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CheezeIt
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5y ago
Hold your horses. He’s a Russian-Canadian residing in Singapore, if I’m googling correctly.
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Yet I see companies like Cisco announcing mental health days for their utterly broken employees.
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5y ago
That’s 49.7 days. So this must be something else.
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5y ago
I’ve found the expectation of massive gains to curtail my spending. When you know BTC would double, everything looks twice as expensive. Last year for me was like living in hyperdeflation.
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> Is it not a bigger problem that the majority of students cannot handle the math and science that currently exists? Of course not. Dumb people exist because their parents were still smart enough to breed — a much lower bar than being s
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5y ago
I’ll add, the 14TB WD externals disappeared off the shelves at the local Best Buy in the past month. The data hoarding subreddit was calling those the best price per TB. There were some $140 listings for an 8TB drive on Amazon a week or t
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5y ago
You can pick up an 8TB WD black external for $200, and I saw cheaper WD EasyStore 8TB’s at retail in Best Buy today at $180, and that’s just what I saw offhand earlier today.
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5y ago
A16Z’s interests are aligned against nimbyism, not with it, so it’s completely fallacious to treat Marc Andreesen and Atherton as synonymous entities.
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5y ago
The optimization is that it’s affordable to live there.
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5y ago
Most other Petrov games would take too many moves to be recognizable. https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1018015
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5y ago
That’s the question, isn’t it. The workers, plants, and much of the technical knowledge won’t be foreign.
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Unless it’s standardized it doesn’t actually work in practice. And with C it would break the most basic uses of the language.
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You can improve on C by removing its implicit conversions. You won’t get that in the standard.
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5y ago
Maybe it’s modern nonsense.
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5y ago
There’s also a band in the stands that marches in formation on the field at halftime.
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5y ago
> is to get super-smart children acclimatized to the world and outside of their comfort zones continuously, socialized, humble, street smart, More practically, sign them up for the marching band and/or sports. And don’t let them pl
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5y ago
A school board member stated, quoting the Facebook comment in the article: “ That being said…as currently planned, this initiative will eliminate ALL math acceleration prior to 11th grade. That is not an exaggeration, nor does there appear
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5y ago
We’re just talking about some basic muscle.
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5y ago
Some people have that problem, but look at America. Most have the opposite problem.
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5y ago
What are you talking about? Building muscle is much easier than losing weight. You just have to lift heavy things on a regular basis, and eat something more nutritious than ramen. If you work out, the sleep takes care of itself. Losing
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5y ago
The article is written by an investor in Coinbase.
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5y ago
Why does Spanner use a fixed shard size instead of scaling shards to the size of the dataset?
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6y ago
Making a company that makes money is a huge accomplishment.
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6y ago
Maybe you’re passing it to some other function that doesn’t do that, or you don’t want to add some ordering flag to the datatype because that complicates things. But the purpose of the question of course is to be an easy question showing ba