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butterNaN
3y ago
I mean, technically it is a known issue now that they know about it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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butterNaN
3y ago
Wait, why are ghey two different things? Can't pip be used for deployment?
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butterNaN
3y ago
I don't know where I got this from, but in my old notebook I found the following notes I made for myself. To be an expert, you need 4 things: 1. A suitable environment 2. Lots of iterations (which is what I think the parent post is abo
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butterNaN
3y ago
I don't usually (get to) talk much in our team meetings. This one time I suggested we try FP for a new internal project - and the backlash I got was quite unexpected. Merely the mention made my teammates launch into a dozen different a
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butterNaN
3y ago
I mean, it's better than going unnoticed
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Ask HN: What are some popular books affected by replication crisis?
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butterNaN
3y ago
> Even open book exams can be gamed Of course, yes, nothing's perfect. But Open book exams are far better bargain than what the most popular method of exams is as of today.
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butterNaN
3y ago
I'm calling the following a "text group": 1. A singular comment 2. For a text submission such as Ask HN, the post contents A general readability recommendation is to limit your line lengths to be around 45-80 (e.g. [1]). For
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butterNaN
3y ago
Honestly, the only UX enhcncement I'd like to see on HN desktop website is this: * Limit the display length of individual text groups to be 60-80 characters. Everything else is grand.
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butterNaN
3y ago
That is indeed some disproportionate reaction to just failing some students in introductory CS class. (So much that I feel there must be more to the story.) > The system is broken This is truer than it sounds. The very design of Examinat
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butterNaN
3y ago
Isn't the main difference due to the component of the sound that is travelling through the material? Just my hypothesis. I have compared flutes for the same key but with different woods (and steel).
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butterNaN
3y ago
Bhagvad Geeta?
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butterNaN
3y ago
uBlock origin works perfectly with Firefox on mobile, just in case you didn't know.
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butterNaN
3y ago
Something's wrong here. I was very excited to explore this, until I searched for "Getting Things Done" by David Allen. A nearby book - "Crippled America: How to Make America Great Again" by Donald J. Trump.
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butterNaN
4y ago
You might be interested in this youtube channel: Rishabh Bhowmick https://www.youtube.com/@RishabhB/videos "How to Listen to Indian Classical Music" is a common subject discussed on that channel
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butterNaN
4y ago
It's trying to put a size comparison so that our human minds can picture the scale. Earth is just a placeholder in this example. The author is inviting you to picture the the size of the planet. They could've just written the si
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butterNaN
4y ago
It gets politicized because there is real-world discrimination if one's not under the normative curve, which is a political issue.
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butterNaN
4y ago
It is not wrong to demolish the old and build something new in its place. I'm all for it. Culture should never be (rather, cannot be) static. The problem with RSS/BJP is that their focus is more on demolition; their 'new'
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butterNaN
4y ago
Mental fortitude isn't a constant and dafault trait in humans. Any of us can be vulnerable at a time.
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butterNaN
4y ago
How would you design a smart glass?
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butterNaN
4y ago
Not sure how feasible it would be, but the limit should be a runtime calculation depending on various factors (e.g. Median time it's taking to find a job nowadays). A static time limit, I feel is wrong for somethimg that is so fluctuat
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butterNaN
4y ago
I may have worded it better. Provocation is not the best tool. My point is that there is already a "forbidden-word" list that everyone can easily agree with - which include things such as racial/discriminatory slurs. Then why
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butterNaN
4y ago
What DAW are you using, by the way?
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butterNaN
4y ago
Would your black friend be okay with racial slurs thrown at him?
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butterNaN
4y ago
I dunno, I think it's good that a racial slur is not thrown at me in my workplace. I know at least some people who would love to do it as a """"joke"""" Could be just me though
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butterNaN
4y ago
Your comment reads like you are using voice dictation, which is much on point! (Sans typos)
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butterNaN
4y ago
I think it's a reference to how openly they betrayed public goodwill
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butterNaN
4y ago
Wealth does not correlate with intelligence.
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butterNaN
4y ago
Seems like the burden of proof is on you mate
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butterNaN
4y ago
I believe that's what System76 is trying to do.
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