9) And weirdly, during the last debate a fly landed on Hillary's face [heatst.com]. That's not a problem or even especially interesting, but the fact that it landed, walked around and she never flinched or even notices [youtube.com] is creeping out a lot of people.
San Jose, like San Francisco and the rest of the SF Bay Area, doesn't want to allow enough new residential units to be built each year,
Like every other place. Every place from giant cities to small country-side towns wants no change in their town.
We have some kind of weird neurotic attachment to things never changing. Even if it's that incredibly ugly old brick building down the road, don't put people in it.
No, that's basically what they are doing. There are multiple exchanges. Ideally, the order will go out on all of them at once, but of course, there are millisecond delays. HFT sees the order come in on one exchange, then jumps quickly to the next exchange and makes the deal first.
Pretty sure when people talk about hard working generation they say "the greatest generation." The Baby Boomers were those slackers who listened to the Beatles, did drugs, and ran up credit card debt.
Here's the raw data, the article itself is behind a paywall. Choosing 2015 is kind of cherry-picking for the headline, since in 2014 there were only 3,5 million acres burned.
There's a fairly strong correlation between temperature and wildfires, so, this finding seems reasonable.
The full context isn't very good, either. "I'll call some lobbyists to get this done." Really? How about, "let's call in some experts who can figure out a good path forward." Or how about, "I'll talk to the other senators, and convince them that this is a good idea." Delegating to lobbyists is about the worst thing you can do.
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Wait until anti-science folks realize this is GMO.
industrial processing to make it edible and hormone-like effects abound....
Uh, you mean it has to be cooked? Edamame is a delicious dish of straight soybeans........
Also, every food you eat affects your hormones......
This can and should cause an explosion of options and new opportunities for economic growth, innovation, and human flourishing in general.
Really?
How's about they just start mandating that businesses provide a certain amount of parking?
How does that at all relate to housing?
Mark and Luis – digital created a fake craigslist jobs post for women who want to apply to jobs one of Trump’s organizations.
lol
9) And weirdly, during the last debate a fly landed on Hillary's face [heatst.com]. That's not a problem or even especially interesting, but the fact that it landed, walked around and she never flinched or even notices [youtube.com] is creeping out a lot of people.
That will affect the election close to zero.
Here's my favorite email. It's older, but from Debbie Wasserman Schultz herself. Don't know how I'd react in her situation. but it makes me laugh.
What I see is that most of San Francisco is not at risk of liquefaction. Cool map, btw.
San Jose, like San Francisco and the rest of the SF Bay Area, doesn't want to allow enough new residential units to be built each year,
Like every other place. Every place from giant cities to small country-side towns wants no change in their town.
We have some kind of weird neurotic attachment to things never changing. Even if it's that incredibly ugly old brick building down the road, don't put people in it.
the "sprawling industrial town" in the Pho Yen area might be some kind of planned "illuminati" grand experiment in economics.
I'll be honest, I'm not even sure what that means.
It means you hate all the candidates.
I'm just waiting for the fact-checkers to start fact-checking each other. I'll start a fact-checker-checker website. The whole thing will implode.
News is entertainment, not news.
If it were news, it would be boring.
Bro, look at what is literally trending right now.
The moment I saw that Microsoft bezel under the infotainment system, I knew it was trouble.
I literally decided against buying a Ford for this exact reason. At least, waiting until they got rid of it.
No, that's basically what they are doing. There are multiple exchanges. Ideally, the order will go out on all of them at once, but of course, there are millisecond delays. HFT sees the order come in on one exchange, then jumps quickly to the next exchange and makes the deal first.
That's not AI, that's front-running.
What can our modern 'AI' do? Deep Mind isn't even turing complete.
Pretty sure when people talk about hard working generation they say "the greatest generation." The Baby Boomers were those slackers who listened to the Beatles, did drugs, and ran up credit card debt.
And nobody claims that global warming is a threat to life on Earth.
James Hansen does.
Nobody (who has an actual clue anyway) is worried about the end of the world here
James Hansen does, and he might be the world's most prestigious climate scientist.
It's a vicious cycle!
What was 2016? I couldn't find the data.
Here's the raw data, the article itself is behind a paywall. Choosing 2015 is kind of cherry-picking for the headline, since in 2014 there were only 3,5 million acres burned.
There's a fairly strong correlation between temperature and wildfires, so, this finding seems reasonable.
That sound you hear is the sound of AI winter coming closer.
The full context isn't very good, either. "I'll call some lobbyists to get this done." Really? How about, "let's call in some experts who can figure out a good path forward." Or how about, "I'll talk to the other senators, and convince them that this is a good idea." Delegating to lobbyists is about the worst thing you can do.