broken-kebab

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by broken-kebab 5d ago
So this guy has been "killing math" since 2011. The inevitable question: where are achievements, success stories, anything at all?
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by broken-kebab 6d ago
How do you deal with onboarding, both technically, and legally if your eval period is 1-2 days? I mean unless you are a one-man team, and can just give all permissions yourself, and ignore legalities, it sounds way too short
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by broken-kebab 9d ago
>the architecture is not designed in Japan The text says "next-generation CPU, FUJITSU-MONAKA, designed and developed in Japan".
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by broken-kebab 17d ago
I think "A Regrettable Circumstance" is genuinely better description than "Exception"
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by broken-kebab 18d ago
Which is what I wrote above?
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by broken-kebab 18d ago
Syncretism is mixing religions (as doctrines, beliefs). Assimilating local traditions into one's religious rituals is not that.
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by broken-kebab 18d ago
What are dedicated neural accelerators? What exactly do they accelerate?
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by broken-kebab 18d ago
USA fluctuates expanding, and diminishing its power mainly because it's typical for electoral democracies to change its course with higher frequency. It's friendly to Europe most of the time, and hostile at times. It's cultur
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by broken-kebab 18d ago
China isn't a big bully for European nations cause it's counterbalanced by USA, not of inherent niceness. Also in two years there will be a different president in White house, but in Beijing things aren't that fluid.
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by broken-kebab 20d ago
This is moderately popular misconception which seems to be prevalent in English-speaking sources. Latin "mediterraneus" means simply between-lands. And "orient" is not "top" as other commenter already noticed.
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by broken-kebab 24d ago
I don't think it's fair, while "one of the most abundant" isn't well-nuanced wording, but the argument is that glassmaking won't exhaust glass-grade sands in historically near times, and it's true.
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by broken-kebab 24d ago
One argument for PET packaging bans is that there are people for whom the discipline of disposal is hard. If it's true, than re-using cotton bags for 173 times is hard - on average level, not for you personally.
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by broken-kebab 24d ago
On one hand, you are not wrong, sands differ in qualities, but the question is what you need to make from it. Glass-grade sands aren't everywhere, but they are abundant anyway. Some industries, like solar panels production, require hig
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by broken-kebab 24d ago
>We can't even reliably trust people to put the plastic bags in a bin We can, or more precisely it depends on culture norms. Places where littering is rare do exist.
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by broken-kebab 24d ago
It's a conspicuous part. But energy use is still a problem. Like, maybe high-kicking people throwing trash everywhere would be cheaper solution then letting them do it, but with paper instead of PET. If we won't calculate we can&#
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by broken-kebab 24d ago
Few month after I started using bare Chromium instead of Brave, and consequently started to see ads, they often felt like a cool joke. I even had an occasional urge to share it with colleagues, like "Look, what they are showing me, hah
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by broken-kebab 25d ago
I don't think so. I know, somebody recently re-popularized Sahlins theory claiming that HG essentially spent most of their lives happily dancing and singing around fires, but the popularity, I believe, is due to tapping into the lost p
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by broken-kebab 25d ago
"Economy" by merits of its definition is an applicable term for hunter-gathering societies. And is used widely in this quality, in fact. Nobody says they couldn't find a time to do carving (existence of the artifact shows the
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by broken-kebab 25d ago
1. You are welcome to cite exact wording. 2. That's literally the first normal argument you expressed in the thread. I'm so delighted! NATO is practically very much different, cause it has tried-and-proven structures, drills, and
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by broken-kebab 25d ago
Not being a hunter-gatherer also helps, I imagine.
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by broken-kebab 25d ago
They had a lot to do during winter, though, cause it was a society with subsistence economy.
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by broken-kebab 27d ago
I shifted nothing, and as we are on the nets, everybody can verify it above. I said you can stretch the notion of military alliance to cover the EU, but because nobody's obliged to come to your rescue in force, in practical terms it is
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by broken-kebab 28d ago
I literally started the discussion from the point that "the mutual assistance clause doesn't oblige member states to support each other with military force" - quoting from the comment just 2 levels above. So which goalpost is
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by broken-kebab 28d ago
Looks like I'm right. I don't read in German regretfully, but what I get with machine translation fully supports my point - national discretion allows for civilian or humanitarian aid rather than an automatic military response
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by broken-kebab 28d ago
The mutual assistance clause doesn't oblige member states to support each other with military force even in case of aggression. A member can send blankets, food rations, or even just express diplomatic solidarity. Stretching definition
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by broken-kebab 29d ago
This fun was not revenue-generating, I suspect, so it's already a loss. Also it's a long-tail change, which will likely create unexpected situations here and there, and de-value experience and knowledge already available. Cumulati
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by broken-kebab 1mo ago
Same. To me exactly delayed version is annoying. Non-obvious rules which guide behavior make it feel like there's a bug.
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by broken-kebab 1mo ago
As I see it, there's a bit of internal contradiction: your declared intent is to not write code, but you had to circle back to code (albeit more relaxed and vague) because human English is (compared to proglangs) imprecise. Pseudocode,
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by broken-kebab 1mo ago
Fairphone with its 8-year updates, swappable battery, and decent repairability is great for those of us who doesn't like to be forced to change phones often. I'm not sure, however, what variety of distributions you mean. It suppor
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by broken-kebab 1mo ago
Wow! So I correctly described it? It's a student's work, there's no data attached, and the whole matter is about "greed to be the most significant predictor of unethical behavior" just expressed in class war terms.

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