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There's many explanations why you would post a "false story" despite being "reasonable": - "Amy" might not think she's lying at all, but a combination of misunderstandings and POV-blindness can quickl
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I think a more charitable interpretation of their point was that AI's information, which is already suspect, is cherry-picked when presented to the US audience(referencing the article in the thread, and many others by US newspapers) to
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10y ago
Powershell is pretty cool, but it's not as integrated into the "essence" of windows like sh is for linux. There's been a bunch of projects that make extensive use of it lately, like chocolatey - I hope it keeps getting b
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10y ago
But I wasn't contesting that at all? I was taking the number of 1.1%, quoted as purportedly "really low", and trying to extrapolate what the number of sexual assaults is among the population at large. Like my last paragraph s
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10y ago
I don't live in Sweden so I don't have a great perspective to corroborate or rebut what you are saying. Instead, I googled "Kista sweden crime" with a filter for -1 year, and also searched for "Kista" in the on
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10y ago
Thank you for the actual statistics; can you provide a source for the legislative change? I found sources for 2005 and 2008 changes, but not one for 2013. There's also one particular thing that doesn't pass the smell test for me f
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The last time the rape law was significantly changed, according to Wikipedia, was in 2005(legislature) and 2008(Supreme Court case). I couldn't read whether the government article cited a source for the law changes(don't know Swed
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> then the only explanation is that the relative innate qualifications of people as a function of their gender changed between those two points in time. Sure, for example, boys being encouraged to become computer programmers. There'
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> But I hold the thesis that diversity and success (particularly creative success) are correlated, and apply that thesis in deciding where to live and work. What evidence do you base this thesis on? Do you have examples of say, successfu
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Arent in-restaurant purchases more expensive for the business, considering they need to rent space and employ waiters? A large percentage of the pizza restaurants that deliver here offer a discount for online purchases, so tgey have essenti
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10y ago
Can you give an example of an externality unique to AirBnB landlords that is pushed onto others and the others are unable to force the landlord into accepting responsibility for it?
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10y ago
Ehh...you'd need to prove that the regulations on hotels reduce the amount of these incidents, and then also make an argument that reducing these incidents is worth the amount of regulation. Anecdotes don't cover 1) (unless you wa
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> The only way to live peacefully with anti-abortion people is to simply give up and let them ban abortion. This obviously is unacceptable to pro-choice people. I can make similar arguments about many other moral positions, such as whet
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But isn't the practical effect of this that police officers can continue violating the FA rights of people in this way and then shrugging behind qualified immunity?
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> (3) followed from (1) because it gave me a line in the sand that I could point to, without having to result to any sort of explicit threat. I'm not sure how different the implicit threat of enforcing the CoC by banning people is f
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10y ago
I thought the point of your earlier comment was that you wanted a way to load different profiles. Otherwise, factory reset seems like a legitimate solution.
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I'm not sure how these things follow together, can you elaborate? (1) I wasn't going to convince the harassers that they were wrong about what they were saying, and I certainly wasn't going to convince the people being harass
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10y ago
Isn't the point of VC that they gamble high-risk high-reward situations because the high-reward ones pay off the failed risks? If they want to go for a safe option, is your business a better investment than (insert safe investment opti
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10y ago
How did you start learning about what kind of maintenance your car needs? Browsed the internet? Asked the local mechanic?
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10y ago
Wouldn't a wireless keyboard that can send signals to your TV be a cheaper and less error-prone solution?
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I think there's an omission in your argument. The reasonableness of not forming a friendship given limited time constraints is based on time being a limited resource, e.g. it'd be better to spend time on other friendships. In your
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The audience does not pay the media nearly enough for it to even attempt to uncover "objective, empirically verifiable truth".
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10y ago
Thanks! I have been using webjobs for a while and found the experience a bit scattered and subpar(especially the scheduling). Hopefully azure functions are better in this regard.
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Well, parent's argument is that Facebook is already deciding which speech they don't like, so they're already doing some kind of identification. The question then becomes, can government compel them to change that definition
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Let's assume we agree with both premises - the free market has decided the value of apps, and the free market does not always produce the best results. Since "the free market has decided" means the people participating in tha
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I don't know what you mean when you say "evolution". Certainly, the evolution of mammals shows cooperation as a common, viable strategy - just look at all the species operating in packs/flocks/herds. The little I kn
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(Assuming two's complement arithmetic, as amelius pointed out - I don't know if all programming languages and platforms use it)
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You have to take overflow into account. In most cases, that would make the algorithm not very useful compared to just doing the swap with a third variable.
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I'm not sure. For example, imagine a whistleblower uncovers government illicit activity - instead of deporting illegal immigrants, ICE gives them fake IDs and passports and moves them to a new area to restart their life. Considering th
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10y ago
Isn't that his point? That you need money, success, etc, not looks.
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