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adjkant
8y ago
I'm amazed there has been little talk of modern ethics where there has actually been good progress by people like Rawls and Sandel, for example. The problem is that these ideas have not been truly applied in any way, only considered on
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8y ago
You realize all those fields were birthed out of philosophy right? Once something becomes more known, it graduates from philosophy. Some questions look to be staying longer than others but generally I think you'll keep seeing fields be
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8y ago
Not saying it's right but: For something like Unicode, I think the point is that it "just worked" before where it would have been a lot more time and effort to get it "working" in say Java. Types and compile/ru
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8y ago
> Apollo’s database contains publicly available data, including names, job titles, employers, social media handles, phone numbers and email addresses. It doesn’t include Social Security numbers, financial data or email addresses and pass
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8y ago
And yet it's rising significantly when it comes to Instagram where they are employing the exact same business model.
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8y ago
> Suddenly, companies would be forced to make jobs more desirable than food stamps. Revised: Suddenly, companies would be forced to make jobs more desirable than food stamps without housing. In order for the not working stipulation to wo
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8y ago
As in lower or higher?
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8y ago
The huge problem for me would be the 10 hour days followed by a 2 day weekend. Hard pass. I'll also second the 10 hours being useless. Most days I really get about 4-5 hours of 100% work in. I don't think this would be any more pr
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8y ago
Based on the question you posted I'm honestly surprised, that one seems really straightforward. If you write it in a functional language it's basically impossible to mess up the design if you "make it work" only.
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8y ago
This 100%. There's a big difference between looking for maintainable and extendable code and the "right" solution. To me, that almost no one passes is a red flag - if you are screening resumes right and framing the question r
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8y ago
A streak is a 1-5 minute thing at most for those who are obsessed with it. Many people in that category send out a single "streak" snap to everyone they have a streak with. You can't spend the same 20 minutes of Instagram scr
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8y ago
This is just presenting factual information, how is this being downvoted?
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8y ago
Take NYC for example: To apply for a photo ID card, you must: Be a citizen or a legal resident of the U.S. Be a resident of New York State. Have your original birth certificate. Have your Social Security card. Be able to provide enough docu
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8y ago
Easy access to getting ID. If you don't drive (many poorer people don't have access to either a car or education on how to drive one) getting an ID is surprisingly hard. If it was a mandatory law that all people are given a nation
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8y ago
To add to this, Sense8, Queer Eye and A Series of Unfortunate Events. Just shows how far deep the solid content goes. I'm still a fan of HBO and I don't think the transition makes sense, but Netflix absolutely has a lot of good st
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8y ago
Yep, it's my go-to for any not huge web project. Plays well with any server-side tech you want, though I find Python (Flask, again with the right architecture, is a good experience) to be quite easy and enjoyable. The key is a sane and
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8y ago
Are people actually wanting Amazon? Many I know (on both classic political sides) are saying "anywhere but here".
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adjkant
8y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17434254 The comment lists at least two "questions" that can be answered easily with SQL and a graph and even in ways that give more nuance than linear regression can capture.
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8y ago
> Would a strong negative correlation between number of non-English speakers at a school and school performance convince you? Somewhat, once also adjusted for funding per student, pay of teachers, all those other factors. > And then o
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8y ago
> How can you confidently say that? All of the studies on poor/insufficient teacher pay, the funneling of money away from public K-12 schools, the personal experiences of many around me, some from California public schools, broken i
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8y ago
So no comment on that 30% of income spent for public schools? > You mean an incredibly sub-par education for kids key formative years! This just sounds like scapegoating. I think the subpar education of public schools is not caused by im
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8y ago
That doesn't make it nondeterministic if the environment is also deterministic. The nature/nurture debate is independent of determinism.
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Oh WOW. I misread that. Wow that's a deal. Edited my comment accordingly.
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8y ago
As a Moviepass user I'm likely gonna ride it til it dies then switch to this because: 1. Online ticketing means I can see a movie even the first night and not worry about selling out since you have to get to the theatre to buy the tick
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8y ago
That makes sense, can completely see that perspective. I think at this point it's more just semantics that I'm saying the thought and choices given to what tech you work on to "give more options" is a political and moral
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8y ago
So a few notes: 1. A single state is not representative of the entire country. Let's keep in mind this is probably the state hardest impacted along with Texas. 2. Of those English learners, what percentage are illegal immigrants realis
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I don't want a much more liberal policy for the record. I'm frankly not too worried about the policy in terms of numbers/requirements so long as it's somewhere in the middle. What I have a huge problem with, as many I th
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Do you have the stuff to show it's actually hundreds of thousands? How much of a difference is the education quality? Public schools are mostly funded by local taxes, yes? How exactly does this come into play? All of this is still to s
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What are the day to day effects you face every day due to current vs ideal immigration policy? What about most people? Do you really think that harm is more than the huge amounts of suffering this policy is causing? Where is your judgment f
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8y ago
Here's the thing: that "how to use the result" part means that you have to get involved in politics as known by common definition and all its mess, inefficiency, terrible campaigning, and more. It's a game of slowly movi
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