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I agree. > proper debate. Unfortunately, only True Scotsmen can have Proper Debates. > Tools only work when you don't abuse them. I agree. The point of the parent article is that debate is being abused by kritik. My point is that
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Hard to say. The French system is different , and may have better results in some cases. > In France, the Cour d’assises itself was inherited from the French Revolution. Since a law of 1941, it is a mixed jury system, meaning that lay c
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Really makes you think, doesn't it.
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> Arguing is a form of truth seeking behavior. Arguing is a form of correctness defending behavior. I have found the most correct position, and I will now defend it. I challenge you to prove that I am not doing this. ---- I have a t-shir
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Debate doesn't do any of the thing that I consider critical to learning about the world. 1. Maintain a calm attitude 2. Evaluate facts BEFORE taking sides, and evaluate if you have enough facts to make a conclusion 3. Con
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3y ago
I ride my carbon fiber road bike down the bike trail in the morning; when I drive home after a night of entertainment, I see laborers riding their bikes in the busy street to get home after a long day of work. I feel the irony deeply.
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If you're wondering why this isn't a big deal in food - tobacco leaves have a huge surface area and generally are NOT washed before being dried. Nearly all food IS washed; but this is a good reminder that we live on a real planet,
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3y ago
Or it's a way to brag about how much space you have.
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` package foo; public class Hello { public static void main(String[] args){ System.out.println("hi world"); } } ` #As for the build and run, javac foo/Hello.java java foo.Hello --- Structure You need: a package*, a class*, an
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Not trolling. The last time I had done this was in the Java 1.0 days. I would invite you to re-read your code and see how many different things you need, and how they are expressed differently in different places. "Any Java dev" -
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How many proof of concepts must a project knock down, before you start to integrate. (with profuse apologies to Bob Dylan) This is a very good thing to keep in mind when estimating.
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Haha. I worked on a manufacturing monitoring app. It communicated status from plant floor controllers (PLC) to turn boxes on the screen different colors. The operators wanted a certain box to "turn green", and they told a coworker
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3y ago
I tried to build a Hello World java console app last year from notepad and command line. I'm sure I could have got it to work, but it's just so much easier to let the IDE do everything for me that I gave up.
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3y ago
It's nerd humor and nerd aspiration. It's a novelty song, but it shows what people want.
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3y ago
Now offering $250,000 rides to space on my carbon fiber vacuum airship.
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3y ago
But at 1 bar delta p, not 400 bar. Delta P means pressure difference. DO NOT GOOGLE.
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Every history book is a narrative. Do you listen to: The generals and presidents and industrialists? or The privates and citizens and workers? Most of the narrative of WWII I learned in high school is built off of grains of truth, but other
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There was some inscrutable code that had sleep 10 [seconds] in the middle. It took several hours to figure it out, but the sleep was there in case a file had not finished downloading
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The first time I heard Whitey On The Moon, I had a strong feeling that we don't all live in the same world, even while we share the same planet. As a counterpoint, there's Home on Lagrange: https://www.youtube.com/
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Molten cheese means that something that was intended to increase safety became a hazard during an incident. Think of how the SCRAM at Pripyat/Chernobyl caused the reactor to go supercritical because of the graphite tips. The control ro
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See also "Swiss Cheese Accident Model" and Melted Cheese Accident Model. Also see also Stockton Rush's statements on safety. He said that most accidents are caused by operator error, so making the sub strong enough wouldn
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If you have an infrared thermometer (they commonly have a pistol grip and laser pointer), take it outside at night and point it up. A couple days ago in central Texas at 10 pm, the air temperature at ground level was 90 F, but the temperatu
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Yes, I have said this as "The UX of [medical] study papers is terrible". Some people do not agree, they think that it should not be made easier to understand, that non-experts cannot really understand medical studies, so they shou
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I have some thoughts on a parallel line. My big question is: What is the base unit of work of software development. After all, 'You can only manage what you can measure' I'm curious what other people think, so please try to c
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In real life, things are rarely zero-sum or have one correct answer. Nearly all engineering is balancing different concerns - durability vs price, weight vs features, and so it goes. Besides engineering, you also have game theory, political
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> "What stops you, I think, is a combination of not really believing you’ll get it and not really caring. Is that too harsh – or is it somewhere close to the truth?" This reminds me of the curse of working with really good seni
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This makes me think of crash-only programming. If he didn't try to avoid variance and just quit, what are the odds that he could finish the run? Or like, how much does each risk mitigation cost? If he made it twice as risky, is it twic
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Wow. It's kind of like a speedrun, but super slow.
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Neat! I bought a 200 mm mirror and other stuff to make a Newtonian telescope, but I only got halfway through putting it together before I got distracted. Where do you take your images? One of the pictures looks like a back yard.
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I really don't know how to respond to this. You can see the charges starting on page 37 of this document: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.nysd.60... The document references the Code of Laws of
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