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by c3534l 5y ago
It seems like you're conflating blame with bugs.
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by c3534l 5y ago
This doesn't seem mysterious or confusing to me. What happened wasn't the launch of a new random power outage feature - it was a problem that needs to be fixed.
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by c3534l 5y ago
I've learned long ago: always read the original source material. Its amazing how, not just a game of telephone develops, but groupthink when people are taking their cues from others instead of their own experiences. A lot of people wil
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by c3534l 5y ago
There might actually be a market for the web/cloud equivanent of /dev/null. So long as the API actually works, it would be nice to prototype against.
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by c3534l 5y ago
Why not just put the UV lights in the air ducts instead of point them at people?
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by c3534l 5y ago
But isn't only counting those that literally survive the very essence of survivorship bias? How is it the opposite of survivorship bias?
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by c3534l 5y ago
It strangely incentivises nuclear proliferation. If Ukraine were nuclear, they would have been safe
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by c3534l 5y ago
> # Note: Not sure why the 3 is there. Oh god, our economy is doomed.
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by c3534l 5y ago
That sounds like a problem of people not understanding what middle class means. Its even worse than that, its a fairly basic part of history class when talking about things like the American and French revolutions. If your biggest nitpick i
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by c3534l 5y ago
Haskell is intentionally niche and experimental. This is the opposite ethos of Rust which aims for popularity and wants to be a mainstream language. They don't seem comparable at all and the parallels the author draws seem arbitrary an
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by c3534l 5y ago
Because they're justifying a project whose sole difference to the other implementation is the language its written in.
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by c3534l 5y ago
I actually agree with him here. Windows are nice, but by eliminating them he was able to provide many other amenities. These are dorms, not luxury apartments. Better than the bunk bed and concrete walls you usually get in college.
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by c3534l 5y ago
It really annoys me how far into an article you have to read before it becomes clear that they're only telling one, disputed side of the story. > The US Army takes the safety of its operations extremely seriously. Calls for a cease
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by c3534l 5y ago
Its hard to take someone seriously when the most specific accusation in your article is that they have "bad vibes."
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by c3534l 5y ago
Describing a few round rocks as a "mysterious stone orb" seems a bit dramatic.
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by c3534l 5y ago
There have definitely been riots in the streets. In some parts of the world, there was with the Panama papers. But there weren't really many important Americans implicated in those papers. Here, we decided to riot over police murdering
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by c3534l 5y ago
Ah, this explains why imgur suddenly became unusable.
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by c3534l 5y ago
What is CSV other than a matrix of data? Its matrices all the way down.
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by c3534l 5y ago
> I am not a sleep specialist. Then you shouldn't be writing an article about sleep as if you were an expert. Why on Earth should I trust anything this man says if the first line of the article is about how he's not qualified t
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by c3534l 5y ago
By your own admission you didn't do daily standups as a rule. The only time you did daily standups was as a temporary policy in response to a massive and sudden change in the dynamics of your company.
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by c3534l 5y ago
When I first heard about it, people were comparing it to Patreon. Then it became porn because of some weird loophole in how credit card companies work. Credit cards and pornography is its whole massive side discussion.
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by c3534l 5y ago
I thought it was already common knowledge that China puts in different hardware backdoors for computers destined to different countries. I remember a while back a news story where China accidentally shipped a box of phones backdoored for Ch
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by c3534l 5y ago
I imagine that if you're on these forums and you, first, don't recognize your own shortcomings; don't understand or care about how you've emotionally affected those around you; always assume you're the victim even w
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by c3534l 5y ago
So are you saying you're just guessing because you believe the government has it out to get Trump supporters? If, it turned out, there was a similarly large number of people on the list prior to Trump's election, would that change
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by c3534l 5y ago
What makes you say its a list of Trump supporters?
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by c3534l 5y ago
I have definitely done some stupid stuff because I was typing when a popup came up which caused me to hit enter on a dialogue before I could even read it.
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by c3534l 5y ago
> I’m not sure what the real inflation is You can, you know, look it up: https://www.minneapolisfed.org/about-us/monetary-policy/infl...
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by c3534l 5y ago
That's exactly how I interpreted it because that's what they said: they don't have mosquitoes.
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by c3534l 5y ago
Doing an extra round of hashing wouldn't do anything. If they were different before, now they might be the same. If the hashing algorithm is worth its salt (pun intended) then the original hash will be just as random as the hash of the
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by c3534l 5y ago
There's a cost to switching to IPv6 and a cost to buying IPv4 addresses. When the cost to buying IPv4 addresses exceeds the cost of switching, people will switch. In my humble opinion, there is no problem - we just underestimate how mu

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