cheez

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by cheez 6y ago
And now PIX will never be implemented.
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by cheez 6y ago
Good observation.
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by cheez 6y ago
You work for higher ed. COVID is about to decimate them. I'm not surprised they are taking this tack. It's survival mode now.
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by cheez 6y ago
Python is strongly typed, don't confuse static and strong typing.
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by cheez 6y ago
Yes thanks
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by cheez 6y ago
That's what they did
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by cheez 6y ago
I can't figure out how it works, any links?
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by cheez 6y ago
Not happening.
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by cheez 6y ago
I agree, this unnecessarily complicates library-type code.
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by cheez 6y ago
They simulate all of them, still screw it up when it happens. 9/11 was simulated, pandemic was simulated, etc.
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by cheez 6y ago
Most likely drones against disarmed populations
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by cheez 6y ago
Sure. Most large teams do this on a 6 month basis or when it is needed to implement something. Again, a solved problem.
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by cheez 6y ago
their lawyers ain't cheap.
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by cheez 6y ago
this is a solved problem, pin your packages.
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by cheez 6y ago
True, does need to be managed rather than outright banned is the idea though.
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by cheez 6y ago
haha you're 100% right.
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by cheez 6y ago
Or maybe we let ivory tower IYIs make the choices?
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by cheez 6y ago
> Funnily enough (NB: this is hearsay) the forests were actually better off when the area was controlled by drug gangs as the people had a source of income from the cocaine. Not a surprise. When animal hunting is legal, people breed anim
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by cheez 6y ago
I rely on people making decisions in their own best interest so they would find an economically sustainable solution. CERB prevents this.
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by cheez 6y ago
Go look at Canadian real estate. Middle of nowhere with services is 300K. Mortgage on that is something like 1000/month. This was purely to prevent a housing collapse.
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by cheez 6y ago
Nope
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by cheez 6y ago
My point is that those people are protected from economic crisis while the rest are not.
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by cheez 6y ago
Economic crises are a way to redistribute wealth from spenders to savers. This prevents that natural function.
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by cheez 6y ago
Absolutely. When it happened, a few Canadian friends of mine were impressed with Trudeau but when we walked through the amount and where it would likely go, we realized it was purely to hold up the housing market. Without this, the housing
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by cheez 6y ago
I have a friend who runs a team and hires according to these lines: - Management: Europeans - Coding: Russians - QA: Indians He will not consider that he might be wrong here.
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by cheez 6y ago
Yes this is a great first step. Would absolutely love a way to use this alongside my Python code.
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by cheez 6y ago
I keep a SQLite buffer open in emacs, might switch to this given it's nice visualizations.
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by cheez 6y ago
Proof is in the pudding :-)
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by cheez 6y ago
Canada is a joke and will continue to be a joke until the economy collapses under the weight of a government run by sissies. (Edit: to be clear, that's all of them. Not just the current one. The culture of Canada's government is t
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by cheez 6y ago
Not sure what you're trying to say. If _we_ found a loophole that took money away from the big boys, we would be criminals. Look no further than Nav Singh for proof. He was taking money away from the HFTs and was criminalized for it.

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