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6y ago
The are good points. Thanks for taking the time to explain.
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6y ago
Playing devil's advocate: You could also make the argument in the other direction, so this isn't as cut and dry a case of the prosecution being clearly at fault. Additionally, this is a legal document, and there could be a strict
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6y ago
Here's the prosecutor's office's response to the release of the man who threw coffee at a toddler (from the article you linked in fact). ---------------- In evaluating whether there is sufficient evidence to support a felony
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6y ago
Would you mind going into a little more detail? I'd like to better understand your position.
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6y ago
I'm fascinated how people don't seem to be receptive to your promotion of positivity (by how you've been downvoted) IMO, your outlook is exactly what we need more of in the world. In a related vein to you I don't get any
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6y ago
Without a doubt I'd continue programming even if I wasn't working. It's a craft. And like any other craft there are those who enjoy it as a creative outlet.
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6y ago
Coal, oil, gas fossil fuels are all contained in the earth's crust and make up an extremely small fraction of it. The crust is just 1% of the volume of the planet and the mantle that the rigid plates float on is 84% of the volume. I&#x
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6y ago
This reminds me of a story when VR was just becoming big. Someone had been playing the game "Job Simulator" in the restaurant level where you play as a cook in the kitchen of a restaurant. The player was constantly looking in the
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6y ago
> Many times “complex abstraction” just means “an abstraction I am not familiar with”. A lot of times it can also mean "an abstraction that my development environment is unaware of or otherwise has deficient tooling for"
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7y ago
Someone wanted to get this done without waiting on the DBA team so they rolled some implicit schema instead.
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7y ago
> Java does not crash # # A fatal error has been detected by the Java Runtime Environment: # # SIGSEGV (0xb) at pc=0x00007fae709d4a10, pid=18032, tid=140386298201856 # # JRE version: Java(TM) SE Runtime Environ
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7y ago
English grammar textbooks started excluding it because doing so made the language more like Latin and this was considered a good thing.
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7y ago
More likely is people will believe videos that they agree with and disbelieve ones they don't, much like today.
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7y ago
> with a single configuration language to learn + JSON
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7y ago
Aha, thanks for the explanation, it's just what I was looking for. I thought GDP was more blunt than that.
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7y ago
Why is it a given that this will show up as GDP growth, even accounting for approximation error? If I make widget X twice as efficiently and buy fewer resources, isn't that a GDP loss? Or is there an assumption that I would make twice
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7y ago
What in the world does "read the air" mean? Is it an uncommon way to say something like "read between the lines" or is it something else entirely?
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7y ago
There's some of that on itch.io, there's just also plenty of paid stuff there too.
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7y ago
> That depends how you define "work". I don't disagree with what you've said, I just wanted to chime in that in the context of the conversation to this point the definition is something in the ballpark of "are av
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7y ago
> Write them an email? That isn't a serious suggestion, because you know it would accomplish nothing. If no-one ever complains about it, it will be difficult to prioritize over things people do complain about.
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7y ago
A) How'd we jump from billions to trillions? B) Is that an argument against not double paying these people? C) Are you being sarcastic or do you really believe we should be increasing military spending? Poe's Law is rearing its ug
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Because it's one of the primary normative consequences for illegal activity, and people assume that the executives are culpable for the deaths of hundreds and that that's illegal.
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7y ago
So I guess then the question to ask becomes "Is there a point at which these short-term loans become problematic, and if so, what are the signs it's hit that point, and what are the consequences of failing to stop that point from
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7y ago
> Some kind of weird Maven/Gradle thing that needs to go out and check something, even though the dependencies have all been pre-installed... It is often possible to tell Maven at least to work in offline mode and not check for depe
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7y ago
Outside of the context of hard drives, KB is almost always used to mean KiB
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"hotword" detection is done in special recognition hardware so as to not incur latency to the cloud, which is where the rest of the voice recognition gets done. You can't change the hotword, or can only choose between a few,
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7y ago
The article couldn't have been shared here simply because the submitter found it interesting and thought others here might feel similarly?
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7y ago
Why shouldn't a professor make 150k? I mean, from a societal point of view.
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7y ago
Because you can't buy something for a thick phone to make it thinner. Each person can make their own decision on the thickness/other concerns trade-off.
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7y ago
If that were true there wouldn't be so much bullshit on the first few pages. Try doing a Google search that gets lots of low-effort ad-stuffed "top x" or "best x of 2019" lists or similar garbage and changing the da
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