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by danharaj 8y ago
I've had good luck with the HP zbook studio line. The latest g5 version is quite polished and high end.
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by danharaj 8y ago
Fortunately, the userland functionalities of those examples are packaged separately, I checked just to be sure: wireguard: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/master/pkgs/tools/netw... virtua
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by danharaj 8y ago
The most common practice I've seen is to build a configured system on another machine and ship it to EC2 via `nix copy` or `nix-copy-closure` and then activate it by running `switch-to-configuration`.
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by danharaj 8y ago
That's entirely reasonable, and if you're in such a situation you probably don't want to ship a NixOS image. I've been in situations like that and I still prefer to use Nix (which is just the dependency manager) to build
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by danharaj 8y ago
This doesn't seem very convincing. Disclosure: I run NixOS on all of my machines. Even my router. Point by point: > Small community This reason applies to any new tool that doesn't immediately have significant corporate backing
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by danharaj 8y ago
ITT: People discussing how difficult it is to discuss this article without vicious pomo leftists censoring them. Not ITT: The logical bridge for the conceptual chasm between observing sex differences in the brain and an explanation of how t
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by danharaj 8y ago
That's a really dishonest interpretation.
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by danharaj 8y ago
I dont know what you think I was arguing. I was replying to > throughout most of history (and even on most legal documents), Gender = Sex Which is literally not true.
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by danharaj 8y ago
No, not really. There have been nonbinary systems of gender throughout history. Maybe, the history you were taught, though.
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by danharaj 8y ago
You're the one who brought the politics with you into this thread :^) Ok, let's say the amygdala is different between men and women. Now, give me a quantitative model that explains observed social differences derived from that. Th
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by danharaj 8y ago
No, it's not a good point. Do you think women were just shuffling their feet at home before they became wage earners? Technological improvements that reduced the total domestic workload for a household made it feasible to have two earn
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by danharaj 8y ago
There is always an implicit target audience.
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by danharaj 8y ago
I mean, the IMF hosts (but not necessarily agrees with) articles that use the word [1]. [1] https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/fandd/2016/06/ostry.htm
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by danharaj 8y ago
Yes.
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by danharaj 8y ago
Intent to do an action is independent of knowing the legality of that action.
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by danharaj 8y ago
Because controlling the conditions of your work is more than just a paycheck. Especially for tech workers whose work has a transformative impact on society. If you've ever been pressured into doing something unethical, that is a perfec
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by danharaj 8y ago
You said > Survival is literally the only thing that means anything at all. Which is not true. And even so, evolution does not determine meaning.
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by danharaj 8y ago
Evolutionary pressure is determined by the propagation of genes, not the survival of the organism. Anyway, your reasoning is not sound.
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by danharaj 8y ago
> Much of Piketty's work has been widely debunked, especially r > g Big claim.
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by danharaj 8y ago
Why?
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by danharaj 8y ago
The facts that you choose to include in a book and which to not include is implicitly an argument. I doubt the book goes over how the sky is blue, grass is green, and water is wet. What facts it considers relevant to mention is the entire a
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by danharaj 8y ago
> crafting their internet comments to sound nice It's not hard.
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by danharaj 8y ago
> It's good to understand at some point, because it unifies the definition of group / Lie group / algebraic group, etc, but it will really not give you anything new to work with. I think that's true at an elementary
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by danharaj 8y ago
Neither of those twit sequences directly address the points made. Yes, a larger collider would probe the Higgs field with more precision. It would lead to more precise measurements of what is already known. The question at hand is "is
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by danharaj 8y ago
I like Algebra by Mac Lane and Birkhoff, if by beginner you mean undergraduate.
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by danharaj 8y ago
As a contrasting point of view, the excellent graduate level introduction to algebra, Algebra Chapter 0 by Paolo Aluffi introduces category theory right from the start and it's a very good book. It just uses the concepts of a diagram a
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by danharaj 8y ago
Or it would make the organization even more about hierarchies of domination.
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by danharaj 8y ago
Being a hypocrite doesn't make you wrong.
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by danharaj 8y ago
See also webghc which has an alternative strategy to writing a new RTS and code generator. They are cross compiling to wasm via llvm. https://webghc.github.io/2019/01/18/state-of-webghc-january-...
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by danharaj 8y ago
You think "wage" and "capitalist" are boo words? Really?

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