TrinaryWorksToo

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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
Buried in the details it says that MIT will be accepting anyone over a (presumably secret) threshold, not using it as a ranking tool as some people might indicate.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
There could easily be confounders to that though. Like people who are wealthy might be able to delay satisfaction better than poor, because their needs are more satisfied.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
I did, and that's why I don't think intent is a difference. It's malicious compliance which does have intent, imho.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
What's the difference between evil and negligent clumsiness?
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
Like anytime you're evaluating someone's compentency, find out what they view as a good example of their work and judge on that. Don't stick to any standardized hiring process, instead get to a burden of proof.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
Yeah they're called teachers. Some are good, some are bad.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
How is fiat money not a ponzi scheme?
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
There is no one good interview practice. You got to ask the dev what evidence they have that they're competent and see if you believe them. That's the only way to minimize your chances of false negatives.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
The irony of needing to use sci-hub to read an article about sci-hub.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
An interesting counterexample is Cheat Engine, which loads adware with its download unless you pay on patreon or build from source.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
Good lobbyists in the FTC.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
Because people aren't saying the word autism outright and are using euphemisms, like bad words are.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
The employer can require medical documentation, but the documentation forbids disclosing a diagnosis.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
Also forcing people to use accommodations they don't want is illegal.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
Autism isn't a bad word. We don't talk about LGBTQ+ people as "on the spectrum".
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
Is there a way for Copilot to write code that must validate against a test suite that I write?
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
That's not throwing away a ballot, any more than a person who voted for a person who lost had their ballot thrown away.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
"It also disenfranchises voters, because ballots that do not include the two ultimate finalists are cast aside to manufacture a faux majority for the winner." That's not how RCV works. The second choice is then included in th
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The Complexity of Explaining Neural Networks Through (Group) Invariants [pdf](proceedings.mlr.press)
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
The funny part is that Group theory is heavily integrated with the mathematics of neural networks. So much so that some mathematicians say that finding the invariants of groups is what makes NNs work. http://proceedings.mlr.press
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
Minuum wage isn't going up. It's a huge problem.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
You need an offline smart assistant: https://medevel.com/10-open-source-voice-assistants/
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
And it's way too high. Perhaps we shouldn't innovate at all costs. Perhaps it's okay to slow innovation if more people live.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
Signal is growing.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 5y ago
Yeah that's true. But that's true of most technologies. OP should weight how easily they could pivot if any of that came true.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 6y ago
California is a two-party consent state for wiretapping laws.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 6y ago
I have Google One and get support just fine from them.
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by TrinaryWorksToo 6y ago
I always go with: "Please cancel my account and do not respond until it is cancelled."
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by TrinaryWorksToo 6y ago
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/nearly-40-of-americans-cant-cov...
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by TrinaryWorksToo 6y ago
Access does not mean they have $10k to invest.

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