bendbro

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by bendbro 5y ago
What is "blicklisting"? A misspelling?
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by bendbro 5y ago
I would love a 4d/10hr workweek. This schedule aligns much better with how I work. Starting work on any effort requires an initial investment of time to get spooled, and then anything after that is productive. This makes me prefer larg
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by bendbro 5y ago
> The Barbican estates in London on a clear summer day, to take in the hanging gardens and constructed river, and not be awed Looks like a flooded commie block
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by bendbro 5y ago
I expect the media led zeitgeist to slime you on a few fronts: 1. AI/automation/tech bros undercutting the working class. 2. The mortal danger of self driving cars to pedestrians and the public- perhaps with an AI bias/racism
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by bendbro 5y ago
Soft
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by bendbro 5y ago
I second a higher contrast background/font color. Overall I like the minimal design. It might work to add some horizontal lines to break up sections
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by bendbro 5y ago
> first churn propensity score Could you expand on what this means?
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by bendbro 5y ago
Frankly, people who succumb to social pressure are weak. Unless there is an acute barrier to something, if you want to do it, you just should. I relish any opportunity to do things I like that others dislike- making this comment for example
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by bendbro 5y ago
True :) Though I think he did understand that, given "even if you don't want it to be understood by all"
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by bendbro 5y ago
You were the sole person who understood my poorly worded question. How did you come to the correct interpretation of my question, given information was missing from my question? Did you assume that I realized the content of Skyking messages
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by bendbro 5y ago
> I seriously doubt that the people directly wielding these weapons actually want to use them. A small information leak indicating potential escalation like this, while still hiding exact deployment orders, may actually be desirable. I a
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by bendbro 5y ago
That was not what I was suggesting. Copying my edit from above: I'm specifically talking about these unencrypted parts: 1. The number of "Skyking do not answer"s indicates the severity of the message. 2. The fact that it is k
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by bendbro 5y ago
Why don't they use encryption? Wouldn't it be preferable for your messages to be completely inscrutable? [Edit] To clarify my question, I'm specifically talking about these unencrypted parts: 1. The number of "Skyking do
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by bendbro 5y ago
You suggest someone can't "understand", "reduce", or "invalidate" another's morals, but these quotes below from you contradict that. > ... I really think we need to revise ... > ... I'm not
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by bendbro 5y ago
> New regulation to ban copays and set a mandatory floor on deductibles (say, $10k) I like everything here except this. Won't a significant amount of healthcare (grouped by specialization, hospital, etc) still be funded by insurance
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by bendbro 5y ago
Tangentially related, but I have found making good use of local, functions, and jq (for structured data) makes large bash programs significantly more viable. The nice thing about using bash is it implies the program is intended to be quick
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by bendbro 5y ago
From what I have heard from my energy business acquaintances, the only alternative source that has a hope of surpassing fossil is nuclear. Solar panels and wind have their own issues: rare earth minerals, difficult upkeep, and in the case o
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by bendbro 5y ago
Yes, compare it to art.
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by bendbro 5y ago
> It should be legible - it should be easy to understand what it is and how it works in the absence of drawings or other information I like this use of "legible"
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by bendbro 5y ago
It was not. Popular coverage cited the court as debating "iphone pinch and zoom," but in reality, discussion mostly focused on the actual forensic application that was used, and the effect the algorithm that application produced o
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by bendbro 5y ago
If anyone remembers the infamous "pickles" drama in the Rittenhouse case, this is another example of why it's so important to know exactly what technology is doing to a photograph. An aside, the judge's demonstrated unde
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by bendbro 5y ago
That seems like a bad example. In modern society rights are generally enforced by the support of the population via some judicial (or extra-judicial) system.
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by bendbro 5y ago
I agree with your point about explicit columns being easier to read, but I still sometimes prefer implicit columns. An example: whenever you have numerous subqueries, all using the same columns, implicit columns are easier to read since the
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by bendbro 5y ago
> The question to consider then is why does male heterosexual lust get special consideration Male lust is given special consideration because it is the overwhelming majority of the lust expressed, leading to all the problems this article
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by bendbro 5y ago
Balance of payments includes federal programs like snap, medicaid, and social security [1]. None of that has anything to do with the state's balance sheet. > It's the more-blue states that you seem to be criticizing that keep t
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by bendbro 5y ago
I never argued that the bill of rights is a reason to mistrust the government. I am arguing that the bill of rights is evidence that Americans have had some unspecified reason to mistrust the government embedded in their culture since found
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by bendbro 5y ago
> You know how many Americans have a weird dislike of government intervention. These are the guys that paid to make that happen. > Americans > Weird dislike Sounds like European coping. > These are the guys that paid to make th
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by bendbro 5y ago
In my experience this is the actual reason for fear of the formal error correction process.
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by bendbro 5y ago
> For instance, if you’re behind schedule they can allocate more resources to your project, etc I have never seen this happen in my entire life, nor would it be useful
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by bendbro 5y ago
> The retreat by much of the Right into localism or an exclusive focus on personal virtue is a tacit admission that individuals simply have to look out for themselves, an equally empty response No you can't just take your ball and l

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