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   by 0db532a0 8y ago

   Yes, I was indeed concerned by my wrongly perceived concern of whiddershins over the parent’s usage of the hyphen.
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   by 0db532a0 8y ago

   I was trying to make it clear that whiddershins was wrong to say that ‘deep seated’ is the correct usage in contrast to ‘deep-seated’ when Oxford, Cambridge and Merriam-Webster say that ‘deep-seated’ is indeed a correct usage. P.S. Inconsis
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   by 0db532a0 8y ago

   Interesting. Thanks. I had no idea that compact fluorescents let out so much UV.
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   by 0db532a0 8y ago

   Could you explain what you mean by ‘disrupt molecular energy transition’? Would be interested to know.
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   by 0db532a0 8y ago

   Oxford, Cambridge and Merriam-Webster say no.
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   by 0db532a0 8y ago

   I suppose we’d better get you in contact with with all those silly mathematicians who like to use proof assistants to add rigour to their work.
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   by 0db532a0 8y ago

   Where exactly did this guy defend The Bell Curve? Google doesn’t provide any sources.
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   by 0db532a0 8y ago

   Any more food products you know of which use leftovers? I’ve always suspected jam and juice to be high in leftover content.
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   by 0db532a0 8y ago

   “open source” is the new “developers”.
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    What pay-walled news source of the “free” press would you say is valuable to read? How would you define its value? What is positive impact? You dismiss people who see value in gold. You then lament over a lack in value creation. You must ha
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    “Better reinforcement-learning algorithms could ultimately prove useful for things like autonomous driving and optimizing vehicle routes”
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    Can someone explain how this might help in optimising vehicle routes as opposed to existing combinatorial algorithms made expressly for this purpose?
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    I didn't structure my reply very well. I didn't mention the fact that the dictionaries are resolved at compile time as a contradiction to anything.
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    I miss the innocent, purer times of Desktop Destroyer. Maybe less funny and more nostalgic. http://www.mystressmanagement.net/download-desktop-destroyer... Usage guide: https://youtu.be/Vq6XpdGQ-pc
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    The concept of reification exists only in the context of a chosen language and its universe of objects, and it doesn't extend to the language's implementation. Given the language Haskell and its universe of objects, Data.Typeable
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    I don't agree that this is type reification. The dictionaries are resolved at compile time. They may indeed be passed to a function at run-time, but they are not exposed to the user. They are simply a compile-time substitution of abstr
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    It's not the same. There is a measurable difference between solving cancer and not solving cancer. Your issue is actually not an issue at all, and it isn't worth any consideration.
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    Please focus on material problems.
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    You’re right regarding the meanings. They are two valid uses of the word black. Neither invokes any association to skin colour, but you choose to. Am I banned from falling upon dark times, because some people also have dark skin?
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    It really isn't interesting at all. It's actually quite banal at this point. I suppose you're one of the types that thinks that the word "blackboard" is racist too. People like you make the internet experience and l
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    Moral relativism deals with the idea that there is no fact in morality.
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    Makes sense. Thanks.
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    I’m also going to have to take you up on that <4 Euro half litre of beer next time I’m in Amsterdam.
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    That’s interesting. What’s the more real network than the one with back propagation?
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    We’re comparing London and Amsterdam, and then you come up with a source that compares countries.
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    The clipboard can be accessed by any other application.
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    Your argument isn’t rigorous in that it assumes salaries are the same. A programmer earning 70k in London would be hard pressed to earn the equivalent in Euros in Amsterdam. Also as someone who has spent a good bit of money in bars and club
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    I’ve lived and worked in both NL and London for significant lengths of time. You are wrong about taxes. In the current tax year, 70k in one year in London would give you 4052 per month after tax. In NL, you would get 3668. That is no insign
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    To be eligible for the 30% tax ruling, the company needs to prove that it cannot find an equivalent Dutch person. It isn’t a blanket ruling for any foreign person. Even if you do get it, it only lasts for n years. If you don’t, you will fin
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    by 0db532a0 8y ago

    I had no idea of that command. Thanks.