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by creato 3y ago
Your experience at a big company in those two scenarios will likely be no different.
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by creato 3y ago
Expectations of a bailout might mess up this analysis.
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by creato 3y ago
You could include the cost of energy in your statement, and then it says nothing.
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by creato 3y ago
"Unbiased", lol. > Additionally, Trump, according to the indictment, did not cooperate when asked to hand over the documents, while Hillary did. I’m not going to belabor this point, as it’s not a big piece of the indictment, bu
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by creato 3y ago
Sure, as long as you consider externalities like congestion. That would suggest charging for passage through congested areas (the subject of this thread), and subsidizing mass transit in congested areas.
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by creato 3y ago
Some of which that Trump himself signed into law, specifically because he was trying to jail his political opponent at the time.
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by creato 3y ago
Communists never burned any fossil fuels?
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by creato 3y ago
This doesn’t answer the question of who is being scapegoated or who is saving face or from what.
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by creato 3y ago
I don't see how you can call them scapegoats and that someone else is "saving face". That implies someone else did something wrong, and they're taking the blame for it, so someone else doesn't look bad. What is that
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by creato 3y ago
This is the “ what about emergencies” argument but phrased in the way that is least likely to lead to productive conversation.
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by creato 3y ago
If you have a “large” SRAM that can be accessed in one cycle, that just means your processor is slow and/or consumes more energy than it should.
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by creato 3y ago
People paying ransoms.
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by creato 3y ago
I really don't know what to think of HN these days. You're absolutely right, and yet this post is at the bottom being downvoted. If the pilots knew, then a large number of support crew also would have known. But the only "tes
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by creato 3y ago
No matter how good or well trained on good data with good representation of all skin colors a classifier is, it’s going to misclassify people and things periodically, and it’s definitely going to misclassify black people as gorillas more of
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by creato 3y ago
I think that’s unrealistic. If you want to get rid of the fuel for fires, the best way is prescribed fires. If things get that bad, we’ll just see the regulations around prescribed burns loosened, the way they should be anyways.
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by creato 3y ago
> Even HN doesn't let you delete your account. I understand they will if you E-mail them, but even then, I don't think they will delete your content. It’s a tricky problem. Is it still “your” content after other people build po
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by creato 3y ago
I’ve overpaid my tax, they told me about it and IIRC I just got one letter with a check in it, I didn’t need to do anything. I’ve also underpaid and my experience was basically the same (except I had to send a check instead obviously). Edit
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by creato 3y ago
Anyone actually involved with decisions managing the bank was not bailed out. The people who were bailed out are depositors. If you want to make this argument, the correct version is that depositors are incentivized to find the bank payin
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by creato 3y ago
I genuinely think HN has been overrun by influence operations designed to make people resigned to the world being terrible. It sounds stupid and paranoid, but I can’t explain the patterns I observe any other way. I think the way HN is opera
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by creato 3y ago
It’s also a great reminder that this data is imprecise and shouldn’t be relied on for anything important, by anyone.
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by creato 3y ago
> Elections are basically an emergency valve and a way to get people to not complain too much. No, they're a collective agreement that we compete with votes instead of on a battlefield. Instead of getting recruited to be in some pol
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by creato 3y ago
I’ve been hearing about this issue in some form for what seems like the last several decades . It seems like there have been some impacts, regulations followed, and then things turn out okay. I’m not aware of any significant human health i
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by creato 3y ago
Yes, it’s quite possible that “democratizing” election forecasts is bad. A public forecast may influence the likelihood of voting while a private forecast would not.
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by creato 3y ago
Not all car noise is equal though. I ride a bike regularly along an 8 lane freeway. It’s pretty amazing how hundreds if not thousands of cars go by and it’s mostly a blur of white noise. But every now and then a jackass with a loud exhaust
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by creato 3y ago
OpenAI’s flagship products are literally named after work done by Google researchers.
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by creato 3y ago
The fixed fee is higher than my entire usage rate bill currently. It might make economic sense for some people to buy a battery + solar and cut electrical service entirely.
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by creato 4y ago
I think Reagan was an absolute disaster responsible for a lot of our problems today, but this isn’t one of them. Mental institutions of Reagan’s era were a humanitarian nightmare. But, I am not sure there is a humane solution to serious men
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by creato 4y ago
> Keyte said Boyes was traveling in the bike lane when a car hit him head-on and said he and other friends of Boyes were waiting to learn more details about the crash and the motorist. Keyte said he hopes that his friend’s tragic death b
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by creato 4y ago
Russia is getting $52/barrel for oil. Other producers are getting $80-85/barrel.
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by creato 4y ago
If that’s your view, then it seems better to be up front about the ownership limitations than pretending otherwise until a war comes along and pulling the rug.

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