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by devin 5y ago
Cite your sources.
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by devin 5y ago
You are not alone.
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by devin 5y ago
> An interesting result was that the infected then vaccinated individuals developed antibodies that targeted a very broad range of coronaviruses, including their engineered virus, delta, many other variants, and the original SARS. Glad y
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by devin 5y ago
That level of audio separation is a really, really difficult problem. Here's hoping, though!
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by devin 5y ago
I remember packing jpegs with sub7 payloads and sending to my friends on AIM. The opening and closing on the CD tray is such a classic prank. Best part was that given I was usually the guy my friends and their parents called to fix their co
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by devin 5y ago
Thanks for your feedback and thoughtful reply! FWIW, I used quotes because the rose that grew from concrete is a poem, and a phrase that is not my own. My intention was to not pass it off as my own. What I should have done is quoted or refe
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by devin 5y ago
I disagree with this assessment I think, and am rather disappointed that this post was flagged. In the future (for me) it would be useful to understand exactly what is meant by "fulmination" in the site guidelines. The definition
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by devin 5y ago
When I was in my 20s I feel like I bounced back from burnout in about 6 weeks. At 36 it feels like it's taking quite a bit longer than that. The pandemic certainly hasn't helped.
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by devin 5y ago
I was surprised to see you downvoted. Did people forget that "digital nomad" was trending years prior to the pandemic?
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by devin 5y ago
As someone who has worked on exclusively remote teams for around 7 years, the pandemic accelerated the trend. It was already very much headed in that direction.
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by devin 5y ago
I'm excited for the Paul Graham post about "roses growing from concrete" or some equally ridiculous and juvenile claim that uses billionaires who make money off of creating dubious technology BUT WHO ALSO buy more girl scout
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by devin 5y ago
Wow, the ultrarich are donating their table scraps. I guess we shouldn't worry about taxing them after all. Edit to add: @rdxm -- my first thought was what you originally posted. If I could give you an upvote I would, rules or not.
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by devin 5y ago
This is FUD. Lots of Plaid-based connections only allow reads. This is a regulated industry, and the fallout reputationally might be tough, but consumers are well-protected.
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by devin 5y ago
Agreed they weren't bragging about it, but it is worth pointing out it's a horrible strategy and will probably produce a net loss over time unless you happen to be incredibly lucky.
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by devin 5y ago
"regrets confusion" is the most milquetoast, boilerplate response I could imagine. just apologize, even if people are blowing it out of proportion. this "whoops we did nothing wrong" line is insulting, even if it's
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by devin 5y ago
i didn't know that, and that bums me out. is what's there good enough to not care that there aren't frequent updates?
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by devin 5y ago
This comment is a good comment. Thanks.
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by devin 5y ago
To me it's a signal that if I rely on this software in my own projects, I am signing up for an upgrade treadmill.
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by devin 5y ago
This proves the OP's point. Duolingo is trash if you aspire to fluency. It's only useful in fluency as an additive to a robust training program. You don't get fluent by following Duolingo alone.
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by devin 5y ago
True, but Shazam is a testament to what's achievable even without audio source separation. Even going back about 10 years when I first tried it, I was kind of stupefied that it managed to work in a noisy department store.
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by devin 5y ago
As someone who spent a ton of time playing UO, I really wish there had been a way to capture the experience of running various dungeons and hanging out in different towns c. 2000. You can still look around these virtual spaces today, but yo
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by devin 5y ago
More of a fun fact than a direct answer to the question at hand.
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by devin 5y ago
In the case of inflation, your purchasing power will decrease. For example, there was a period during the 1940s (1941-1951) where if you held cash, t-bills, cash in a bank, or t-bonds instead of equities, you would have seen your purchasing
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by devin 5y ago
Shoulda called them out.
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by devin 5y ago
I have a feeling this will get me a downvote, but I grew up in a very blue collar town and the idea of paying one's dues is not crazy to me. I see a lot of people entering the tech market as if they don't have anything to prove, l
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by devin 5y ago
"Wild conspiracy theory"? Uh, what? It's exactly what happened where I live. At least half of our hospitalizations at peak were from neighboring areas that had no more capacity due to low or non-existent restrictions.
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by devin 5y ago
Anyone else most surprised by the inclusion of reduceRight?
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by devin 5y ago
Literally every organization is similar by criteria such as this.
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by devin 5y ago
Learn me a thing: What do you mean? I recognize there's some likely snark, but spell it out for me, please?
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by devin 5y ago
That is an extremely matter-of-fact reply, and I salute you. I disagree with "WHO bears no responsibility" insofar as the leadership of organizations ought to be able to be held to account. You might need to elaborate on what &quo

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