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by cjbprime 4y ago
There are several options here: One could think the math is correct, but conclude that they don't value other people that much. That doesn't mean the math is wrong. It means the assumptions behind the math ("I don't valu
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by cjbprime 4y ago
I learned flexbox from a game too! I think it was Flexbox Tower Defense.
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by cjbprime 4y ago
In case it helps to hear it from someone else: you are confused and the statistics are sound and not a trick.
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by cjbprime 4y ago
> For example, if we refuse to pay for self-driving taxis on moral grounds (the same way we might refuse to eat factory-farmed chickens) society can make these immoral businesses unprofitable. I don't think you've explained why
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by cjbprime 4y ago
I used Gale for years (met my spouse there a long time ago!) -- I think you can think of it as a Zephyr clone (as the name implies.. but from Caltech), so it shares the same kind of auto-created sub-categories model, and has federation. The
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by cjbprime 4y ago
I've interviewed hard of hearing candidates over text instead of voice before. Have you tried asking for that accommodation when interviewing? I am not a lawyer, but I would expect it to be a legally obligatory accommodation for the
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by cjbprime 4y ago
Older AMD CPUs e.g. FX-9590 don't have it.
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by cjbprime 4y ago
You can contest them in court and demand that evidence is shown. That's not almost the same at all.
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by cjbprime 4y ago
Took a look at the website -- why do you have a page which pretends to objectively review competitors and then decides that your project is the best app development tool without acknowledging the obvious conflict of interest? https:/&
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by cjbprime 4y ago
In the infosec community, "researcher" is the noun of choice to describe anyone who has discovered a security vulnerability, no matter their motivation or experience.
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by cjbprime 5y ago
It sounds like if a web service allowed a user to upload a file with attacker-chosen filename, which it will then run zgrep on, it would be vulnerable. Perhaps that's why?
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by cjbprime 5y ago
If you're only worried about environmental impact, I suppose you could try doing something with carbon offsets? If you also care about animal suffering, some foods have much more impact than others, see e.g. https://thinkbyn
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by cjbprime 5y ago
Are there screenshots or videos of Workstation?
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by cjbprime 5y ago
Neat! Anyone happen to know if there's progress on interactive interception of TCP TLS streams (non-http)?
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by cjbprime 5y ago
I don't think there's any ambiguity in the question -- the asker simply wants to know whether gliders or GA aircraft have higher accident rates, injury rates or fatality rates, either per flight or per hour. The fact that GA plane
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by cjbprime 5y ago
You seem a little nihilistic about the value of news. I would claim that excellent investigative journalism (I remember the Seattle Times) was critical to overcome the gaslighting and regulatory capture I'm talking about in the Boeing
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by cjbprime 5y ago
That's an interesting take, but I'm not sure what your point is on "the 737MAX treatment". The planes actually were catastrophically unsafe compared to their alternatives, in part due to what seems like corruption and po
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by cjbprime 5y ago
Many people in Latin America totally do this about every living native language which is not Spanish. I'd say the EU is the odd case rather than China here.
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by cjbprime 5y ago
Perhaps more importantly than being fast, it is scriptable. ("git bisect run" can take a shell command to run and interpret the exit code of, so you could script everything including the kernel recompiles and walk away for a few
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by cjbprime 5y ago
ELI5 "in Paw Patrol terms" from Stamos: https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status/1499873636500475904 It might be a false positive: https://twitter.com/mdhardeman/status/14998772471
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by cjbprime 5y ago
Keychron seems to be the current best value, just choose a model based on whether you like low profile laptop-style keys or taller desktop keyboard keys.
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by cjbprime 5y ago
He didn't want to stay in Russia at all. He was enroute to Ecuador, which had issued him an emergency safe travel document, when the US canceled his passport and stranded him in Moscow.
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by cjbprime 5y ago
> I agree. From what I understand the Russian people mostly don't want this war. It's Putin's war, not Russia's. I'm no expert, but this is probably not a sufficient understanding. As I understand it, Putin&#x27
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by cjbprime 5y ago
The unquestioning desire to inflict serious harm on 100+ million civilians in this thread (by bricking their communication devices) is disturbing to me.
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by cjbprime 5y ago
Moreover, Carlsen is currently symptomatic with a confirmed case of COVID. https://indianexpress.com/article/sports/chess/magnus-carlse...
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by cjbprime 5y ago
For the least friction, you could make the download page use Webtorrent, which is a BitTorrent bridge using WebRTC datachannels.
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by cjbprime 5y ago
> I also don't really expect Newegg to manually verify every open box motherboard is functional before shipping it to customers There is more to this story which strongly suggests that Newegg was told by Gigabyte that this motherboa
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by cjbprime 5y ago
No, the version which played on ladder was much weaker than the later version which played against pros and was at BlizzCon -- the later version was at professional level of play.
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by cjbprime 5y ago
Everything you wrote is correct, and there's previous writing available about this, e.g. https://danluu.com/startup-tradeoffs/
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by cjbprime 5y ago
> this approach wasn't successful in "solving" Starcraft) Why do you say that? As I understand it, AlphaStar beat pros consistently, including a not widely reported showmatch against Serral when he was BlizzCon champ.

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