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> The QuadTree and every general-purpose tree data structure are insanely slow. Trees are not an informed representation of your data. > Any time you’re using a tree you’re ignoring an O(~1) hash algorithm for a more complicated O(log
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Silly straw man, but still, here are 61 Dems doing the next best thing: https://www.businessinsider.com/which-democrats-voted-agains...
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2y ago
In the sense that the center is where the action is, and votes are, and the left and right fringes attract too much attention and influence.
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> Yet "tangled up in social issues" remains a popular misconception. Why? Do you think declaring their preferred pronouns helped liberal politicians? Who did it ultimately help? Probably the Trump campaign. Also, "defund t
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Your assumptions are wrong. Kamala lost because of inflation during the Biden admin and some related missteps. Also her gender and skin color likely worked against her. Also you're misreading my point, campaigning on these things isn&#
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Part of the courage needed is not pandering to the left.
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Instead of getting tangled up in social issues, liberal politicians should be prioritizing housing, infrastructure and government services supporting people's economic activity of all kinds. Delivering better lives for people, and havi
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When you lose trust its very hard to regain it.
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Because HN has become much like X, with an aggressive pro Trump element abusing the system. People claim it's because its due to "irrelevant politics" but HN is probably 70% off topic subjects, tangentially connected to tech,
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2y ago
Denying due process for these sorts of incidents is a hallmark of the current administration. Central to it is vilification of immigrants and false association with terrorists.
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Why don't you address the point instead of prevaricating? The narrative you're describing is not based on any facts but simple hate for the EU. Rejecting the plain facts doesn't help you.
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> I think it's not an exaggeration to say LLMs are now better than 95+% of the population at mathematical reasoning. It's not an exaggeration it's a non-sequitur, you first have to show that the LLMs are reasoning in the s
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You're misrepresenting what the link says, and it doesn't even apply to bananas. What is does say is that certain fruits and vegetables don't benefit from "minimum marketing standards" and some misshapen products ma
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War is the consequence of a lack of defense, not the opposite. Nothing could illustrates that more than the period since 1947 and the invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Never has the world been so heavily armed. We have nukes that can wipe each o
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> So while the left and center of the US largely views this whole saga as a catastrophic loss of the US brand and foreign policy aims, this kind of rearmament is exactly what Trump promised his base he'd make happen. It's a cat
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> From what? There's no serious indication of a russian threat to invade western europe. The same was said of Ukraine. It made no sense, people thought Putin wouldn't be so self destructive, but here we are. Given the stakes an
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The phrase I used means something specific: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_fallacy
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Thats a good way to approach it, essentially customise your view of HN. The front page is pretty ordinary most of the time because of uninteresting items, or interesting items have fallen off. Of course the problem with flagging is it disto
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No I'm not, I'm saying this particular subject should not be treated differently. I only reference politics because it's other people's focus, or excuse for censoring.
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So guilt by association? Wow. This is pure authoritarian shtick.
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Whatever you think about Musk or Trump, it's very strange that government officials are pushing each other's stock. It's a hard sell you'd expect from a boiler room: "It's unbelievable that this guy's stoc
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Your empty smear just reinforces his point. Those who are in the "out" group get one treatment, the "in" group gets the opposite.
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Expect this post, and any even obliquely critical of Musk or Trump, to be flagged into oblivion. I've tried to not be cynical but it's bleedingly obvious that there are a group of Musk/Trump supporters here flagging these pos
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I think it's not abandoning the internet, it's abandoning the web, which is arguably the worst and best thing about the internet. Like you, most people want to take the narrow bits of the internet that are useful to them and ignor
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> functionally a wealth transfer from grandma to an institutional trader This makes no sense. Grandma can only lose money if she sells, most are not actively trading in the market. Also large trades are in both directions. Some are tryin
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I agree, but I'm wondering if Google are really going to allow people to have 3TB of storage free in perpetuity on a standard 200 user account. I guess people with unlimited users might create even larger pools.
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We're adding a new pooled storage model to G Suite legacy free edition
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And then we get to criticize the living fuck out of whoever won, especially if they're incompetent.
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It's good policy. I could go into detail but the short version is we live on a single planet, what goes around comes around. Some people think the US can isolate itself and not worry about what the rest of the world does or thinks, but
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It's infectious and deadly, it actually doesn't have to do anything more to scare the bejesus out of people and have profound social and economic effects, should it show up in numbers in the future.
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