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by c3534l 4y ago
Could you successfully argue that its generic at this point? I strongly doubt anyone seriously thinks when you talk about Javascript, you're talking about only products and tools made by Oracle.
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by c3534l 4y ago
> Mark Twain was a racist. Just read Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. So this is a person who didn't get Huckleberry Finn, then. I can see why people are upset when you take a famous book and then completely miss the point of it. The
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by c3534l 4y ago
I think there is a very real need for a distributed operating system. Operating systems ultimately just virtualize hardware, and its clear to anyone that has used VMware or Xen that we're building such a system piecemeal and constantly
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by c3534l 4y ago
I have to wonder if everyone calling this site a cess pool has actually visited it. It was, in general, more civil and better moderated than, say, Twitter or Reddit which regularly generate a circlejerk of hatred and violent rhetoric. The s
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by c3534l 4y ago
The author seems to be doing exactly what he repeatedly claims not to be doing: being cute with his phrasing. He tells you he's going to make a case for fraud ceterus parabus, then actually argues fraud naturally arises through tradeof
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by c3534l 4y ago
It does feel like we could at least get procedurally generated streaming music. Music is limited enough that it feels possible, and people are more than willing to rate and save music they like. The social element of raiding another person&
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by c3534l 4y ago
Used to? Its the whole business model of social media.
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by c3534l 4y ago
This isn't my experience at all. Its a constant stream, people try common first names, and they're from lots of different people. Certain cloud websites in particular host the bots. A weird amount of requests come from IP addresse
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by c3534l 4y ago
> So any time you're seeing a 2-3 day hold on ACH, it's the bank doing risk management decisions, not something in the underlying transfer. I'm not sure if this is what you meant to begin with, but the institution is proba
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by c3534l 4y ago
I'm confused why you're confused. A discord is just a chatroom server. Click on the chatroom and type your message in the textbox and read other messages. It has native support for things IRC didn't, like emojis, the ability
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by c3534l 4y ago
If this isn't a joke, I don't hate it. A little weird and fun never hurt anyone.
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by c3534l 4y ago
The issue isn't a different cultural perspective, its censorship . In this case, the censorship is vast, arbitrary, and sweeping. Making it illegal to criticise North Korea is not protecting anyone, its oppressive.
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by c3534l 4y ago
If everyone is so sure this is where we're housing dangerous terrorists, why not charge them with a crime and allow them legal defense? If the evidence is so air-tight, so obvious we should deprive them of basic human rights, why not p
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by c3534l 4y ago
I suppose you could set up a network of pigeons. After all, an ethernet cable merely connects two points. Maybe you could train additional pigeons to route the messages somehow.
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by c3534l 4y ago
> Any gambler that makes a prediction without internally associating it with a probability is one that's most likely losing money. The very fact that this idea is expressible proves that you're combining two different ideas in
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by c3534l 4y ago
It most definitely is not. Confidence and predictions are orthogonal concepts outside of stats and ML. A gambler makes predictions, but may have no confidence in winning. A scientific model may produce predictions with no associatel claims
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by c3534l 4y ago
Predictions and probabilites seem unrelated, except in mathematical models which attempt to make "predictions" through probabalistic models. Perhaps you've spent so much time reading about machine learning that you've go
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by c3534l 4y ago
These are all really atrocious predictions, and the newest ones don't really seem any less stupid than those whose time has already come to pass. People also seem to have a weird inability to construct grammatically correct sentences t
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by c3534l 4y ago
They could, but you could do it better by voting. All jury notification does is introduce randomness and bias.
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by c3534l 4y ago
I thought it was going to autogenerate a prompt pased on the article's text. This seems no better than using stock photos. Actually worse.
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by c3534l 4y ago
Perhaps it was not "do I think this is reasonable," but "is acting in good faith enough to keep me out of trouble."
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by c3534l 4y ago
Sensationalized? This is disinformation.
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by c3534l 4y ago
This makes me think the navy now has something better, so they're loosening the reigns on last-gen nuclear technology.
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by c3534l 4y ago
Same reason people are afraid of getting robbed at night when they're more common during the day when everyone is at work, or why we're scared of heights and planes, but cars and horseback riding don't phase us. Fear is an em
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by c3534l 4y ago
Its fair to be skeptical and to use your critical thinking abilities, but I worry that people go "oh, this generally credible source isn't perfectly reliable, I guess I'll go listening to crackpots and charlatans." Almos
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by c3534l 4y ago
How about the threshold for publishability is that two independent groups come up with the same conclusion? So you have to partner with another team somewhere else in the world in order to get published, and then you get joint credit.
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by c3534l 4y ago
They do that about everything. There are consistently a dozen nearby "available" drivers in the downtown area where I live within a 5 minute drive and I don't think I've ever actually gotten one of those drivers. I also
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by c3534l 4y ago
I don't understand why anyone would think $32 million is a reasonable price point for a car rental site to begin with.
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by c3534l 4y ago
Doubt it. Hash was a pretty uncommon name for # until Twitter introduced hashtags.
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by c3534l 4y ago
I've not heard anyone seriously accuse someone of selling out in over a decade.

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