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5y ago
Cool post! Thanks for submitting. I would never in a million years have thought to try out a polynomial fit for something like this. Unsurprisingly, it was slower, but still cool to even see you thinking that way at all.
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5y ago
This thread is full of bizarre, depressing contradictions. I'm having trouble processing that this many people in this community think this way.
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5y ago
That Trump's motivation for literally anything is anything but pure, raw self-interest. It had nothing to do with a fear of panic and everything to do with the number of ways he perceived it in his self-interest to continually deny th
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5y ago
> Former US president Donald Trump admitted to playing down the risks of the coronavirus to “reduce panic”. The entire premise of this is absurd.
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5y ago
Could you describe "raising the floor of your play" a bit more? I'm not fully sure what you mean by that.
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5y ago
I pick my battles pretty judiciously these days. I've learned that a huge amount of what people talk about doing ends up going nowhere anyway, so why burn the energy and look disagreeable? A lot of people with bad ideas also aren
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5y ago
I wish the author had discussed a bit about what worked and didn't at a higher level. I don't have the time to get into chess, but I'm quite curious about how I could translate his learning into other games and domains. One
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5y ago
I love privacy.com for this, and I’ll never sign up for a trial or something recurring without using it again. I signed up for a trial for another service which shall remain unnamed, and of course I couldn’t find anywhere on the site to can
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5y ago
I'm gonna guess that an expert FBI interrogator probably isn't.
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5y ago
And yet it seems so rare. I can get people talking about themselves for an endless amount of time. Rarely do I come across anyone who actually seems to do the same for others.
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5y ago
Does PUBG not use this, or does it just not work that well?
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5y ago
Interesting article, thanks for sharing. How many people are at your company?
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5y ago
Congrats!
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d23
5y ago
~10% is more what I've seen. The biggest gain came from actually putting effort into getting lots of offers and negotiating well. This lead to an offer that was 2.75x my pay at the time. I ended up taking one that was lower (a mere
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5y ago
Never buying another razer device after I recently found out that the user agreement allows them to collect all the keystrokes from my keyboard and send them to their company -- you know, so I can customize my keys' colors.
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5y ago
> No Country for Old Men, again IMO, rides that line a little close. Sure the Bardem character checks his boots at the end but there were some other major gaps that I don't think were set up. It was well acted and produced but expec
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5y ago
Normally I'd agree with you, but the rest of the response is such a whiff I imagine it'd be hard to be insulted by it.
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5y ago
I don't think you're trying to be satirical, which baffles me, since you go on to use adjectives that describe Trump to a T. To be clear, I'm not defending Cuomo. What's going on now with the leaders of the democratic p
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5y ago
Are you serious? Middle america voted for a guy exactly like that.
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5y ago
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-report/activision-...
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5y ago
You've seemingly distinguished DDoS attacks from legitimate traffic. If someone is "flooding the zone" with disinformation with the purpose of making it impossible to discern the truth (i.e. it's not legitimate, good fa
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5y ago
The only thing I would add is that header-style comments are immensely helpful for "chunking" the code into distinct sections. I first saw this recommended in Code Complete, and it stuck with me, since I've seen it in a numb
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5y ago
The graphs are pretty chaotic. Thankfully the headline one seems unambiguous and is what one might intuitively want to view.
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5y ago
Malicious individuals invariably rely on and take advantage of good faith interpretations of their behavior. This is the only way they are able to continue their abuse for so long. Judge people by their actions.
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5y ago
Did you work there?
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5y ago
Care to highlight the differences?
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6y ago
Maybe I'm just too dumb, but I wish these papers would cut the nonsense and explain the key elements in layman's terms with simple examples. I'm super curious how you can do something like this in a fully unsupervised fashio
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6y ago
I like the "room" terminology. Maybe just make it clearer that it's not a room number, but the number of people hanging out in the room with you?
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6y ago
> it's pretty clear to me that this is only confusing if you intentionally do you very best to try to add confusing structure around it in an attempt to fool the reader into thinking something very different and weird is going on. S
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6y ago
Why is this on the second page? 720 points at two hours old should put it higher.
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