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by Sacho 8y ago
No, but not reading a paper doesn't mean you have to trust it; you can simply default to a skeptical stance of "I am not sure of the quality of this paper, so I can't really trust its results". Given the amount of crap a
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by Sacho 8y ago
The controversy over abortion rights is way beyond deplatforming and smearing, there's actual murders by self-described anti-abortionists. In George Tiller's case, his clinic was firebombed("deplatforming"?) and O'R
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by Sacho 8y ago
Can someone explain how the necessity of residential address is handled for homeless people(who presumably also have the right to vote)? Also, how is this possible: > Terry Yellow Fat is an enrolled member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tri
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by Sacho 8y ago
Okay, but now you're arguing a different point. It doesn't follow that because Tesla is coercing its medical professionals to make unethical decisions, that you should take on the vast inefficiency of sending an ambulance for ever
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by Sacho 8y ago
How would you stage a legal way to do this?
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by Sacho 8y ago
How is this useful? The interviewer still needs to evaluate the code and conduct the follow-through questionnaire. They could just spend that time fixing the bug instead.
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by Sacho 8y ago
These two pages are still up and quite easy to find: https://www.epa.gov/climate-indicators https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissions The first page contains this quote - "Many of these observed changes are lin
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by Sacho 8y ago
> If mutation itself ceases due to the prerequisite, evolution does too. But then your reply doesn't make sense. Here's what parent said: > There are plenty of attempts to think about other systems, implement them , and adv
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by Sacho 8y ago
what are we supposed to see here?
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by Sacho 8y ago
Does California being an "at-will" state mean all contracts must be at-will, or that simply some contracts can be at-will? The latter would imply that Sundar cannot just "clean house" without justificatio
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by Sacho 8y ago
The article's exact words are: > Google found her claim credible, they said. The company did not fire Mr. Singhal, but accepted his resignation and negotiated an exit package that paid him millions and prevented him from working for
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by Sacho 8y ago
Rubin wasn't fired, he resigned. Google seem to have paid out his severance package. It's possible they could have fired him, citing sexual misconduct; then they would most likely have to content with a lawsuit by him for wrongful
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by Sacho 8y ago
> Google could have fired Mr. Rubin and paid him little to nothing on the way out. Instead, the company handed him a $90 million exit package, paid in installments of about $2 million a month for four years, said two people with knowledg
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by Sacho 8y ago
What makes you think this is a company email? Andy Rubin left Google in 2014. The email seems to express a pretty common BDSM kink, so why isn't it ok to "think this way"?
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by Sacho 8y ago
How would the combine run through an elementary school? Is it automated - no driver in the seat?
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by Sacho 8y ago
Isn't the flagging process automated, which would mean enough commenters flagged it? If there was a manual review of the flags, it would be nice to have at least a short comment from mods as to why they took action.
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by Sacho 8y ago
You seem to be very confident that you can so accurately judge whether someone is "alt-right"(a nebulous label, at best) that you can censor them preemptively. Where does this confidence come from? Further, does espousing an anti-
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by Sacho 8y ago
I believe they were trying to refute your initial point: > Because behaving like a decent human being is that hard, isn't it? By pointing out that you weren't able to live up to that standard even when trying to champion it. Ho
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by Sacho 8y ago
Aren't you implicitly assuming that TS's number === JS's Number and TS's string === JS's String? You could say == is extended for TS's types(number/string), but the JS == still exists: x as any == y as
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by Sacho 8y ago
Okay, but what if you are the most pleasant and caring cab company in the world, and suddenly a giant, well-funded bully comes into the scene and starts competing with you? Do you just fold and go into a different business("refuse to p
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by Sacho 8y ago
The C# DateTime has more useful methods than JS Date, but DateTimeKind and the way it counts ticks makes it an absolute trap for anyone to use, so I wouldn't say it's less broken.
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by Sacho 8y ago
For US law on this subject, check out the Third Party Doctrine. There's a good article by Orin Kerr on it, which is a defense of the doctrine but also goes over its fundamentals( https://repository.law.umich.edu/cgi&#x2F
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by Sacho 8y ago
The headline is clickbait, it does not match the headline of the primary source: http://blog.teamblind.com/index.php/2018/08/20/tech-workers-... It is also contradicted by the primary source's previ
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by Sacho 8y ago
Here's the primary source for the survey in question: http://blog.teamblind.com/index.php/2018/08/20/tech-workers-... How useful is a survey like this? The survey does not define burnout to employee
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by Sacho 8y ago
If you weren't joking, that's a typo, the exchange rate is roughly 7:1
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by Sacho 8y ago
All state is a problem; it's something you need to keep in mind when analyzing code, because it may be used in a given computation. You need to keep it all in your head in order to comprehend what is happening. Local state here is be
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by Sacho 8y ago
How was she treated that's specific to female devs? Literally every decision made by Ghostcrawler/Holinka was scrutinized and criticized to oblivion. See this tweet( https://twitter.com/devolore/status/930
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by Sacho 8y ago
> She didn't say anything offensive or harmful Well, this is what she said(during the incident, she's said much worse in other cases), do you still think she didn't say anything offensive or harmful? https://t
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by Sacho 8y ago
> And tangent-ally related: > Today in being a female game dev: ‘Allow me — a person who does not work with you — explain to you how you do your job.’ > That is beautiful, and the essence of my growing rage at my fellow nerds in va
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by Sacho 8y ago
What if the workshop grows into a factory? Then you have people walking into the gigantic tool closet, overwhelmed by all the tools they'll never use when they just want to find their wrench. I don't think metaphors really help he

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