TheFiend7

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by TheFiend7 7y ago
The real killer is the extreme use of antibiotics in livestock en masse for disease prevention. Increasing the antibiotic pressure on bacteria in livestock and therefore accelerating the potential of a drug resistant bacteria. We need to be
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
Agreed, the article is grossly inaccurate and sensationalized.
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
I'd argue it's a balance. While I agree it's logical for them to want to optimize a balance between watching and scrolling. They don't want you to scroll forever, otherwise you'll get bored and not watch anything, I
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
I'm unsure of if the American government is just extremely discreet in their development of cyber warfare technology or America just isn't investing in technology as much as other countries. But it seems like even Russia is beatin
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
I just spent 20 minutes typing out a massive response explaining how utterly terrible my experience was with school. But I realized no one cares about my life story and there is no way I can fully capture my experience in this discussion po
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but I've been struggling to really nail down my development process of linux software on Windows, and based on my readings, a lot of articles state that applications perform far better on traditional hyperv
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
Honestly I feel as though that's one of the most incredible aspects of theoretical physics I've seen. The fact that often times these underlying physics are danced around and even though they're unknown, we can tell something
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
I mean, I guess my question is could this be apart of the virus or bacteria's attack vector? Isn't it in the best interest of viruses and bacteria that the host becomes more sociable and therefore improves infection rate.
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
While I do agree with you, I've found often times a good ol blog post with an example connecting some dots can be very productive. But I do agree with you that it's very from from being an alternative, and instead should be used t
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
Though I would argue they are different demographics somewhat. Mobile app and mac developers I would argue keep up with the times much more aggressively compared to c/c++ developers I know.
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
You literally contradicted yourself in your argument > Have you considered how Chinese developers feel when they must not only browse English documentation, but learn English keywords present in every major programming language? How acc
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
Man I'm not sure I agree with that. Blowing up a bunch of your clients that rely on your services randomly because one account was compromised is not acceptable for really any professional business regardless of the number of clients.
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
While I agree that's somewhat ridiculous, just look at tesla and their integrated tablets. He had the right idea with integrating more technology into cars.
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
Yeah I'm saying that doesn't make any sense and is untrue. So agree to disagree then.
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
So if the opposition only has 5% support, while the establishment has close to 95% support (for the sake of the example). I'd argue the opposing party 5% support would likely have a matching resource pool of their size. Meaning the est
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
I made assumptions about the kind of "social injustice" you were talking about. There are many different forms of social injustice (by definition) that captures both what I'm describing and what you're describing. My com
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
This was just discussed in similar posts recently. But there are flaws with this idea of contemporary discrimination specifically when looking at statistics of people who get "approved" for a job, college, etc. Often times people
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
Wouldn't it be the opposite? Theoretically doesn't the party in power usually have access to more resources (whether directly or indirectly through connections etc) than the opposing party? And therefore would imply that the party
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
Did it fall under a certain upvote/downvote threshold or something? It was the sane for me.
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
It sits on top of our own IP database which is 6 figures in lines and is written in C++. Java has fancy bells and whistles when it comes to IDE's, but that's all they are. I just think it's foolish to think Java is the only l
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
I disagree with the idea that you can't maintain a robust system/codebase in python, mainly because nearly our entire distributed computing stack is written in python. Granted it isn't 10s of thousands of lines, but it isn&#x
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
Even so why do diversity weights exist at all? Should it not be based on performance or results? I understand the notion that people can be biased resulting in biased hirings, but why does that insist we must twist the bias in the opposite
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
Bingo! You did a great job explaining this reverse-discrimination/preemptive excessive PCness that so many people advocate for yet are just apart of the problem (or close to it) as their corresponding counter-parts on the other end of
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
Maybe FP forces some degree of added conformity to the code. But I find code maintenance and readability has more to do with the person writing it than the tool they used IMHO. FYI I am in fact an FP fan, and I use FP principles in a large
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
But surely we can improve modern computing devices architecture by taking a look at the computing advantages the brain takes in order to achieve its desired tasks. Don't forget humans are one of the most expensive resources and nothing
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
Brutal truth, that's also assuming 100% success rate. Lots of brains turn out to be shitty brains after 15+ years too...
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by TheFiend7 7y ago
I don't think you're wrong per se. But people aren't "claiming" the brain works this way. People are simply stating that maybe the brain functions like this and we could adopt similar designs based on our perceived