cambalache

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by cambalache 6y ago
> You don’t own an iPhone I assume? No I dont. > You don’t own anything with an intel in it? No. > Do you not buy anything made overseas that pays workers less than 80% of some us based rate? This is all what I have bought in the
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by cambalache 6y ago
I am a latino and I really like Colombians, but this is a pathetic piece of pandering. At her personal level it is a nice story of course, but there are hundreds of thousands of cases like that. So she lived in Colombia, in what it was more
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by cambalache 6y ago
OK I am ignorant authoritarian, now please work for me for 1USD/h. Put up or shut up.
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by cambalache 6y ago
> How much is a substantial fraction and who determines that I determine that and I say +80% , you dont get weasel out of this with useless semantic distinctions. > Is it a simple fraction As oppose to a "complex" one? >
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by cambalache 6y ago
You are giving yourself way too much importance. Rest assured that the rest of the world does not share that sentiment.
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by cambalache 6y ago
Write all these down: - Pay your local workers livable wages and dont fuck the local population. Where are most of the customers located? - If you want to hire foreign workers pay them the same or a substantial fraction of your local worker
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by cambalache 6y ago
On the contrary this has been shown time and time and time again and again and again. All the great comedians (Louis CK, Seinfeld, Carlin, Prior,Chris Rock, Bill Burr) are transgressors,provocative, very un-PC and at odds with the SJW movem
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by cambalache 6y ago
- Cheap, high-quality, free-from-exploitation. Pick 2. Spare me the "Life is cheaper in the 3-world non-sense"
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by cambalache 6y ago
You are no missing anything. Reputations in academy are not only made by being correct and inventive. You can go pretty far if you know how to dress-up bullshit.
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by cambalache 6y ago
This comment is nice r/sneerclub material
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by cambalache 6y ago
> ... and has a strong commitment to diversity. Experience has shown that comedy and "diversity efforts" are negatively correlated
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by cambalache 6y ago
The Martian is pop-fiction pablum, it does not stand up even in science-fiction, a genre notorious for its lack of literary quality. He made the big $$$ so good for him. Pablo Coelho, Dan Brown and Stephanie Meyer did the same though.
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by cambalache 6y ago
> I'm not putting the bar high. I'm giving an example of people who love Rust criticising Rust. Person I replied to claimed that Rust fanboys didn't do this because they were zealots. That's not true, clearly But that
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by cambalache 6y ago
Point A: The claim was that folks who love Rust do not accept criticism of the language. Point B: a criticism by someone who loves the language was presented, to show that claim was false. Point B does not contradict point A at all. That is
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by cambalache 6y ago
Wait for them to grow up to even a modest number of subscribers. First they will be brigaded (with no action from the admins), then they will be quarantined and lastly they will be outright banned.
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by cambalache 6y ago
You are gladly ignoring lots of differences in the diet between Southern Europe and the US. From the size of portions, to the prevalence to HFCS in the American diet, the dramatic difference in consumption of things like olive oil, wine, o
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by cambalache 6y ago
Technical types should rarely, if ever, try to write fiction, this is a prime example. You could forgive the old masters in SF because the ideas were great and they have lots of practice after all so the prose was mediocre but tolerable.
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by cambalache 6y ago
> And most pertinently, this critique was written by someone who genuinely loves programming in Rust. That is putting the bar impossible high. I would expect most of the criticism to come from people who hate to program in Rust, which it
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by cambalache 6y ago
The product is obviously not for you but for clueless PHBs who want the "latest and best" for the team so those useless ML engineers can finally put his brilliant idea in production with a less than 1% prediction error.
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by cambalache 6y ago
No. Most "radical" subs will be suppressed or otherwise banned by selectively enforcing the rules. For every rule broken in r/thedonald or r/chapotraphouse you could find dozens of similar examples in r/news and r&#
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by cambalache 6y ago
27 MB for just 100 pages of lecture notes? You can find in certain Russian site, 600p textbooks weighting 2-3 MB
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by cambalache 6y ago
Because you are taking the government criticism of other countries at face value. This is not a case of a well intended but barely self-aware organization or even some ideological zealots not giving pause to its enemies. This is just propag
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by cambalache 6y ago
> And remember, if you're writing in English, that a lot of your readers won't be native English speakers. Their understanding of ideas may be way ahead of their understanding of English. Ah, condescension. The secret ingredien
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by cambalache 6y ago
From say, December 1995(An arbitrary date) to now, in every single month,you could find posts/emails/comments all over the internet claiming that in that month/year: - The economy was in a slump and was going to get worse - T
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by cambalache 6y ago
Social science is lost. Expect most of these "studies" in the future. "Pythagoras was actually a woman", "How Greek philosophy was actually Ethiopian philosophy repackaged", "Revisiting the Einstein situat
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by cambalache 6y ago
A 500M-1billion fine. Those fuckers will only behave until one of those shenanigans can make them broke.
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by cambalache 6y ago
Yeah, let's make an elaborate tale with no serious scholarship behind instead.
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by cambalache 6y ago
As always the real reason is buried 1 or 2 articles down > Historically women were involved in brewing, since it was seen as another domestic task. This is it. Move along.
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by cambalache 6y ago
Yes, also the matrices that come out from Gaussian Processes
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by cambalache 6y ago
You are confusing the efficiency of an algorithm with its implementation. Worth repeating the famous Dijkstra's dictum here : “Computer Science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes.”

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