Kranar

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by Kranar 2y ago
The idea that it's minimizing to point out that antisemitism emerged as a form of hatred on the basis of ones race, who one is inherently and born as, as opposed to one's beliefs or customs is really quite an absurd position to ta
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by Kranar 2y ago
When you say a lot , do you just mean the three Wikipedia articles? Because I looked at them and they reaffirm what the other person is saying, that there is a distinction between anti-Judaism and antisemitism. In fact right in the very li
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by Kranar 2y ago
>of course whoever has servers closer to the exchange can do HFT better Can do better at what? Can get their trade in the order book faster? Yes they can. But does that automatically mean they will make more money? No it does not. >If
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by Kranar 2y ago
Of course the Average Joe has disadvantages compared to a hedge fund or people who are experts in a field and spend the bulk of their life dedicated to some aspect that the Average Joe is not dedicated towards. If Average Joe wants returns
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by Kranar 2y ago
> "CSAM" itself could be read as a dysphemism of CP whose purpose is less to emphasize the heinous nature of the abuse involved Maybe it could be read that way by some, but that's not why the term was adopted and it's
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by Kranar 2y ago
What do you think an Average Joe is going to do with that extra millisecond available to them?
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by Kranar 2y ago
No, I was careful to not make any absolutist claim and even provided a reference for people to read further. Pornography in general is subject to the Miller test, so it should not be surprising that simulated CSAM is also subject to the Mil
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by Kranar 2y ago
That's not true, the justification outlawing CSAM being the result of a crime is not the actual legal justification for banning it and it would not at all hold up in court. There are plenty of incredibly disturbing videos and images of
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by Kranar 2y ago
You are certainly right and there is good reason for that, however, it's worth noting that in the U.S., at least as per Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition [1], simulated CSAM is legal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by Kranar 2y ago
No one would dispute that hatred towards Jews existed for 1000s of years, but I think you're mincing words here and being somewhat uncharitable. The kind of anti-Semitism that was based on an innate racial inferiority rather than based
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by Kranar 2y ago
I don't see how these can be compared. They are totally different color schemes. It's possible that if you took the right image and displayed it using the same color scheme as the left image that it would look better than the left
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by Kranar 2y ago
Type classes are not parametric polymorphism.
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by Kranar 2y ago
C++ templates are a form of duck typing as well, and combined with type erasure give you a lot of the benefits of OO without the downsides.
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by Kranar 2y ago
That's not what happened though. The catalyst for getting rid of it was logistic issues related to COVID.
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by Kranar 2y ago
Theoretical CS is not at all applied math. Ordinary computer science overlaps with applied math, but theoretical CS is very abstract.
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by Kranar 2y ago
There's no formal hierarchy so there's nothing technical about it. Field's medal is certainly prestigious but it's not widely applicable, it has a bunch of restrictions that don't have anything to do with math itsel
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by Kranar 3y ago
I don't see any proposal put forth. I see a study that is observing human behavior. The behavior being observed is merchants increasing their prices for all consumers to accommodate a subset of consumers who use reward cards, where rew
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by Kranar 3y ago
The Fed is very careful to differentiate between income and wealth. You can be wealthy with little income and you can have a lot of income but not be wealthy. While the study points out that high income, high FICO consumers benefit at the e
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by Kranar 3y ago
I also worked at small businesses and they absolutely preferred cash but not because it was easy to handle but because, you know... taxes, wink wink .
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by Kranar 3y ago
Not sure what is meant by this statement. Both cpp2 and Carbon are different languages, neither of them claim to be just C++. Both languages will have bidirectional compatibility with C++ so that code written in C++ can be directly accessed
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by Kranar 3y ago
No it's just incorrect and no amount of pandering to his authority will change that. People make mistakes and this is one of them, it's not the end of the world. Avoid the temptation to believe false information just because you h
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by Kranar 3y ago
>The unbound version even does a proper virtual dispatch for you--in C++ you can break class invariants by skipping a virtual dispatch by using a member pointer. This is not true, the C++ version does the proper virtual dispatch. >I u
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by Kranar 3y ago
I can't speak to Virgil, never used it, but C++ features try their best to adhere to the principle that you don't pay for what you don't use. It's not perfect but pointer to member functions in C++ use the simplest imple
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by Kranar 3y ago
This isn't correct. C++ pointer to member's do not carry any instance information. They are more complex than plain pointers because they will still do proper virtual dispatching in the presence of multiple inheritance which requi
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by Kranar 3y ago
There's no shortage of studies that all conclude the same thing, there is no evidence that dental cleanings have any benefit. You can do a Google search for yourself. I'm not here to tell you personally what you should or shouldn&
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by Kranar 3y ago
As I said you are confusing a clinical trial with validated research. Dentists are criticized because there are clinical trials about the effectiveness of dental cleanings and they do not support the hypothesis that dental cleanings have a
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by Kranar 3y ago
That's not true in the context of big bang cosmology. It's true that today we would not be able to observe things beyond the observable universe by definition, and so there's not much purpose in reasoning beyond today's
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by Kranar 3y ago
There is no dispute that the observable universe is as you describe, but there is absolutely no consensus as to whether the universe is finite or infinite.
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by Kranar 3y ago
Generally that's what studies do; you can't really disprove things like naturopathy or chiropractic care, all you can do is show that they do not have any evidence to support them. I can't speak to your particular medical con
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by Kranar 3y ago
You're kind of just making stuff up here. In particular the assertion that the big bang involved a finite amount of energy is entirely unfounded. It's not that your statement is false, but that there is absolutely no consensus on

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