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by _9hey 4y ago
Why is the us department of energy building telescopes? Did I misunderstand something?
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by _9hey 4y ago
It’s intentionally open-ended to engage in discussions about functional and quality attributes. Does the candidate ask questions or just jump into an answer? I love it because it’s very open-ended and demonstrates problem solving. It’s a gr
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by _9hey 4y ago
As an interview question I might ask how to one might extend this system
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by _9hey 4y ago
Oh how I wish the glyphs started at the top right and moved anti clockwise one quadrant for each power of two, to be consistent with right handed coordinate systems
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by _9hey 4y ago
Ok I’ll bite. Problems exist on several levels of detail and it won’t do justice to address these concerns with broad generalities. However there are a few root causes which have outsized impact on society - namely, business, government, an
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by _9hey 4y ago
This is interesting to me because I have a lot of ideas that get cut short as soon as my bias toward action kicks in. “Write then do” sounds like a good practice, though I’d be more interested in using a foam daily note. The calendar visual
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by _9hey 4y ago
Scientists spend their whole lives researching a particular topic, but as soon as there’s a breakthrough the politicians take credit. Unbelievable!! Excellent milestone for humanity nonetheless
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by _9hey 4y ago
There are several misuse cases when publishing the source code to your heart. Namely, bad actors will know how to hack you.
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by _9hey 4y ago
Everyone should agree that the executive branch should not be pushing the envelope in regards to constitutional rights. This treasonous behavior demands accountability.
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by _9hey 4y ago
There are some strong arguments here
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by _9hey 4y ago
1. Obviously add all code to version control then try to clone the site in a different environment to see if it fails 2. Start planting seeds with upper management explaining that kicking the can down the road wrt code quality is like skipp
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by _9hey 4y ago
This a clear and bold violation of the fourth amendment. Let the lawsuits begin!
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by _9hey 4y ago
Sounds like a great movie! Just add sneaking into their bedroom at night to grab their phone.
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by _9hey 4y ago
All law comes from belief in some underlying value to be pursued. For every issue, there is coupled with it the issue of individual choice on that issue. Some issues have higher value than individual choice on that issue. What you’re annoye
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by _9hey 4y ago
Given that ego minimization comes from viewing oneself with respect to a broader group/context, what is the effect of isolating one’s identity from the group/context? Wouldn’t it have the opposite effect? If someone is constantly
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by _9hey 4y ago
The Soviet Union was an extremist sect of scientism: they killed millions of people for not converting.
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by _9hey 4y ago
Nope nope nope nope nope Nobody should have this much oversight into individual finances, not even the fed. FedNow can go back to hell
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by _9hey 4y ago
I must admit I haven’t touched the subject for twelve years. It sounds like you have a vested interest in dark matter. I think you’d have better luck talking to the author or reading the paper. The arguments against it sounded plausible at
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by _9hey 4y ago
Nice try, FBI
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by _9hey 4y ago
Sounds like a misunderstanding, I’d recommend reading the paper before jumping to conclusions. Certainly we covered the various tensors mentioned here in the class I took - if you want details, you have to read past the summary. General Rel
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by _9hey 4y ago
My general relativity professor claimed the need to postulate the existence of dark matter disappears when using basis vectors for derivations. To be honest, as the only undergraduate in the class, it was mostly way over my head. Hopefully
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by _9hey 4y ago
Key takeaway: investors ruin startups. It’s that belief that still keeps me from going that route even while working through a regular career for several years. If the project succeeds, well you’ve already sold it to the people who ru(i)n t
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by _9hey 4y ago
What I don’t understand is how their vendor even got the names of the recipients. That is the violation of privacy, the mailed letters are only the symptom of a poorly designed system.
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by _9hey 5y ago
Isn’t it a scooter that you pedal?
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by _9hey 5y ago
Interesting take. It sounds like you really dislike Google. It also sounds like your manager had something to do with it. Perhaps it was a lack of promotion? Since you’ve worked at both, do you have an opinion on why protocol buffers aren’t
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by _9hey 5y ago
You have to correct the pharmaceutical industry for that to be effective. Capitalism works but we need to discover the rules at scale, similar to Physics. Seems like everyone agrees that the rules we know tend to break at scale.
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by _9hey 5y ago
This lawsuit won’t go anywhere. “Don’t be evil” is not a contract, and if it was, they’ll have to convince the court that their definition of evil is the one true definition. This is really just a publicity stunt to get Google to settle to
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by _9hey 5y ago
I always have the fear that something I write will be too complicated for someone else. This has become particularly irksome when integrating OIDC into a single page app. It’s gut wrenching to double check every random header for every doma
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by _9hey 5y ago
not_a_virus.hta

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