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So I think I came across an article which touches on what you're getting at: https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/people-wit... For me atheism & nihilism go a bit hand in hand, but there are athei
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Agreed, I was specifically responding to their last line which casts a blanket assertion
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I don't see how being an atheist means someone lacks the ability to recognize ideology. Religion may help because it gives practice putting boundaries on ideas which are obviously ridiculous. You can't go around pushing everyone t
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Systematic play is often the first step for beginners to gather experience from multiple similar situations. Nuance comes after that
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You were using C++ >= 11 in 90s/00s?
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http://sickmyduck.narod.ru/dick25-0.html search for "doorhandle" Also amusing is the normalization: "Free!" He stared at her. "That's not economically feasible. How can it operate on that basis
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Probably added after profiling on that system found that the GC pauses would fit within frame budget, whereas not running it every frame would have a long pause eventually drop frames
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Not technically. You'd just have to apply encryption at a higher level Send email bodies encrypted to base64 along with a public key fingerprint, then receiver's client would decrypt if it had the private key for that fingerprint
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Ape is a broad enough term (& fuzzy) that depending on context humans could be considered included or excluded from the category, meanwhile chimps & that common ancestor do fit into the category Hence I didn't say we evolved fr
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Similarly, humans can't impregnate chimpanzees. That really hurts the "humans evolved from apes" theory
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Not enough information. What's your team size? How much prerequisite knowledge is your product? Otherwise all I can give you is snark: Hire juniors & call them senior engineers. Or hire a senior engineer to do everything & don&
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Russia's exporting theirs: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1123927/sputnik-v-export... China's also exporting their sinovac vaccine
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https://webpack.js.org/guides/asset-modules
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What prevents them is that it'd be within the confines of a website, so url bar tells you you're on a website & not the appstore asking for permission This gets into sandboxes needing to have "sacred pixels" as a bor
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lichess has links to streamers on the home page, so they are serving ads by your definition Naroditsky isn't paying you to promote his stream, so it doesn't qualify as an ad as ads are being referred to in lichess's post
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You're right, likely the OP thought PRs were included in settings where you can disable issues or wikis Discussion: https://github.com/dear-github/dear-github/issues/84
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Here's your 0.1%: a card game, https://etg.dek.im before React I was using PIXI.js, over the years it's transitioned from being fully rendered in canvas to not using canvas at all (& now uses webpack, but years ago
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Indeed &str has as_bytes which returns itself as &[u8] But, str is a subset of &[u8], the type's contract is that it is unsafe to have non valid UTF-8 data, hence https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/str/
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Where in my case "small, computationally expensive library" is a card game engine & its AI search
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Our current rules are what was done. You're the one advocating for more cautious rules because you consider 1 in a million side effects too great a cost compared to the cost of non vaccinated covid
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Allowing children to cast votes will also get them engaged at a young age to vote later on when they're older Giving children responsibility is how you get responsible adults
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It only makes matters worse I was diagnosed with ADHD, prescribed ritalin. My mother opted me out of being medicated. It wasn't necessary for me, because I shouldn't've been diagnosed with ADHD. This was in early 2000s when A
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If there's confidence in this distribution, you make a pool of people who take these bets & divide the result
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I don't understand what point you're trying to make. Part of the issue here is that rms has published his current views to great length. The issue at hand is over interpretation, which rms has the consistency to not bother rewordi
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It may not be correct, but it may be correct Your statement "If it has an answer" only holds if you say that any truth science can't prove doesn't exist But this isn't true. See Halting problem etc. There are things
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Not too much, especially since for the most part the world has gone ahead betting on P!=NP But the techniques used would likely be insightful. Particularly with proving cryptographic protocols beyond "we had a contest & damn are th
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Am important thing to remember is that even with wrapping Rust maintains memory safety Still, I agree, I prefer consistent semantics between dev/prod as much as possible. Especially since there's methods to have checked/wrapp
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This was my advice to someone: don't expect any returns. Do it as a fun experiment, not an investment People piss away plenty going to casinos or clubs or amusement parks. So buy in with your for-fun budget, not your savings. Quit when
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I've dealt with this, my family was very providing so if you hinted at some problem they'd try to solve it. But I might just be shooting the shit, if I complain about the weather I'm just observing the hassles of everyday lif
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civilian_casualties_from_U.S._...
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