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This is all so brutal. I can’t believe you people are discussing such things so nonchalantly
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5. How to solve a Rubick’s cube
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> single greatest feature was rendered useless. Which feature are you referring to?
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Up until I was around 10, most of my dreams were lucid - I didn’t have to do anything special to ‘enter’ them. Then they became less and less frequent. The last one was when I was 15 or so.
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It doesn’t affect existing apps > Applications with existing extended mode Web API access that were relying on these endpoints remain unaffected by this change.
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3y ago
I don't think pirating mp3s is more attractive to the listener than Spotify.
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> But if we multiply the numbers together we get a number that is divisible by every number in the table. Wouldn’t LCM be the correct/more general approach? The periods could have common factors, right?
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Overpriced homes, out of control rent, retirement are extremely problematic in a lot of European countries. And in the US, healthcare is usually covered by the company (talking about big tech corps). So the extremely high salary is still a
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Powered by Wolfram - interesting why this was the choice
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I thought git complains and doesn't allow you to checkout uncommitted code? Something along the lines of 'please commit or stash your changes before checking out'
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Microsoft?
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Axis of Evil (Cosmology)
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> watt-hours You mean joules (up to a constant factor)?
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So it’s supposed to be ‘exemplary’ and ‘beautiful’ but literally the first script I opened had global variables used. That’s not my idea of elegant Python.
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> Typically employees make poor money in comparison to what kind of profit they generate I think it’s the opposite - developers are overvalued.
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Fake news. Lots and lots of fake news.
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Are these third party requiters?
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> If you parse HTML with regex you are giving in to Them and their blasphemous ways which doom us all to inhuman toil for the One whose Name cannot be expressed in the Basic Multilingual Plane, he comes. Jesus this is cringe
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> Sincerely, a person who went to a school you've never heard of, but makes a ton of money Hey, good for you!
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> In all location guessing games you get one try per location Not in tradle, for example
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That is very interesting. Where can I read more about your company?
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Nobody mentioning rock climbing? Come on, I bet half of Hacker News partakes in it
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> You click on any value and you see a graph/chain of all the transformations this data goes through right back to the source of truth Isn't that just a debugger?
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I don't know if I can call 'new_allocated = ((size_t)newsize + (newsize >> 3) + 6) & ~(size_t)3;' very readable...
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This argument is along the lines of ‘why do grandmasters waste their time on chess? They should direct their brainpower to things that really matter’
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why do u do this?
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No power banks on plane
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Perhaps there are barriers preventing it from working organically, and some external impetus is beneficial to speed up the non-white representation?
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I gotta say it's impressive what sort of reach OpenAI has with less than 400 employees
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Montana
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