Comment Re:This might be what proves Free Will exists (Score 1) 13
because any attempt to offer the same choice more than once could not hide the history of prior choices.
Test it on advanced Alzheimer patients.
because any attempt to offer the same choice more than once could not hide the history of prior choices.
Test it on advanced Alzheimer patients.
I know Donald Trump has made you feel emboldened to express outright racism, but it is important for you to know that you are still racist garbage that nobody will ever like, let alone love. Projecting that self-hate on others only makes you uglier and more pathetic.
(Also sad is thar even with the US president at your back, youâ(TM)re still too cowardly to post this on your main).
I can see why they ignored it for so long: having multiple places to put dot files for a single app is irritating.
Not nearly as irritating as having dozens of random dot subdirectories in the root of your home directory.
The first issue costs a few developers a few days of their time to fix. The second is a problem that nags millions of users for eternity.
"It's Biden's fault! He left his auto-pen on and it poked holes in the dike." (No, I don't mean Melania.)
Climate change is a participant in their water supply problem, but not the sole cause.
Different translations seem to imply different things. Any Greekologists here?
> Matt 19, Mark 7, 10
I don't see anything direct.
> prevents Christians from effectively spreading the word of Jesus... use them to muzzle Christians
Example?
I don't think treason could have been made to apply. It's defined in the Constitution, and the definition is a *LOT* stricter than colloquial use.
Ah, but who is the consumer of those resources. Perhaps Google is selling compute to other companies. That could be quite a profitable approach.
Because at this rate, by my math, the number of AI cores Google requires will exceed the number of atoms in the visible universe within about 120 years.
Thus 5x3 becomes 5x5x5 or 3x3x3x3x3 instead of "STFU and memorize your times tables."
I'm fine with the repeated addition. My objection is the OR in your statement. Apparently not. The question was 5x3 and the kid wrote 5+5+5=15 and got marked wrong with no explanation because the teacher wanted 3+3+3+3+3=15. So I guess that you would have had a 50% chance of being marked wrong on a 2nd grade arithmatic worksheet as well, as absurd as that is. Correct answer notwithstanding.
BTW, that's not at all new. We covered multiplication that way in the 3rd grade back in 1975. Memorizing the table was just to make it quicker. I quickly "discovered" the commutative property while looking at the multiplication table and cut my memorization load in half. The part that confused the father was why is 5x3 = 5+5+5=15 "wrong".
As for 37+55, we decomposed that in the '70s as well, but I soon decided the easier decomposition was 37+55= 87+5 = 90+2=92. So I would say that meme was just someone wanting to complain. Of course the "old way" ends up in 30+50+10+2 anyway.
Shut up and memorize was not in practice during the education of the parents of today's students.
FWIW, Amazon lost money every quarter for nearly a decade. It hasn't been doing that recently.
It means fewer cats died.
hard to dispute
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Ma Bell is a mean mother!