Kranar

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by Kranar 5y ago
This isn't true in any meaningful way and doesn't really make much sense, it's really just repeating the conclusion of the halting problem in the form of an assumption. Any algorithm that halts will do so, by definition, afte
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by Kranar 5y ago
Not at all true, it's just that most of the time her videos get posted or gain attention is when she has a disagreement with some new "groundbreaking" discovery, and often times her disagreements are well warranted. Most of h
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by Kranar 5y ago
I feel I work on a high performance team and code reviews are a joy. When I submit my code for review it's an opportunity to share my work with my peers, potentially explain my thought process and my work process and we get to learn fr
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by Kranar 5y ago
To clarify, he didn't make bank off of Yahoo crashing, he just locked in the value of his shares at $85. It's not like he profited from Yahoo crashing, it's more that after buying the puts he guaranteed a worst case outcome i
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by Kranar 5y ago
As far as age is concerned, just doing a Google search shows there's a ton of data both in support and against having kids at various ages. There is no single dimension called "success", there are all kinds of health, economi
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by Kranar 5y ago
This is literally addressed verbatim by the article, and I quote: "One can always devise new mathematical constructs that behave in all the same ways as complex numbers even though they’re called something else." It's honestl
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by Kranar 5y ago
Your response doesn't answer OP's question all it does is punt the issue to a news agency. If a news agency reports it on the basis of a "mission accomplished type photo op", does that count? Or does it require a news ag
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by Kranar 5y ago
You really think it's appropriate for a victim of sexual abuse to communicate with Mr X? What could you possibly expect a victim to hear from a rapist who drugged their victim that would change their mind that Mr. X should be allowed t
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by Kranar 5y ago
That doesn't help in anyway and in fact makes things even more ambiguous. On what basis would three "reputable" media sources report that the majority of Kyiv's regions are under Russian military control?
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by Kranar 5y ago
Difficulty of a job isn't a great metric to evaluate pay/salary, if that were the case then miners or gravediggers would be among the wealthiest people in the world. Salaries often have to do with marginal revenue productivity and
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by Kranar 5y ago
No one is forcing Youtube to do anything, all we're doing is criticizing Youtube for its policies which we believe make Youtube a worse product than it would otherwise be. Criticizing a video game, or a movie, or a restaurant or a stre
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by Kranar 5y ago
No it's not always relevant, in fact it's mostly a distraction that does nothing to contribute to the substance of the discussion. There is almost nothing of value to be gained by pointing out that Youtube is a private company tha
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by Kranar 5y ago
The only silly argument I hear is when people think any discussion of censorship must involve the first amendment, or that complaining about censorship implies being forced to use a product. If I go to a restaurant and eat some food and com
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by Kranar 5y ago
>What part of Marx's analysis of capitalism do you think caused people to adopt a victim mentality? Not Marx's analysis of capitalism, but rather Marx's creed from each according to their ability, to each according to thei
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by Kranar 5y ago
Because the answer is false, modules do not solve the problem of having common/shared template instantiations. As for the comment about MSVC, it's mostly off topic, doesn't relate to the question that was asked (which had not
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by Kranar 5y ago
That has nothing to do with modules. You can extern a template going back to C++11.
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by Kranar 5y ago
Not really, in C++ templates still need to be instantiated in every module but modules don't have to each repeat the parsing of template definitions. The module that declares the template will do the job of parsing the template and pro
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by Kranar 5y ago
Go does not have subtypes, so your question is not applicable.
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by Kranar 5y ago
I never criticized the dummy part of the statement and there's nothing wrong with being ignorant of a topic, everyone has to start learning from somewhere. I criticized the broke part of the statement. Rhetorical or facetious or otherw
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by Kranar 5y ago
If someone who is broke is genuinely curious whether they can make money off of an article they have only a 10% understanding of, the answer is no. I really hope that isn't something people need to be told though.
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by Kranar 5y ago
I downvoted because it's a very low effort comment to ask people to explain out the whole thing to you in a simpler manner than the blog post itself. Do you want an ELI5 of Siegel's paradox? Do you want an ELI5 of a contango marke
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by Kranar 5y ago
Yes, this is how a casino works by the very design of the game, as you mention. I would be very surprised if someone did not know that. As for lotteries, they also ban people if they win too frequently. This doesn't happen for random l
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by Kranar 5y ago
Tony Hoare works at Microsoft as a Principal Researcher, as well as having won over 5 million dollars just in awards. I'm quite sure he makes more than a Facebook SWE. Dijkstra won a similar amount of money in prizes and worked at UT A
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by Kranar 5y ago
Okay sure, the point is that there is no reason to believe a casino would act against its own interest, so I'm not sure what's funny about a casino banning someone who's found a way of consistently winning money. The casino w
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by Kranar 5y ago
Why would they ban you for losing?
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by Kranar 5y ago
I wouldn't expect many people here to know who John Mearsheimer is and honestly the conversation appears to be that you must unequivocally support what the U.S. and West in general have done or else you're some kind of Russian pro
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by Kranar 5y ago
OP never said the bias was unjust, only that the bias exists and people working in that industry should be aware it could be used against them. Multiple studies exist showing that men and women have very very different views on pornography
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by Kranar 5y ago
>c is just folk wisdom. That quote is just untrue Nothing folk wisdom about it. It's not 100% true but the quote is meant to highlight that most of the languages that get highly praised tend to the ones where the only people using i
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by Kranar 5y ago
Oh, so if a chicken doesn't hatch from the egg then it's not a chicken egg?
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by Kranar 5y ago
We're jumping all over the place I'm afraid. If you're talking about writing standard/portable C then data races are undefined behavior and hence there is no portable manner in which a data race can be observed. A C comp

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