bro-stick

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by bro-stick 11y ago
Makes one wonder about the usable lifetime of such an art piece.
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by bro-stick 11y ago
Yup. Our house already has two little nightmares running around.
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by bro-stick 11y ago
Organizers that aren't money-hungry, amoral/weak/lazy aholes. They don't care about protocol.
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by bro-stick 11y ago
Men and women both make up crazy stories all the time to attack other people. It's incontraverible evidence that makes it clear one side isn't lying. It seems like she has good evidence so it's not s/he said situation
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by bro-stick 11y ago
If they're tattling on her to him and haven't done anything to hold him accountable, they're not going to make it right except as a token PR play under pressure later. She's got to engage a lawyer and the legal system t
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by bro-stick 11y ago
More often than not, organizers don't care enough about doing right and instead do what is expedient because "they don't have the time to investigate or take sides." It's real evil and wrong, but it's fairly c
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by bro-stick 11y ago
In writing a fast Hamming distance library in Go, dropping inline popcnt64 in using cgo was far slower than good, old-fashioned lookup table method for a single byte on a Haswell mobile processor. For the uint64 case, bitfolding was still
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by bro-stick 11y ago
Not much else to add. Presume a larger, smarter, better funded team is working stealthily in another office somewhere to kick our ass... anything else is complacency. Worse, following that path, leads to hubris at some juncture: excuses r