RhysU

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by RhysU 5y ago
It works for all-quantified statements about sets of size one.
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by RhysU 5y ago
> ...ask alumni of your school for referrals. Just random alumni. When candidates do this to me I am happy to refer them after I personally screen their resume and I converse with them a little (written or verbal). I don't refer s
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by RhysU 5y ago
The protective earplugs are to combat wind roar and hearing loss over a lifetime. The non-Harley folk wear them too.
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by RhysU 5y ago
The spreadsheet that stuck in younger me's mind was as follows: How long do I have to keep contributing $X periodically until the returns are greater than my periodic $X contributions?
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by RhysU 5y ago
After Janus my wife could stop her union membership but she does not due to concern about repercussions from union members in terms of their ability to reduce her opportunities.
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by RhysU 5y ago
See also... You Autocomplete Me: Poisoning Vulnerabilities in Neural Code Completion https://deepai.org/publication/you-autocomplete-me-poisoning...
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by RhysU 5y ago
What do you additionally save by not paying taxes on the income that you would have used to pay rent?
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by RhysU 5y ago
My mother thinks nothing of driving on deserted roads in significant unplowed snow. She gets nervous on a dry, Texas highway at rush hour.
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by RhysU 5y ago
The end of the paper points to https://github.com/holomorpheus/topological-flips
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by RhysU 5y ago
Why would an employer test employees, at the company's cost, unless they felt like it was in the company's long-term financial or regulatory interests?
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by RhysU 5y ago
Can one flip this and say that America is the only nation that might still have some classical liberal principles left? Quite the list of positive rights that the rest of the West has come up with.
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by RhysU 5y ago
I'll see you a 4-wheeled passenger vehicle and raise you a 2-wheeled motorcycle. It's bad enough that tolls are based on the number of axles. Makes me wish I could ride a wheelie through the tollbooth.
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by RhysU 5y ago
This is sometimes called "infinite sensitivity to initial conditions" or "deterministic chaos".
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by RhysU 5y ago
My point was about the money supply not ethics or morality.
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by RhysU 5y ago
But what if we handed the printed dollars to a large number of individuals to spend immediately to cover their income shortfalls in unprecedented government largess?
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by RhysU 5y ago
> Of all things to be upset about, why is this the hill so many people are determined to die on? Wearing a helmet when riding in a car is likely safer, with appropriate seat belts, but we don't wear helmets and 5-point harnesses in
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by RhysU 5y ago
As a summer student in 1999 I saw the Segway's gyroscopic technology evaluated in a stand-up wheelchair form by https://www.herl.pitt.edu/ . This research lab sat between the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon Un
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by RhysU 5y ago
A stock option is the right to become an investor at, hopefully, a preferential price assuming that, hopefully, the option is still exercisable. Both legally and based upon your personal circumstances in the future. In contrast, a true and
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by RhysU 5y ago
"Progress" is a Western myth. Perhaps "progress" is The Western Myth. Things simply change. TIL from my Classical Archaeology professor.
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by RhysU 5y ago
Why is meritocracy always viewed as a single generation concept? Memes, especially effective ones, transcend generations and are quite effectively passed down from parent to progeny. I certainly am more effective because of ideas my forefat
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by RhysU 5y ago
Weinberg in front of me at the ballet for a modern work. Someone says "Steven, what do you think?" He replied "Swan Lake it's not".
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by RhysU 5y ago
No one needs to compute NPV anything. It's not that complicated. All you have to do to get backpressure is to see that spending X pesos now means that you have less than X pesos in two weeks. Because, fees and interest.
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by RhysU 5y ago
What happens when an employer goes bankrupt? Heck of a lot of correlated risk.
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by RhysU 5y ago
The payday loan puts backpressure on using it because it is obvious that the person is paying to use it. A zero interest loan does not communicate to the user that they are reducing their optionality until they are stuck.
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by RhysU 5y ago
This*1000. I have been spending an embarrassing amount of time trying to merge a one-off version of dataclasses with dataclasses to pick up the codegen based on type hints. This stuff is nasty and subtle under the covers. I would rather be
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by RhysU 5y ago
Isn't that the trick where the price looks good initially and then it goes up wickedly after 12 months because they won't give you free months when you renew?
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by RhysU 5y ago
Friedl is on the list as an author not as an implementer so I find your comparison to Cox confusing. I read Friedl's book years ago and I found it incredibly useful. Whatever damage Friedl did to my understanding of an NFA has been de
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by RhysU 5y ago
You just compared it.
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by RhysU 5y ago
What about a higher property tax if you use a bedroom as a home office? /s
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by RhysU 5y ago
You mean the one that can be years and years and years old? That likely was taken at Walgreens some Saturday morning? And which is not verified during the passport renewal? That one?

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