braiamp

19 ms·

361.
by braiamp 2y ago
That would be true if there was a change with that population. Right now the numbers are that Trump won with slightly less votes than when he lost in the 2020 elections; and Kamala lost with significantly less vote than Biden got in the 202
362.
by braiamp 2y ago
Saying that the current drive of inflation is a monetary expansion must demonstrate that there's a significant component of the inflation to be attributable to monetary expansion. M0 has been stable, M1+M2 components as whole have also
363.
by braiamp 2y ago
Do all the population eats Caesars pizza? Inflation (or more accurately CPI) is a weighted average where the items that represent the biggest spending on the consumer (not on volume, but also relative to their income) is calculated and chan
364.
by braiamp 2y ago
First, User space != users. Second, he's berating that kernel maintainer saying that even if user space does something absurd, the kernel accommodates such absurdity. The user space program being bad, doesn't give the kernel any r
365.
by braiamp 2y ago
> because we've decided we can't be bothered with traditional search Traditional search was only Google, and Google figured out that they don't need to improve their tools to make it better, because everyone will continue
366.
by braiamp 2y ago
Interesting, because for my apps, I implement all those validations. The form wide validation are done on server. Basically I have a bunch of layers of validation that leverages everything. Chrome having a shoddy unaccessible design is Chro
367.
by braiamp 2y ago
Checking if a string is a email (or at least looks like one), if it's a number, etc. is such a cheap processing, that setting up and tearing down a connection to the server to process it is a waste of resources. Client side validation
368.
by braiamp 2y ago
> I haven't played the game because my 11th-gen Intel Framework 13 isn't that fast for running newer games Interesting. There's nothing on the system requirement that would suggest so. Are laptop chips that underpowered?
369.
by braiamp 2y ago
That's regional pricing.
370.
by braiamp 2y ago
No, psychology studies have been traditionally very poor because most of the theory was literally out of someone ass, without proper design. Newer studies have been shown to be very robust, public freakout notwithstanding.
371.
by braiamp 2y ago
Sample size only matters for statistical power. After certain point, the diminishing returns will fall of a cliff. Lay persons seems to have mistrust of seemly small sample sizes, but they need to understand that doubling the size of the st
372.
by braiamp 2y ago
> If that's true, I'm confused how this is a "double-blind, randomized, controlled trial"? Those are design descriptions. Double blind means that neither patient nor the one administering the treatment knows which is
373.
by braiamp 2y ago
Except that sample size doesn't matter if the set of potential results/measurements of the dependent variable are very large. Someone pointed out that you can demonstrate that alcohol impairs executive functions, balance, etc. wi
374.
by braiamp 2y ago
Margin of error only occurs when you expect high variability and a very large population of measurements. When the set of potential measurements is of size 2, having enough statistical power can be achieved with very low sample size. Anyway
375.
by braiamp 2y ago
> First it started as 9€ ticket for 3 months Someone said in other comment that that 9 ticket was one time only > That was a time limited earlier ticket. "The tickets were valid for June, July, or August 2022. The offer aimed at
376.
by braiamp 2y ago
I don't know why this is seen with such aversion. This is the language forcing sane coding practices, since you always include what should be cached. Also, the syntactic sugar for except BaseException is to not catch it in your `try ..
377.
by braiamp 2y ago
For some weird reason, outlinks are to be avoided, because it's seen as "leaving your site". In a store front, I can see that making sense. In a site to provide information... not so much.
378.
by braiamp 2y ago
What has this to do with wayland or XFCE? The only major DE that is using client side decorations is gnome. This has been true since 2018: > I heard that GNOME is currently trying to lobby for all applications implementing CSD. One of th
379.
by braiamp 2y ago
Newspapers get monetized via ads. Google search being the prime entry point was "preventing" clicks by summarizing articles. Also, Adsense being the biggest kid in the block could set prices due their position as a king maker.
380.
by braiamp 2y ago
Yeah, in role playing, you understand the rules of engagement and you are willing to participate just to see where does it leads to. You collaborate with the system and give it enough breath to figure out where it leads to. If it seems brok
381.
by braiamp 2y ago
> The US constitution categorically upholds the value of Free Speech whereas the European Court of Human Rights Article 10 explicitly lists the reasons that free expression can be constrained. https://www.tandfonline.com/
382.
by braiamp 2y ago
> what they viewed as unconstitutional orders to censor speech. As in Brazil constitution? They don't have free speech, but freedom of expression. Read article 5 of the Brazilian constitution.
383.
by braiamp 2y ago
But it would also make the system more insecure since reporting failures means dismissals. At the end, DigiCert self reported the issue they were having. Without that, other operators would be blind to this flaw.
384.
by braiamp 2y ago
When I said "overview" I mostly meant both vision (as in observability) and understanding of everything. I would have said overseer, but then I would ask for the reader to crack the thesaurus. To not digress anymore, CISO not only
385.
by braiamp 2y ago
He explicitly expressed that he's taking the knife for the DigiCert failures. There's no need to speculate further than that.
386.
by braiamp 2y ago
I'm with amir in comment 23 and with Aaron in previous comments. Stuff happens. And when there are multiple moving pieces, the process and policies are the issue, not the individuals. Since individuals rarely have a complete overview o
387.
by braiamp 2y ago
> Reading progress, bookmarks, and annotations are stored in plain JSON files The file is not modified.
388.
by braiamp 2y ago
This is a management move. IT probably wasn't in the loop, since this effectively reduce the responsibilities of IT in terms of compliance.
389.
by braiamp 2y ago
> any move to attract talent is seen as net-negative, unfair and detrimental to the culture and livability The biggest barrier to attract talent in the EU is language. It's not culture, it's not incentives, it's not tax br
390.
by braiamp 2y ago
What part of the open source contract does FUTO not abide to?

More ›