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by daenz 5y ago
Do you think it's important to acknowledge that you got lucky with a gamble? If you have kids, would you advise them to make a similar move as you did, in the hopes that they also get lucky and win big? If not, advertising only the ben
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by daenz 5y ago
You should be very satisfied with how well you conveyed the algorithm. Well done. What was your approach to arriving at this result?
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by daenz 5y ago
The checks and balances here is the appeals process, which fails when the cost of appealing isn't worth it. It will always be the case where a judge can calibrate a decision to be under the cost of appealing. Which is why it is importa
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by daenz 5y ago
Impressive but honestly I am more impressed by the quality of handwriting at that time. The penmanship appears flawless and beautiful. I'm not seeing any typos or corrections. The authors must have had incredible focus and a crystal cl
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by daenz 5y ago
This is why it is so important to have wise judges that are held to a very high moral standard.
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by daenz 5y ago
If you feel comfortable elaborating, can you explain broadly the purpose for the judge's order? I have heard stories of judges doing things like that during the time period of a divorce or custody battle.
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by daenz 5y ago
>Because the problems they solve can’t be that challenging, largely because the students won’t have the requisite problem solving skills. Now we hit the actual problem – coding is useless without the ability to solve problems, and I don’
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by daenz 5y ago
I tried Stadia briefly as part of a free trial. I'm probably not considered a casual gamer, but even for casual gamers, I don't think they would tolerate the latency. It was awful. Unpredictable and high latency with an interface
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by daenz 5y ago
>The whole point of protesting is to make ppl uncomfortable. Activists take that discomfort w/ the status quo & advocate for concrete policy changes. Popular support often starts small & grows. To folks who complain protest
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by daenz 5y ago
I foresee this triggering an influx of kitschy word games trying to attain similar exits.
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by daenz 5y ago
I learned Haskell a few years ago, enough to read it, but not fluent enough to comfortably write it. Haskell scratches a real intellectual itch, related to how it formally captures certain concepts (types, purity, etc). But my opinion is th
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by daenz 5y ago
Sounds like it "wasn't real socialism/communism."
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by daenz 5y ago
Is this the setup for regulation?
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by daenz 5y ago
From the minutes you posted, I can see how one could interpret it as being politically motivated, especially the words about "bigger plan to holistically redact." However, I think there is an alternate explanation, from the last s
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by daenz 5y ago
>If you don't think there's a problem with the government banning books from school curriculum for political reasons It's not banned for political reasons, at least from my reading of it. It's banned for the language
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by daenz 5y ago
Deciding the things that are taught in public schools, by the government, with tax dollars is "representation with taxation", not "cancel culture."
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by daenz 5y ago
I agree, but I also I don't think that's the point OP was trying to make. My reading was that the censorship that they are taking immediate issue with is the censorship that isn't a direct result of a law. Whether a certain t
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by daenz 5y ago
Both of those things are illegal and therefore fall under the exemption that the parent post explained.
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by daenz 5y ago
The new authoritarian infrastructure that we put in place in order to "combat the pandemic" will live long after the pandemic, and negatively affect the lives of everyone going forward. Governments do not have a track record of gi
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by daenz 5y ago
Based on that reasoning we should ban free association because people randomly assault others occasionally too.
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by daenz 5y ago
Will you maintain that position when you find that a company upholds a horrifying law?
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by daenz 5y ago
Seat belts and helmets do not require chemicals to be injected into your bloodstream in order to freely associate with other humans. These measures change free association by making it illegal to exist naturally around others. There is a hu
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by daenz 5y ago
>A statement on Costco’s website states that as per their Code of Ethics, they are required to comply with the law wherever they operate. Either support it or don't, but this lukewarm response of "I'm just obeying orders&q
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by daenz 5y ago
People Don't realize that Quebec is banning unvaccinated people from many stores including big box stores (Walmart etc) [0]. The punitive nature is a side effect of creating this new authoritarianism. If you could have new authoritaria
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by daenz 5y ago
It is a big change in the messaging, as the director of the CDC as well as fauci use "natural immunity" to refer to immunity acquired through natural infection. I can provide numerous examples of this.
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by daenz 5y ago
Are you advocating for calling vaccination "natural immunity"? That's a pretty big change in the messaging to date.
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by daenz 5y ago
The trick is to make the "right" decision yourself while helping people feel like they were heard and had a chance to give their input. From my experience, people don't actually want to control the output of everything, they
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by daenz 5y ago
Yeah the path parts are AND, with no ability to do OR, but you can do NOT. If you wanted to do your use-case, you'd need to look in 3 separate places... /A, /B, and /A/B (or /B/A)
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by daenz 5y ago
No, but that was a challenge to overcome. See #2 here[0] 0. https://amoffat.github.io/supertag/faq.html#why-are-my-files...
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by daenz 5y ago
Osxfuse is notoriously problematic software. Would you mind opening an issue on the supertag project please?

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