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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
They probably meant "crimestop".
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
The article doesn't say how they know it's medieval.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Even as a daily emacs user I got value out of learning vi a while ago. It's better for some kinds of editing and generally works better than the emacs bindings for job interview browser apps.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
> Too many variables and it gets hard for the player to track what's the cause and effect of what is happening. This is a programming lesson, too.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I finished coding something ten seconds ago, and am taking a break on HN.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Super-dumb question: Could you try it out on a rat or a vial of your own blood first?
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Archive: https://archive.is/D8X6u
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I hadn't heard about it either, but this Guardian article backs it up: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/may/30/protest-wash...
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
The article mentions how prominent Tcl is in EDA, but the other big user I'm aware of is as the scripting tool of choice for Cisco's IOS (as of 10 years ago, not sure if that's still true today).
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Parler is probably basing their statement on looking up arrestee names in their database.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
It could still be true - perhaps the arrestees weren't actively using it but other people who just wandered around and posted were.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
OP should also Insist On The Highest Standards and remind them that OP is Right, A Lot.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Also, our economy might not be able to handle the spike in productivity if it were to go away.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Ha! Well, just cut-paste the URL instead of clicking, folks.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
jwz's response is worth reading as well: https://www.jwz.org/blog/2009/09/that-duct-tape-silliness/ "It's such a strange article, in that it's mostly favorable to my point of view but
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I would say the extremes are between no design and some "perfect" design.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
In the last election, Jo Jorgensen.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
This is a pretty special case.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Should be that the board of directors is responsible.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
The repeated theme in the interview is that he tells students, "Think for yourself, and read this thing about X", and then students complain that he endorses X. There's a short circuit in the reasoning apparatus. When I think
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Dr. Gebru? No, she said she'd resign if [some demands] weren't met and Google said, "We can't meet those demands so we accept your resignation."
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
It's true for some campus libraries.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I think it would be easy to justify having dedicated recruiters for different cultures, and even though she seems race-focused, she talks in the thread about blind spots which are more cultural than anything.
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I don't know this person and can't vouch for them, but at the least it's a good list of recruiting/hiring fails.
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“Why Google fired me- their MOST successful diversity recruiter”(twitter.com)
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
The situation might wear out, but if they do a good job, the writers and to some extent the actors will figure out the sweet spots in the characters. Also, a lot of useful context will get built up, which makes it easier to tell richer stor
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
There is enough fun lore in the 'verse (Reavers, Alliance, Wild West/Chinese culture mashup) to propel a completely separate storyline, I think. Hopefully that's their idea, because as you say, a reboot of the series would be
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I mean the article should mention it!
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by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Should have a reference to the original concept: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavarand

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