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931.
by 77pt77 6y ago
Is it really extensively tested? Should one even write these kinds of libraries in C?
932.
by 77pt77 6y ago
Is sociopathy and narcissism the norm in shame societies but not in guilt societies?
933.
by 77pt77 6y ago
Where in the world doesn't this happen?
934.
by 77pt77 6y ago
I can't agree with this. Everyone I've ever seen doing something wrong in the west only showed "guilt" once caught.
935.
by 77pt77 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Didier_Raoult#Citations
936.
by 77pt77 6y ago
This varies a lot according to the area. Quite common in Biology and Chemistry. Less common in theoretical physics.
937.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> Lots of hand waiving and describing the usual phenomena in other terms. Not even that. These are impressionistic attempts to describe physics. I suggest people look into how Wolfram says he derived special relativity from his theory. S
938.
by 77pt77 6y ago
I'd say most likely.
939.
by 77pt77 6y ago
The quality of Erdos' output is questionable. He's very famous, but that's it. He's a social success and part of the problem.
940.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> From the point of view of wider society, people who don't produce tangible or comprehensible benefit are indistinguishable from parasites. No. If that were the case post 2008 we would have seen a major purge in the speculative fin
941.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> I would need to be a superstar to ever get tenure. The real issue is that tenure is not given to highly competent people. It's given to "superstars" and that is more of a political title than anything else.
942.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> the powers that rule USA don't realize that soon the only tool left to common people is violence? They do realize that and are confident that they will win. In the end it boils down to that. In here we have a case of the wrong peo
943.
by 77pt77 6y ago
There's so much hair by today's standard that you can barely see anything.
944.
by 77pt77 6y ago
On the other hand hand-washing is severely deficient there.
945.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> Nature took a long long time to get to this point where life has come to a sort of balance There is no balance. It's an illusion of selection bias and inability to consider time-scales not at the human scale.
946.
by 77pt77 6y ago
From caca labs, the producers of libcaca. you can also play videos with it: -vo=caca on mpv or mplayer You really can't make this up...
947.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> San Francisco cannot even convert places that are zoned for housing into housing You missed a "not" there. You talk about that like it's a law of Physics. It's not.
948.
by 77pt77 6y ago
And the ones that don't forget eventually get discouraged by having to go through people like him.
949.
by 77pt77 6y ago
Anyone worth their salt that spent longer than 10 minutes lokoing at openssl's source code knew that it was riddled with problems. Regardless of that none of the many billion dollar companies that relied on it invested anything into im
950.
by 77pt77 6y ago
I don't think this is true and if you a tendency to form calcifications an excess of vitamin D might be a bad idea.
951.
by 77pt77 6y ago
Not every bank is DB.
952.
by 77pt77 6y ago
Many tickets I've bough in Europe via the airline's website were using amadeus (spanish?).
953.
by 77pt77 6y ago
I was told all guest names were sent to Interpol. I always found that dubious.
954.
by 77pt77 6y ago
>pivot to another black market They're already doing that with the avocado trade.
955.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> So crazy how much our gut can affect our mood and psychological profile. This is anything but crazy. It has been well known for a very long time and is very well supported.
956.
by 77pt77 6y ago
I have no problem with chemical imbalances, but if you use that as a reason but you don't measure it you are not doing science. It's like diagnosing someone as a diabetic without measuring glucose levels directly or indirectly.
957.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> Python just runs on a lot of platforms, has a lot of mature drop-in libraries More than that. Easy interop with dlls/shared libs via ctypes
958.
by 77pt77 6y ago
The level of redundancy between all these projects never ceases to amaze me.
959.
by 77pt77 6y ago
That's another fight. Try sending email from your own box and not be blocked by the big ones (gmail, apple, yahoo, outlook, etc). It's borderline impossible even if you just send a couple of emails a week (no spam) and set up ever
960.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> Yandex does, however Nope. Also fails. I git curious a few weeks ago and tried most services mentioned here. All failed, all asked for either SMS or another email.

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