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I think he is using a definition closer to the one used in this paper: >Athletes experience minor fatigue and acute reductions in performance as a consequence of the normal training process. When the balance between training stress and r
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Do you often wish that you had spent your time in another way? For example you want to start working out or spend more time with your friends but instead you just end up in front of the computer. Does the rest of your life suffer by you sit
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I don't think it is a very good thought problem because I think very few would figure it out unless they have encountered the algorithm or a similar one before. It is one that a lot of people will go "Aha, of course" when the
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Drugs?
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I mean actual instances where this happened: " companies and people the right to silence vast amounts of voices and opinions on random whims" and no one cared.
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What older situations are you talking about?
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I don't think anyone is saying that there should be a law that forces Patreon to allow everyone on their platform. More a lamenting that the consequences of large platforms acting like this might be bigger than people think. Reminds me
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That is when you are running late on a project and adding new people. Someone that is already up to speed in the project does not have that limitation.
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I assume he is not talking about changing direction so much as: - "This implementation of the API was trickier than expected, so it will take a couple of days more I think". - "Ok, maybe I can help you with it instead of star
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No way, this blew up and has been one of the biggest stories about youtube lately. There is no way this would end in any other way and I doubt legal needed to be involved more than how can they be safe from the false claim guys.
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I think previously it has not been so much accidents as shock humor that is prevalent among young people (most famously often shown at 4chan) that clashed against the mainstream. Paying two poor indian guys 5 bucks to write "Death to j
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Unless of course you are rewriting an aging desktop application to a web application.
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But when I'm on vacation then my Mastercard in combination with cash works without hassle. There is just one big win with crypto and that would be if I want to send money to someone over distance reasonably anonymously. That is where I
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Sure, this is within Sweden.
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I live in Sweden and it is much quicker. I just transferred some money between my bank and Avanza which is one of the largest stock trading sites in Sweden. You have two options: 1. "Direct deposit", all largest banks in Sweden su
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Yes, but I can loose all my Bitcoin pretty easy if I lack security or if I trust someone else to hold my money and they get hacked or do an exit scam. I feel that that scenario is much more likely than the collapse of my country and bank.
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Yeah, that is the problem. I can buy something from China and pay without any problems. I can send money to my friend using my phone. I can transfer money quickly to a trading platform and buy some stock. Sending money around and paying for
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CI/CD can be set up pretty quickly with modern tools. You can of course spend time over engineering with lots of different environments that you can create with scripts but just setting up a basic pull request->build->run tests-&
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My experience is that it is more likely that "hero devs" who love to do what they think is important rather than what the team needs will hate any attempt to reign them in.
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How much overhead is it really? 15 minutes a day at most?
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There are a some, the most obvious example being Linus Torvalds. At google you have Jeff Dean who has, rightfully, become famous as a world class software engineer.
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As far as I know it is a different high that some people prefer. I think the reason it is more neurotoxic is also the reason why some people prefer it, you want that serotonin and euphoria that follows.
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Watch The Nice Guys ( https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3799694/ ), it is excellent.
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>Almost none of the MDMA on the streets is actually MDMA. That is not really true. At least not in Europe. Real MDMA is incredibly common.
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For some reason he has word-break: break-all in the css
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I think you are putting too much trust in how good OpenAI is at bigger strategy right now. They have a very push focused strategy that fits with the limitations they have put on the game. When OpenAI wins against human opponents it seems mo
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Why would you need to go low protein with low fat? High carb and high protein is pretty common.
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Try MobX
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I don't have much practical experience with Kubernetes but I think one argument is that there are other alternatives to it that might give equal or better productivity gains for a lot of people. For example Azure App Service or equival
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No, it is not the same. You should at least try it out before you make blanket statements like that.
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