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well i've seen it used "enthusiastically" for the lack of better word, i.e. once someone on the team starts using one header, with some relatively well proven and robust feature (like smart pointers), it creates a temptation
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STL and OOP are orthogonal, e.g. you can use STL without ever using the concept of inheritance. Boost is too popular imo, and many people take it for granted when using C++ that it comes with this nice utility library to complement STL, kin
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C++ is a beautiful, pragmatic and very efficient language, just constrain your use of it to STL, and avoid Boost and other over-engineered dependencies. The Ockham's razor principle of code design is not only important but essential w
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Churning to Make Butter
(ferrelljenkins.blog)
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do you have any evidence to believe otherwise? I watched the entire trial and the state failed to prove Chauvin's guilt without a reasonable doubt. The jury was obviously intimidated by the mob, let's hope for appeal and supreme c
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seems hypocritical to call 4chan majestic memes and insults hateful because their users express opinions different from yours, on the other hand spewing actual hatred and racism from mainstream outlets 24/7 is somehow ok. Indeed it
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In banana republic may be, where mob decides who’s guilty and who’s not
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neck restraint is standard use of force. noone can be suffocated via back of the neck pressure unless there is significant tissue damage and broken bones or something indicating severely restricted airflow, and no damage whatsoever was foun
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neck restraint is standard use of force noone dies from back of the neck pressure unless there is physical damage and none was detected, not to his skin, nor deep tissues based on autopsy report, there was not enough pressure to cause suffo
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it's kind of strange to pay attention to a fringe internet forum when you have mainstream media, like CNN, WaPo, NBC etc broadcasting conspiracy theories on "white supremacists", "white privilege", "systemic
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according to the law use of force by police is authorized when effecting a lawful arrest. this case will go to appeal and possibly the supreme court, as there was significant interference with the jury by the media, and even US representati
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the parent comment asked "why couldn't he breathe in the back of the car" noone was kneeling on him in the back of the car if you watch the full footage there are 16 min of body camera footage before the viral video with Chau
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'speedballs' and exertion from resisting arrest, he swallowed his entire stash of drugs to avoid going to jail to make matters worse he had severe hypertension and was hospitalized in 2019 during similar arrest with BP of 210 on 1
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there was no assault though, but reasonable use of force according to MPD police training materials presented in court. In fact they could have escalated it at least two levels to more restricted prone position and use of taser, but they di
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the autopsy report said he had a heart failure "complicating" restraint. When asked to clarify coroner said he meant in medical sense, as in "heart failure complicating leg surgery", i.e. his death was not expected from
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After the Ramallah lynching and all the bus bombings I can only see blood on their hands. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000_Ramallah_lynching https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Palestinian_suic
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A Harvard Psychiatrist Explains Our Social Justice 'Worriers'
(abigailshrier.substack.com)
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probably contained content related to Hamas, which is a terrorist organization
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check out Kafka Streams, they have streaming SQL as well https://www.confluent.io/online-talks/intro-to-ksql-streamin...
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it's a numbers game, apply to more positions, startups especially, across the globe. And avoid competition if you can. There are tons of remote DS positions in US startups desperate to find candidates but everyone is mindlessly applyin
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Gmail Compose with Transformers (2019)
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The brain’s auto-complete function
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A Complete Guide for Lighting Fast Autocomplete
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50M for Our Forests
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Geoffrey Hinton has a hunch about what’s next for AI
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Walsh Matrix
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I'm saying that mob justice is no justice.
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The mob won, let’s hope for mistrial or appeal. When a US representative incites violence on the streets to intimidate the jurors, and the president ‘prays’ for guilty verdict it is a travesty of justice.
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House minority leader to introduce resolution to censure Maxine Waters
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finance book do help, 'ML for finance' books rarely do, the domain is too new and attracts many charlatans. You're better off just learning ML from its classics like Hastie & Tibshirani , Tom Mitchell, or Bishop PRML. And
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