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by depr 4y ago
Which is a pretty effective way to advertise to developers.
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by depr 4y ago
You prove Windows Defender will keep you virus free first
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by depr 4y ago
While their coal usage is still growing, their use of renewables is also growing rapidly. They will probably overtake the US and EU eventually. They are heavily investing in wind. Most of the solar panel manufacturers are Chinese as well.
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by depr 4y ago
>rather just cautioning saying it is no more effective than a pill placebo due to one study. It is not one study, it is a meta-analysis. The quotes from the meta-analysis you mention do not show mention anything concrete; there are words
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by depr 4y ago
CBT is not effective for lessening mental health symptoms. See e.g. https://doi.org/10.1192/bjp.bp.116.187773 >the difference between CBT and pill placebo was a standardised mean difference of –0.22 The effect measu
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by depr 4y ago
Do you think their stocks would drop in value if they removed drug dealers and other illegal ventures?
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by depr 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32647544
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by depr 4y ago
"large binaries" is >64 bytes. https://www.erlang.org/doc/efficiency_guide/binaryhandling.h...
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by depr 4y ago
It's so that they can claim people can repair their stuff, while making it more expensive than bringing it into an Apple store. Then they'll argue that nobody does this, so strong right-to-repair legislation is not necessary.
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by depr 4y ago
Don't you think posting a comment once is enough?
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by depr 4y ago
I don't think what you consider "real ML work" is what OP is asking for. While they wrote "research", the three points they wrote at the end is not research, and I don't think they want to be an academic and&#x
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by depr 4y ago
Next time bring a portable battery.
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by depr 4y ago
Chen is talking about Buddhism the religion, which millions of people have practiced and are still practicing. You wrote that Chen was wrong saying meditation was/is not a mainstream lay practice. It is not wrong. While you might be ab
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by depr 4y ago
It is true. >Traditionally a monastic practice, meditation was even then considered a specialty of only certain monks. Furthermore, it is only since the 20th century that meditation has been considered a practice appropriate to teach to
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by depr 4y ago
>Did she even study Buddhism at all? Did you? https://tricycle.org/trikedaily/biggest-misconception-about-... https://newsroom.ucla.edu/stories/ten-misconceptions-about-b... https://
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by depr 4y ago
> Do the rules of religion prohibit molding any religion to serve any purpose? What rules? Quite obviously yes. The purpose of Christianity is to serve God or something like that. You cannot change it to serve God and Elon Musk as you ca
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by depr 4y ago
It is not intrinsically bad to modify an idea, it is bad to take an idea that is meant to improve people lives, then twist it so that instead its concepts are used so that corporations can make more money, while pretending it still improves
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by depr 4y ago
Have you used Review Board?
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by depr 4y ago
I don't see how Kafka means less worries about deployment
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by depr 4y ago
I hope that means you can retire at 40? Because otherwise I'm not sure if you're aware you're going to die one day and you can't bring your money.
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by depr 4y ago
I appreciate the cynicism but isn't it more likely that they use it just because everybody uses it?
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by depr 4y ago
So why are you in this industry?
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by depr 5y ago
These kinds of comments are a waste of time, some people are simply only capable of seeing their side as the good guys, and/or everything that happens as mono-causal.
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by depr 5y ago
Can you provide this evidence?
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by depr 5y ago
"Where Is the Evidence for “Evidence-Based” Therapy?" is a pretty interesting paper on "evidence based" therapy.
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by depr 5y ago
You would need to fill at least a third of the room with plants
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by depr 5y ago
>They are not going to kill most of their own people What makes you think that? Do you think the Uyghurs of which there are millions in China should just walk out shaking their fucking keys? If Putin loses the war he will lose power. He
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by depr 5y ago
Things like "When you catch a glimpse of yourself in an Ikea room, you’re primed to believe you belong in it" and "Familiarity encourages purchasing" are surely among the long list of psychological effects that won'
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by depr 5y ago
Would you refuse a pig heart if it meant the pig would live but you would die? Would you want your loved ones to do so?
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by depr 5y ago
Perhaps that is what makes them '10x developers': a great familiarity with their toolset and a deep understanding of the problems they are solving. In this sense I don't think it's bad to idolize them, as familiarity and

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