RhysU

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by RhysU 4y ago
To elaborate: Suppose I said, "Your [loved one] is a rando." That clearly is a negative statement implying that their behavior is irrational (i.e. random). Urban Dictionary has an entry starting "an unpredictable, awkward and
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by RhysU 4y ago
> They are on the verge of confirming the 5th circuit declaration of the federal regulatory system to be unconstitutional; that will tear the country apart. How will preventing two layers of unelected officials from dictating the law tea
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by RhysU 4y ago
Seriously, if the problem with the electoral college is disparate per capita representation and you're saying that needs to be fixed then it follows that the Senate is also a problem and we shouldn't have an upper and a lower legi
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It is pejorative.
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Sorry, I flipped 'country' and 'smaller state' in my response. Voting is statistical mechanics not a guarantee that you individually matter.
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by RhysU 4y ago
Yes. And any city dweller can move to the county or vice versa. The rules of the game are well-known, hence fair.
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I am from Pennsylvania but I have lived many places. I assure you that the randos are everywhere.
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I think there are positives over a direct vote. I like that presidential candidates have to consider the desires of smaller states instead of simply playing to large cities. I think that it produces better outcomes for the country than a di
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by RhysU 4y ago
Stop giving the panhandlers money and they will go away.
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by RhysU 4y ago
Definitely nounAdjective. Alphabetically {a, b, c} × {Min, Max} is soo much nicer than the converse. Especially in lists dozens of items long.
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by RhysU 4y ago
Could one get away with regular AWK using these combined with a streaming to/from CSV converter?
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by RhysU 4y ago
Suppose that it wasn't coordinated but rather emergent. Then less government would be the obvious answer. Notice less government is therefore the answer regardless of why we keep getting these outcomes.
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by RhysU 4y ago
> But again, you're conflating "add any value" to "worry about adding the most value to society" Good point. "The most" implies that there's some objective total ordering. Subjectively, I think peo
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by RhysU 4y ago
Contemplate letting your house rot, fester, and fall then tell us that such deterioration is immaterial to the value of your holding relative to other, well-maintained properties.
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> Finance, ad-tech, real-estate flippers, and numerous others may not even add any value. Know anyone who got an advertised rate on a mortgage to buy a freshly renovated home? The fun fact about valuable things is that people often pay f
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by RhysU 4y ago
I periodically hum a verse of "We Didn't Start the Fire" when today feels crazy. That song is effective for me because those are events one learns about independently but, absent the song, I would never have thought of them u
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by RhysU 4y ago
For whom is the Funhouse fun? With apologies to Barth. Damn, early post-modern fiction was spot on.
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by RhysU 5y ago
Sorry, added.
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by RhysU 5y ago
Sorry, added.
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What's with the Bash replacements?
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by RhysU 5y ago
I have a completed outline for an Applied Research Management book following the old Scott Meyers format. Of course, I am slowly working on the writing phase. Hit me up by email if you would like to pick over the outline.
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by RhysU 5y ago
You want keyword arguments given these constraints. The type checker will confirm anything you like about those.
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by RhysU 5y ago
If you have a dictionary with heterogenous, optional keys then I believe you have a struct-like class. If you have any constraints on the keys beyond a homogeneous domain and a homogeneous range then you have a struct-like class.
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by RhysU 5y ago
Mosek is great, especially combined with Cvxpy.
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by RhysU 5y ago
> states aren't that different... Source on the all-inclusive assessment? I am familiar with Texas and California and New York. One of these things is not like the others.
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by RhysU 5y ago
Here's $1000. Get some wheat.
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by RhysU 5y ago
> a can of pop I love this colloquialism. (Grew up in Western PA. Sounds like home.)
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by RhysU 5y ago
> Economically speaking insider trading represents a net positive for the market as it brings information onto the market sooner... However, insider trading erodes confidence in the market and therefore reduces the number of people contr
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by RhysU 5y ago
Is this the same mechanism/geometry of the BattleTech Marauder? https://www.sarna.net/wiki/Marauder
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by RhysU 5y ago
Zero is a valuable concept. It's a diploma for no degree from nowhere or a banknote worth no value. You can spot a lot of mistakes by asking code to compute with a 0-by-0 matrix or to write zero rows of data. For example, the matrix ca

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