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by copypasterepeat 2y ago
I'd say that Matt Levine has a fair amount of credibility. He's probably my favorite finance columnist.
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by copypasterepeat 2y ago
But wait a minute, by that logic wouldn't the fewest assumptions be that there was no cause that created the universe and that universe is a timeless, cause-less entity. Isn't that fewer assumptions than positing another entity th
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by copypasterepeat 2y ago
Wouldn't this term still apply? If the goal of your demonstration is to show failure, and then that succeeds, that makes your demonstration a failure.
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by copypasterepeat 2y ago
Would you care to elaborate on this? Sounds like there is an interesting story here...
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by copypasterepeat 2y ago
The picture in the article mentions "bootlegger" flavor. Anyone know what that's referring to and what that flavor tastes like?
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by copypasterepeat 2y ago
I've obviously only skimmed the code, but honestly it doesn't look that bad to me. Sure there are things I would do differently, but I've seen much, much worse. At least the code follows a single convention, and has the appea
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by copypasterepeat 2y ago
Very cool idea but I wonder how well this can possibly work in practice. So many bouldering problems hinge on small things, such as how a little crimp hold is oriented or how deep the groove in it is. It can be hard to determine this even i
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by copypasterepeat 3y ago
Seriously. Is anyone able to defeat it? Is there a trick? I was only able to win a handful of points across multiple games.