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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
It's true that police are asked to be solutions for social problems for which they are unsuited. However, the reason this interview is topical has to do with someone paying for cigarettes with a possibly counterfeit bill and refusing t
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
FWIW, George Floyd was indeed driving a Mercedes, which is generally considered to be a nice car.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Yes, but recall we are talking about my expectation that he will prefer cashing in to trying to be President for life (which in my estimation would be thwarted by every other part of government anyway). He may well be doing such things now,
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
1) Reading Matt Levine's "Money Stuff" has made me expect that the SEC is pretty good at detecting such things. 2) Also, that seems like something which would make more money for someone else, which does not fit with my model
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Cashing in entails: -Large book deal, with title "Winning: How I Made America Great Again Despite All The Dummy Losers In Washington" -Some sort of talk show or network -But mostly, going back to licensing the use of his name all
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I didn't notice before: in the man-child video, someone has already spray-painted "Free Shit For Everyone Zone" on the red back door of the Autozone.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
My personal estimate is zero. He can't really cash in until he leaves office.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I can't speak to that. Certainly for an app which spends a significant amount of time in UI-land it's better to stay on the anointed path if possible.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I am doing it right now, for a computer vision app. CMake is kind of a pain, but the rest of it works fine. My one other work-related Android app also used C++, for computer vision-related stuff, 8 years ago. Android Studio/Kotlin&#x2F
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
And he did it while it was running in production.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I would vote against dark by default. People in every time zone read this site at all hours of the day. Also, how would you see the black bar when someone dies?
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Re: Haskell, not quite as practical as the Go tour but I think the learning curve is similar: http://learnyouahaskell.com/chapters
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
In one case, "They all involve a pair of women coming to their doors, asking to see their ballots and either filling them out for them or simply taking the ballots away. The women either say the residents should vote for Peskin or simp
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Nice, thanks!
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Never waste time logging in again: scp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub me@[IP address]:/home/me/.ssh/authorized_keys Make aliases for your most common commands. Someone in a similar thread posted a script for parsing your hi
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
That's where org-mode (or some similar outlining or mind-mapping) comes in. It reduces your search from N to logN. In general I find that logN is faster than solving the problem from first principles again (N!).
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Emacs has vi emulation. Does vi have Emacs emulation?
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Also, between two years in and death, it's still very common to fail into the trough of despair when working on a creative project. Brian Eno has had a pretty good creative run, but he didn't make that Oblique Strategies card deck
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
"My Incredible Journey"
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
The Cash Money Millionaires episode was totally like this. Big empty mansion with generic decor and the requisite shiny cars parked outside.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
It seems clear to me that they have no interest in targeting average consumers at this point.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Yes, LA county has the majority of cases in California. They're down from a peak of 1482 new cases a week ago, but still have hundreds of new cases a day. I'm just talking about SF, where things seem to be under control.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Sure, if the shop is too cramped, don't open. Stick in some proviso in the order that nonessential businesses can only have 1 employee for every x square feet.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I agree that opening up in a dumb way would let the virus rip through the population. But we now know that surface transmission isn't as big a deal, and that spreading is much less likely when there isn't sustained contact. We als
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
San Francisco has only had 18 COVID-19 deaths in the last 30 days, and only 2 in the last week. [0] That seems amazingly low to me. I'm leaning towards thinking non-essential businesses should be opened up there, provided they function
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
As far as having the different character stories interfere with each other in interesting ways, there's Arrested Development.
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
One supposes, but with sufficient intellectual preparation, one can completely miss the meaning and instead dive deeply down a rabbit hole talking about how Pong expresses man's inhumanity to man.
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
Why does he go on and on about whether the game accurately represents modern life? It seems like this misses the point of games in general, and a game for pre-teens about talking animals specifically.
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
It does, but the point of getting to herd immunity is that we don't want to do any of that other stuff.
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
It will probably be significantly higher than 60%, since COVID-19's R0 without lockdown seems to be pretty high. The CDC has estimated it at 5.7 [0]. Herd immunity threshold = 1 - 1/R0, so the threshold would be 82.4%. [0] https:

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