DangerousPie

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by DangerousPie 3y ago
Huh, looks like you're right. Maybe they fixed it at some point?
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by DangerousPie 3y ago
In the UK for example.
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by DangerousPie 3y ago
I have never understood how to interpret AQI in iOS. Confusingly, the UI will (edit: or at least used to?) say "Air Quality: Low" when what it means is that the pollution level is low (ie. air quality is high). Somewhat disappoint
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by DangerousPie 3y ago
I suspect I'm not the only one who tried this, but ChatGPT does predictably well at this task. I gave it a basic prompt of 'Let's play a game. The rule says, "No vehicles in the park". This is a game about language
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by DangerousPie 3y ago
It's fine if they account for the number of tests they have made when they calculate their significance levels. If they just kept on trying different options until they ended up with p < 0.05 it's almost guaranteed to be noise.
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by DangerousPie 3y ago
Revenue != profit
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by DangerousPie 3y ago
Shit, I really hope it doesn't. Do you really want every silly thing you say be recorded, to come bite you in the ass decades down the line?
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
Is that the wealth distribution among white males or the wealth distribution among the population as a whole?
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
Totally agree with this. I don't even disagree with most of what they are saying, but it feels like it just became more about campaigning for what they had already decided was the truth rather than actually producing good journalism. T
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
Another German here, and I have to admit I would have actually translated "pathetisch" as "pathetic" as well. I guess my German vocabulary has suffered quite a bit over the years of living abroad.
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
Well the whole point is that it can’t.
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
To study cures for cancer you need to induce the exact type of cancer you are trying to treat in dozens of identical animals that are as similar as possible to humans, and do so in a reproducible way. suggesting you could just go and work w
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
I suspect a lot more people here will have access to a browser than to a Linux shell with a specific tool installed.
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
I am a lot more open in honest in person than I am on Slack, because I know everything I say on Slack is logged and can bite me in the ass years down the line.
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
It feels very artificial and takes a lot more planning. I still do this sometimes but it's not the same.
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
I have had a lot of interesting conversations with colleagues from other teams while grabbing a coffee. Sometimes it's just meaningless small talk about the weekend but sometimes we talk about work and help each other find solutions to
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
I guess it depends on your use case. If you have a basic tool where most of the functionality lives in a single file and which you need to compare to previous versions frequently, I can see how just having incrementing file names could be u
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
You need a better ide!
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
I have my fair share of complaints about Apple Music, but I don't agree that this is in any way 'basic functionality'. I would expect that 99% of Apple Music users just want an easy way to stream music, not sync custom songs
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
But those trades were already shut down and not coming back anytime soon. If Germany had refused to join sanctions and was still using NS1 + NS2 at full capacity right now then maybe there would have been some motivation to force the issue.
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
Sabotaging their allies' key infrastructure would be an absolutely crazy amount of risk for the US. Even if they think there is a 99% chance they'd not get caught, that is a 1% chance of completely destroying relations their with
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
Important to note that this is not 10% of all messages being falsely flagged (= 10% false positive rate), but 10% of flagged messages being false positives (= 90% precision). As someone who works with these types of classification problems
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
It's maybe not making them look "legitimate" but it's definitely making some funds look a lot less illicit than they are.
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
Dispenced.
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by DangerousPie 4y ago
Do they provide an invoice that fulfils the accounting requirements of your country? I suspect not, so you wouldn’t be able to deduct it.
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by DangerousPie 5y ago
Thank you for the suggestion, I am giving that a try right now. A little rough around the edges but seems to work quite well so far!
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by DangerousPie 5y ago
Maybe this is just me getting old, but I feel like Evernote has only gotten worse since I started using it over 10 years ago. Back then it was just a list of notes with some formatting and sync capabilities - perfect. These days they have a
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by DangerousPie 5y ago
Well, given the amount of publicity this PR is getting it probably makes sense to not just let a random software engineer post whatever they feel like.
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by DangerousPie 5y ago
Sure, you can work around the limitations of wired head phones. But at the end it's just not worth the trouble for many of us. I ditched my wired head phones years ago and haven't regretted it.
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by DangerousPie 5y ago
Well that's a problem you always have with subjective decisions during hiring. At the end of the day you'll most likely get away with it unless you're being as blatant as OP's company. But it only takes one disgruntled w

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