying less taxes myself and letting companies pay the difference that goverment misses out on.
It's so stupid for countries to each have their own special tax exemptions thinking they can lure in some extra companies. The end result is that big companies have meaningless (=no extra jobs but empty buildings) box offices everywhere and effectively pay no taxes. Anywhere! So in the end the countries not only receive no benefits, but also less taxes from their own companies. And it heavily favors big companies over smaller ones. But I guess politics are too corrupt and big companies are paying too much 'lobbying' money to keep this stuff going.
eh? fairness? People have to pay taxes, so should companies!
"Putting it to career choices, to pay and employment, have a huge upside if we do it right."
Yea especially the "if we do it right" part. Because if you do it wrong it could have very damaging personal consequences. Machine learning by definition generalizes across the population, so if you don't behave like others have before you, you are screwed. Especially in the USA where employers have very little power this will be used against people and cause serious career damage.
Except DMCA claims are often totally ridiculous and not even read, they are just blindly accepted.
If this claim had actually been read by a person they would have realised it was nonsense.
The problem you mention is the opposite. This was used by the accuser to find out who the accused was.
I wonder if there will be push back against the DMCA system now that it helped terrorists. Like there has been push back against encryption.
So stronger compile time checking leads to better quality code, no surprise there. I'm a fan of strong checking during compile time. But dynamic features might allow the programmer to achieve more with their program. Either way when you see that project organisation factors have a much greater effect, it seems to me that the language effect is insignificant. What's really interesting to me is how they measured the code quality. How did they determine that a commit was defective?
Measures of control should be subject to democratic discussion. In which case the scientists would be right. Sadly the USA is not a democracy anymore. So I agree that this research will lead to more government control.
Drinking water allows terrorists to remain hydrated, even in dry environments! Social media aid those who use them.
Except both these companies are already state owned so if they are looking for trade secrets they can just ask.
There is one: church. Only a university gives validity to the ideas
If you've shown to be against public interest why start a news site at all? Should the point of a news site not be to inform the readers? But we already know Verizon will act against everyone else's interests, so why consider anything they say on any subject?
It's so sad that some are still stuck on older versions of IE (South Korea). :(
Especially when there are two free and better alternatives...
A customer of my company now want's us to make an app we made working for IE 9
Friction can become so great that nobody bothers to overcome it. Most societies stopped developing technology after a certain point. So this 'infinite' drive to develop technology is not a common society attribute.
Actually it should not be organized by governments, only regulated.
As many other countries have already shown!
Sadly the US seems to love capitalism so much that it wants to give companies infinite power, which they then abuse...
Playing games.
Being bored is not an excuse to make someones life miserable.
If you need to hurt others to satisfy your needs, your a sadist.
We should not just accept that because it's gonna happen anyway.
You don't have the freedom to destroy a persons life in real life (stalking). Neither should you have that freedom on the internet.
Sadly the US already has treaties like this with bad consequences.
For freedom, not companies. They get to sue government when they don't like a law and get paid for it.
Because companies are entitled to maximum profits, even if they do a crappy job.
Are they simultaneously expanding elsewhere?
Are they being blocked by cable companies who know they will lose to any competition?
They are also deploying weather balloons in extremely poor countries to get people anywhere on the internet.
At this rate those people will have better internet than most US citizens, and for free.
It's crazy to me that those suits the caretakers have to use are so unpractical.
One would think that with modern technology (space suits) we would be able to engineer a practical suite that can hold out ebola.