daveFNbuck

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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
If the trial contract isn't enforceable, why bother canceling?
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
You could adopt a kid that's old enough to already know whether they like dinosaurs. I'm not sure how adoption agencies will feel about this line of questioning.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
If the errors are happening further out than your civilization has ever been, what's correcting them?
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
That's great news. I have sync enabled already. The only remaining problem is that I can't seem to install the stable release. Whenever I download it and run the executable, it just starts up immediately in beta again.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
That's what I've tried to do every time there's a new release - update to the caught-up stable version before the beta upgrade. I haven't figured out the details of how to make that happen after a year or so of attempts
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
I'm not running the next beta. I've checked the general settings menu. I don't see the beta switch.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
I'd do that, but sync misses things like container settings. Also, I'm unable to run stable at all. Whenever I install and run stable, I somehow end up with the beta version.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
I just want to switch one time. I got on the beta like a year ago when the current version was unstable, and I've been trying to get back to release since that version was released. Where can I find this documentation? How do I install
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
Every time I see one of these, I try to switch from the beta version to the stable version. I download the latest stable version, quit my browser, copy it to my applications folder, double-click, accept the warning that I'm running new
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
That one was tedious though. It's easy to see what the solution is, but it just takes a lot of time to write it up.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
{2020 - x} is a single item set. nums & {2020 - x} does set intersection with nums, which restricts nums to either the item that sums with x to 2020 or nothing if there is no such item in nums.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
I was talking about the food mentioned in the comment I was responding to.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
I was talking about the specific restaurant mentioned in the comment I was responding to.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
Wouldn't this be a problem for any takeout order? I know some restaurants don't offer takeout for this reason.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
I used Luigi [1] to automate data processing at a previous job. It's a simple job queue with a UI. You request jobs from it, and then run them for minutes or hours, so it shouldn't normally be a bottleneck and it makes sense to us
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
If the problem is developers making a bunch of apartments and releasing them slowly, wouldn't such a tax just mean they'd switch to a strategy of making them slowly to get the same effect?
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
You should look at both successes and failures. When you only look at one or the other, the features you pick out might not be unique to that group.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
Outside of searching for specific technical issues, DDG is pretty good. I use DDG for most of my searches and this is the first I've heard of search results being dominated by Pinterest, so it's at least better on that front.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
That doesn't break the advantage, it just mitigates it. The advantage is just small enough that it doesn't matter much even before the mitigation. The caller could still look at the coin before it's flipped and have a slight
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
Doctors disagree about medical treatment too. At least with the dentist you'll know how much each opinion costs.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
I think that's why they put in the provision that you have to keep paying the tax for 10 years after you move.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
You can safely use this type of test in your pipeline if you set a fixed random seed.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
My wife just alerted me to new restrictions she heard about on Twitter. I went to https://www.smchealth.org/coronavirus to read more about it, and I don't see anything different from when you linked me to it 10 days ag
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
> 2) academics profit from copyrights. Academic work usually doesn't have a long shelf-life. Textbooks already get replaced every few years. So there's little incentive against advocating for shorter copyright terms that would
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
A bad actor can breed a lot of cobras at relatively low risk to themselves. They can only give themselves one COVID infection, and it comes with a pretty high personal risk.
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
> I think the ethics violation needs to be somewhat related to the research I think this covers that: > This article was probably written to defend MIT president Rafael Reif's decision to mark Epstein's post-conviction donat
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
I tried a lot. I spent a good amount of time searching for what the restrictions were in my city. I found news articles describing restrictions, but I wasn't able to locate primary sources or a way to keep updated. Even with the link y
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
I live in San Mateo county, and am interested in knowing what to do to stay safe. This is the first I've heard about limiting outdoor recreation to within 5 miles of my home. I haven't been notified about any of the details of any
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
It's important to a lot of people. I get that I'm in the minority here, but I can make it on the leaderboard a lot of the time if I try. But trying to get on the leaderboard stresses me out and ruins the fun, so I instead do thing
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by daveFNbuck 6y ago
Why do you think you kept putting off the puzzles? Do you enjoy the competition, but not the puzzles? Maybe it's better that you didn't finish them.

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