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I think what OP alluded too is not understanding preexisting bias. "Where should police patrol" ->where crime is highest. Where is crime highest ->existing reports point to X neighborhood having the most arrests. Without ask
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8y ago
I'm excited, I need to dig though to see if any of the chrome updates fixed accessibility issues. The press release doesn't link the the PDF support issue which is a little worrying. I think the fix is: https://github.
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8y ago
I'm glad to see this project is trying. There is a lot of fear over this cleanup method. Perhaps due in part that the proposal is new and hasn't proved itself effective yet. The suggestion is if it fails then it will add more garb
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8y ago
That's the mess I'm dealing with today. Lots of secret suppression on dozens of cases. Once we started logging and stopped seeing obsolete responses, the data loses started coming in. That's raising a lot of concern now
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8y ago
You should be, however I've delt with subtle bugs caused by throwing errors across the RPC boundary. Those exceptions weren't logged in the sending side. The solution in the recieving side was a try catch, which ate the "conn
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8y ago
Why Facts Don’t Change Our Minds - https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/02/27/why-facts-dont...
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8y ago
I spent done time digging through the posts (and researching the view points). My conclusion: This article and the Twitter posts feel like an advertisement for Gab. It's currently building a userbase, primarily from people banned from
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8y ago
I didn't ask for sources on those because they looked believable. Worse, I hadn't seen support for banning until your post. You were the bastion for discussion supporting Microsoft's pressure on Gab. I want to believe your cr
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8y ago
Can you source that? Otherwise I can't tell if I'm arguing with you, your source, or a straw man.
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I'm running f.lux on my work PC (tones down a bad otherwise VERY bright-blue monitor). Thank you for reading/writing out your interpretation of the article so clearly (highlighting points others are likely to trip on not coming fr
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8y ago
I read it as exploding. The post above yours was deleted when I saw yours, so I won't defend it, but share hire I read Linus's update. I believe the exploding appearance was an intentional writing style. We reading it because a) i
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8y ago
Coming from a platform which stores time as local times and no time zone (also needing to handle SJIS text formatting on occasion) I wouldn't consider it a common problem, but the amount of code which doesn't handle dates that I w
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8y ago
Can we get a title update to 1997? (First published year)
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8y ago
The company I'm working at is doing this currently. The new product is on the web and the old one is a full client windows program. The biggest hurtle will be to find the balance between largest/smallest pieces which can be transi
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8y ago
I wonder to what degree company size and current employee wage plays a role in this (in the U.S. the pressure to not share salary with coworkers tried a wrench in this theory). Given a shortage, raising starting wages would encourage people
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8y ago
I think the line is sightly fussier in the United States. https://www.justice.gov/criminal-ceos/citizens-guide-us-fede... >Visual depictions include photographs, videos, digital or computer generated images indistin
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8y ago
How would the math work on that? Simple addition now requires coordination of results across many CPUs. Worst case is N-1 ticks where N is the CPU count. What operation would get faster by such a virtual CPU?
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8y ago
But what's the range? Maturity isn't a hard line
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8y ago
Correction without direction doesn't explain the problem. I figured out what you meant, however it doesn't help the author correct their mistake.
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8y ago
Can you explain the difference? to me both statements appear the same with the difference a matter of perspective. Your parents scheduled some of your time as your time outside of your schedule for school. You scheduled that time and your p
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8y ago
I don't think it would be as extreme as a full career change. There exists a very large startup cost to becoming a pilot. I'd think to measure the number of people motivated to those as "failed actors", people who tried
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8y ago
As in asking the question to other adults or to asking it of one's self? If the first: I agree, it would be interesting to see the changes. Would we see more of Google's 20% time? If of one's self: I think many do. I don'
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8y ago
Autonomy, What would you do if you didn't have to do anything else? Then create space in their schedule for this activity and the time to focus on their interests. I'm curious if their measurement of paying attention to an
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8y ago
A similar spectacle happens near me. We've taken to calling it "hippy Christmas" I've dropped stuff off on the curb and it's been picked up in <1 hour by someone looking for new furniture.
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8y ago
How well do they know each other? Is it possible Rafael (the contributor) wasn't as upset by this as an outside observer? Linus is obviously being harsh, his words are also preserved publicly as a part of the contribution. He's ar
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8y ago
Annoying thing I learned from doing that: source code does not follow a recursive structure. Preprocessor directives allow for some really strange structures. Of course it only caused my problems for a single file at work. I think a custom
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8y ago
Does the site degrade gracefully? What's the easiest way to train non technical users how to step through and configure each site they use? While the technical people have ability to implement solutions. I suspect many are short on tim
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8y ago
You are certainly not a minority in the discussion. Personally I hate repeating the same argument as it's a style question. I program in C# and dislike braces on new lines, I leave it in place because my company rolled out a standard a
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8y ago
You don't mention which hand so I'll assume left (everything is made for right handers apparently) A few comments below suggest an mmo mouse. I found a left hand version "Razer Naga left handed mmo ergonomic mouse", howe
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8y ago
If true in curious how error handling is being done. Throwing an exception if possible might cause this case to crash the program. Or not returning the decoded content on exception and printing an error message in place of the content
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