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5y ago
That's pretty literally the framework of science .
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5y ago
I mean that's not really the point. The thing is that if a journalist writes an article about inflation they might ask me if inflation is affecting me but of course the majority of the article will be from "experts" because
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5y ago
I unload trucks and stock shelves at Target. You think my viewpoint about inflation is gonna get published in a way that anyone sees?
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5y ago
It's mostly a jargon thing to distinguish that they're using an academic term of art rather than just colloquial lay term.
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5y ago
>> Shouldn't these companies have an incentive to provide accurate data? If their information about me might be wrong they can charge me to keep an eye on it.
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5y ago
This is a picture of me when I was younger.
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5y ago
github hijacks so many keys, can't stand it.
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5y ago
Firefox's quickfind behavior is a solid 25-30% of why I never switched to chrome.
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5y ago
Firefox. it used to actually default to quick searching anything you typed (with / quick searching only links) but now you have to fiddle with an option for that. ETA: in the spirit of the thread: I'm in Albuquerque, New Mexico, U
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5y ago
But we have a vaccine.
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5y ago
"let god sort em out" is just eugenics.
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5y ago
Whether this article means to it makes the case for requiring vaccination instead, which, yeah we should do that.
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5y ago
My elevator pitch for Prolog is this: It's a constraint solving language, linear problem solving language, a database query language, a parsing language, and an expert systems language. All unified (sorry that's a pun) transparent
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5y ago
I've never used it but for Java there's https://gitlab.com/pika-lab/tuprolog/2p-in-kotlin ( documentation seems to be lagging but here's the 3.3 manual https://gitlab.com/pika-lab&#x
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Steep Rise in Educational Gag Orders
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5y ago
Side note: Lays are actually a vendored product at Target. I don't know about Kroger.
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5y ago
I had to get tetanus and hep-b vaccines to go to school in Florida twenty years ago. ETA: here's the current list of required vaccines in FL http://www.floridahealth.gov/programs-and-services/immunizat...
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5y ago
RFID tags are very tiny, at Target we got them in stuff like the tags on dish towels. Not the paper tag held on by a plastic string but like the wash/materials tags.
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5y ago
One of the great talking points of capitalism is that competition breeds efficiency, so no: the complete decoupling of production from demand is at least A weird part.
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5y ago
Anarcho-capitalism as a phrase was basically Rothbard trolling. What ever merits it may have, it shouldn't be lumped in with the rest of anarchist philosophy. (also to be clear I think ancap has approximately zero merit)
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5y ago
Well if nothing has any arguments then yeah, it's basically the second version. but if you had arguments you end up with things like %foo(+A,-B) foo(A,42) :- A < 10. foo(A,24) :- A >= 10. foo(_,100). which
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5y ago
Opposing jails in general is in fact a part of the debate over whether certain punishments match the crimes. It's not even a particularly extreme part/position in that debate.
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5y ago
I think you misinterpreted that. Prolog does has an if operator -> as in ( P -> If ; Else ) yes, but oldsecondhand said :- "predicateA is true" if "clauseB is true" and "clauseC is true". or in prol
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5y ago
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2021/12/shoplifti...
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5y ago
If the constant scams in cryptocurrency space show anything it's that they trust each other way too much. "Trust less" is a sort of aesthetic pose more than anything
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Right? god, what a cast. I remember coming back to some years after I first saw as a kid and realizing just how absolutely stacked it was. Hell even has super early career Donal logue
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5y ago
Even then, the box: "an ASIC implementation of a newly discovered crypto attack" complete with a massive white board full of linear algebra is about as good a muggufin as you can ask for in any computer adjacent movie.
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5y ago
"unsigned" doesn't express intent. It expresses implementation, maybe it expresses assumption. Ada's "Positive" or "Natural" or subtype X is Integer range Y..Z; expresses intent (well expresses
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5y ago
You say that but the 28 foot context menu with every possible action from every application in Windows' File Explorer (and in file selection dialogs) is the thing I miss in Linux.
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5y ago
I've been using the can opener on my leatherman for two or three years now exclusively... my old can opener broke and every time I think to buy a new one in a store I see the price of a good one and think "well fuck that", ev
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