sjbr

Nice. It can work with something like https://github.com/github/spec-kit ?

At least you are getting chat control.

you could also use Oh my tmux!: https://github.com/gpakosz/.tmux

So an instance of epistemological emergence instead of ontological emergence.

Form.io is an open source alternative

B(I)TE Information control Illustration:

http://www.crustaceansingles.com/2016/04/inquiring-minds.htm...

BITE = Behavior Information Thought Emotional Control

All cults use that but all religions do too to a certain degree.

No sane religion will allow members that can think for themselves to do an independent research and decide if they want to join or not. That would remove the easiest prey, children. Children have an implicit trust in his parents so religion will hijack that and insert themselves at the center of their lives. As Paine said: All national institutions of churches, whether Jewish, Christian or Turkish, appear to me no other than human inventions, set up to terrify and enslave mankind, and monopolize power and profit.

the title has to be 'Google has ...'

it's not swing, it's SWT that is why it has the native look

This interview was from the original ML class online back in 2011 I think, one of the first MOOCs

*I have the free Certificate of Accomplishment signed by Andrew Ng

Best. Thing. Ever.

After being raised in a cult, this describes perfectly the members in such organizations. A cult is being rational in undermining the reasoning abilities of the members and indoctrinating them to use fake reasoning. And redefining words such as logic, reasoning, truth.

There is a newer version for production: FreeBSD 11.1-RELEASE

it's fixed now

They like to say that The Watchtower is the most read magazine in the world and that the second most distributed magazine in the world is Awake!, also published by the church

I'm critical of the faith now (and all religion), so I feel good

One ex-member of the faith here, if anyone has any questions.

Shame on them!

Yesterday, it was offline most of the day for me.

you can see it in: www.google.com/nexus