chmod600

31 ms·

331.
by chmod600 4y ago
What is "force posting"?
332.
by chmod600 4y ago
People don't connect in sterile, comfortable-for-all environments. Professionalism keeps this in check: inclusive enough to not exclude people from other cultures, etc. But it's somewhat of a trade-off and we have trouble admittin
333.
by chmod600 4y ago
This will all be resolved when smartphones have holographic screens, and just present the actual curvature at whatever zoom level you are at.
334.
by chmod600 4y ago
If you simmer a half inch of water in a cast iron or enameled cast iron pan, you can scrape almost anything away with a soft spatula. Like new in no time. No soap needed. Much faster than scrubbing. There are a few thing that are still a pa
335.
by chmod600 4y ago
It sounds like they didn't fully go into tech yet ("give up bootcamping"), so I'm not sure "transition" is the right word.
336.
by chmod600 4y ago
True, but fraud is not at all specific to capitalism in practice or theory.
337.
by chmod600 4y ago
Ownership is a more nuanced concept in a world of complexity. It's a bit like a 12-year-old emperor: he's not really the leader because he doesn't understand what's going on. If you want to own something, you need to und
338.
by chmod600 4y ago
The problem is that (a) you can't prove something safe, you can merely fail to find harm; and (b) literally everything is a chemical, often it already exists in some form and is used for some purposes, and we reuse it for something els
339.
by chmod600 4y ago
There are a few things you left out: 1. Doing things right often results in releasing faster . But wildly unrealistic schedules sometimes cause teams to reject the right thing infavor of the "quick" thing you pay for ten times ov
340.
by chmod600 4y ago
Regulation works when experts really do have the answer. But the problem here is that we just don't know. We know about a few worrisome problems and signs, but we don't have a clear picture like we do with lead or asbestos. We cou
341.
by chmod600 4y ago
Game development has an interesting relationship with software engineering. Clearly, engineering is important. But games that are too well-engineered tend to be not fun. A lot of what makes a game fun are the exceptions to fundamental assum
342.
by chmod600 4y ago
Maybe time to give haskell another try. Last time (5 years ago?), I got stuck on two issues: 1. Wasn't clear on environment/toolchain and ended up compiling for a long time just to install one package. Pretty sure I was doing it t
343.
by chmod600 4y ago
With the "try_reserve" stabilizations, does that mean the "allocator_api" is closer to stabilization?
344.
by chmod600 4y ago
What are "alternative proteins" and what pestilence do they cause?
345.
by chmod600 4y ago
Downvoted because (a) sarcasm isn't helpful; (b) generalized criticism of unnamed people rather than specific ideas.
346.
by chmod600 4y ago
Does she write notes to him? It would feel a little weird to me if this was one-sided.
347.
by chmod600 4y ago
That's not needed to answer my question. Regardless of FSD, are Teslas more lethal per mile than other cars?
348.
by chmod600 4y ago
Are Teslas more lethal per mile than other cars?
349.
by chmod600 4y ago
Lying to an investigator is not perjury. It's a separate crime.
350.
by chmod600 4y ago
There's some nuance here. We have free speech in the US. Freedom means choice, so there's still an obligation to act morally. China is more than willing to manipulate cultural messages with money, so we need some kind of cultural
351.
by chmod600 4y ago
Lying to investigators shouldn't be a crime, in my opinion. It too often creates a situation where you can just investigate someone endlessly, find no real evidence, and then convict them of lying based on some flimsy inconsistencies i
352.
by chmod600 4y ago
The other point is that investors didn't get the desired performance out of their $168M CEO.
353.
by chmod600 4y ago
If you can hear the tick, is it misaligned with the motion or does the tick time shift as well?
354.
by chmod600 4y ago
Good point. Not enough to claim that the federal government must take responsibility for all assistance programs, however.
355.
by chmod600 4y ago
The name of our country is the United States . The state was intended as the primary unit of general government. Lots of land is outside of cities, and that can't be left ungoverned. And many counties have very few people, which make
356.
by chmod600 4y ago
Or, perhaps feel that state governments are better suited to those kinds of assistance programs.
357.
by chmod600 4y ago
I think there's a powerful incentive to be first, which drives people to research in the face of so much doubt. Trying to convince one lab that the idea is worth funding is hard enough. Two labs is just unrealistic. My idea hacks aroun
358.
by chmod600 4y ago
Hypothesis comes before data collection in the scientific method. You can share equipment, but if you share data, then it's the same experiment not a new one reproducing the first. Sharing data would not only miss fraud, it would miss
359.
by chmod600 4y ago
I'm open to that idea but not sure how it would play out. It could go wrong in a few ways. One potential problem is that it could become "the" authority on reproducing results. If they repro something and another scientist ca
360.
by chmod600 4y ago
Proposal: if a paper isn't reproduced in ten years after publication, then it gets automatically retracted (which can be reversed as soon as it is reproduced). Any papers that cite the retracted study (in a way that the conclusions dep

More ›