There is one unique quality in Trump is that he is willing to think out of the box. Thinking out of the box most of the time stupid, but without that some problems will just remain unsolved.
>When I was a co-op and finishing my BS, I was working as a programmer for a big company. One of the other guys there was a decent dotNET programmer and he was self-taught. One day, we all took about an hour to code up programs to brute force the answer to a riddle. He wrote his in C# or something and I wrote mine in PERL. Both of us got the right answer but mine executed in much less time than his. He just couldn't understand it. He had never been taught about speed.
Facebook is to share life events with family and friends. Nobody is interested in this except salesmen of campware and all other goods that could be peddled to people.
Today my weather app shows me ads of things I browsed on Amazon yesterday. Now this is creepy, but I still do not care. I do not like that for now I can't block them.
Insulin may be as important for the mind as it is for the body. Recent research has raised the possibility that Alzheimer's memory loss could be due to a novel third form of diabetes. Scientists have discovered why brain insulin signaling would stop working in Alzheimer's disease. They have shown that a toxic protein found in the brains of individuals with Alzheimer's removes insulin receptors from nerve cells, rendering those neurons insulin-resistant.
Very strange abstact. In the beginning it implies that diabetes cause Alzheimer, while the last sentence indicates to the opposite.
> using a non-preferred pronoun with a transgendered person
I always wanted to know how do you know. I know a cashier at a local shop who was going through transition. I was really confused on what to call them during that period: "sir or ma'am".
Everything that is predicted to happen in 50 years will either be made nonsensically obsolete by unfathomable events in the future or it will happen much earlier.
Obviously, 2001 Odyssey (meaningless pun intended) does not count as a prediction.
I was actually wondering myself on how Waymoes handled that situation during their millions of engaged miles. I did not drive mullion miles, yet I have been in that situation many times, so there MUST be already data about this.
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Obama did not think or act outside the box a single day in his pathetic weathercock life.
You do not need a commitment to flick up an underground nuclear testing site. You just flick it up and, voila.
Adding: one of the largest US _tank_ brigades in the world is in South Korea.
Trump is cracking on China, America's enemy number one, and it brings the fruits.
I do not think the analogy is correct here.
There is one unique quality in Trump is that he is willing to think out of the box. Thinking out of the box most of the time stupid, but without that some problems will just remain unsolved.
>When I was a co-op and finishing my BS, I was working as a programmer for a big company. One of the other guys there was a decent dotNET programmer and he was self-taught. One day, we all took about an hour to code up programs to brute force the answer to a riddle. He wrote his in C# or something and I wrote mine in PERL. Both of us got the right answer but mine executed in much less time than his. He just couldn't understand it. He had never been taught about speed.
Hard to believe, isn't it?
Yes, they did bother with Germans enough to help Hitler by ridiculous Versaille treaty conditions.
I worked with such sanitized data. Geography is reduced to a state and time reduced to a year. That was definitely not enough to do science.
Or Lake Vostok.
"white math" is racist.
>VoIP done right
>VoIP done cheaply
You seem to be posing two options.
high quality audio conversations
You said it like it is. Nothing to add here.
Facebook is to share life events with family and friends. Nobody is interested in this except salesmen of campware and all other goods that could be peddled to people.
Today my weather app shows me ads of things I browsed on Amazon yesterday. Now this is creepy, but I still do not care. I do not like that for now I can't block them.
I did not let Facebook steal my private data because I did not give it away to Facebook.
One incident - harbringer, two incident - trend, three incidents - national catastrophe
>local LAN
Now I read everything
Also, Google Scholar search on this reveals only old articles, latest I have seen was 2014.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/r...
Very strange abstact. In the beginning it implies that diabetes cause Alzheimer, while the last sentence indicates to the opposite.
>Old people will eventually spend all of that money on some other medical condition
Some of them. Some of them will just let it go and pass that money to the next generation.
I wonder how do I prevent robbers in scrubs from robbing my offspring dry using my senile condition.
> we believe
No, we don't.
Cheap conversion rate?
> using a non-preferred pronoun with a transgendered person
I always wanted to know how do you know. I know a cashier at a local shop who was going through transition. I was really confused on what to call them during that period: "sir or ma'am".
I wanted to say something sceptical abouy Dunning Kruger effect, but I am afraid I will be categorized as a subject of Dunning Kruger effect.
I also never argue with both of psychoanalysts.
Moreover, they are underinvesting in anything that can pay me vast sums of money
Everything that is predicted to happen in 50 years will either be made nonsensically obsolete by unfathomable events in the future or it will happen much earlier.
Obviously, 2001 Odyssey (meaningless pun intended) does not count as a prediction.
I was actually wondering myself on how Waymoes handled that situation during their millions of engaged miles. I did not drive mullion miles, yet I have been in that situation many times, so there MUST be already data about this.