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douglee650
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Yes wondering what the confidence intervals are.
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2y ago
"Behind every great fortune lies a great crime"
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A great mentor once taught me, "when you hear a yes, immediately agree and stop selling." Usually this means stop talking.
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Someone get these guys hooked up with lasagna manifolds https://web.stanford.edu/~cm5/lasagna.pdf
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Pasta being overcooked. Also may be using lower quality pasta.
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Is this guy short INTC, yes or no. The rest is color commentary
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It starts to become a burden to open these files to make entries, so you create a terminal alias to do it. Then writing the entries becomes tedious so you make a macro to write a timestamp and put you in edit mode so you can just start typi
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If you get a criminal conviction, you can become deportable.
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Major con: infinitely easier to deport
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Was not aware of this, I've been reading the file since like … a very long time. I did always find the "Portrait of J Random Hacker" pretty lame, but really enjoyed the AI Koans, especially "Moon instructs a student"
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Improved readability greatly by adding this css to the desktop version ``` background-color: white; color: #444342; padding: 16rem; ```
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In other forums this comment typically ends with the Undertaker throwing Mankind off a cage
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It's like business schools using "widget" for the product and "Acme" for the company — they are dealing in concepts, not absolutes
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It blows me away that "The Jargon File" is not required canon. Well, it can be anachronistic and old-school-nerd-bro coded, but there's some primal stuff in there http://catb.org/jargon/html/
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Send in to southtree or similar service, get tapes plus an SSD with digital files back Run through AI and ask to transcribe, summarize, and catalog an index Store in secure S3 bucket or NAS Create a website/blog post with ask for acces
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Greetings are still ok, add your ask as well to save one step. Ex. "Hello, good morning. When can you spare 10 minutes today to catch me up on PR reviews?"
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It's interesting to compare Pixel vs iPhone product pages. B2B Tech vs Consumer master class.
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There are preprocessors that will do this. Conceptually, we would: include sprite-1.snippet include sprite-2.snippet and it would write the defs into the page. Then later in the page, `<use>` the defs you included.
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Perhaps some readers are traveled enough to have actually used this site owner's fortuitous product: Yahoo! Stores. You would pick commands from a button nav at the top, and then enter values. I came to realize, this was probably prett
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I wonder if using Blender shader networks would be a good way to model this? Especially with procedural nodes, where interactions might be modeled.
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The road to hell is paved with good intentions
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``` One day a student came to Moon and said: “I understand how to make a better garbage collector. We must keep a reference count of the pointers to each cons.” Moon patiently told the student the following story: “One day a student came to
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Doh, maybe I was shelved … I do remember being very stoked to work on a franchise I really liked. Accolade, I believe.
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Oh dang … Star Control 2 was such a great game. Fun fact, I worked on SC3 which was shelved.
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Modern frontend frameworks smear technical concepts into the presentation layer; for example, understanding of hydration becomes integral to semantic presentation of content and therefore an overriding concern; "developers aren't
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If you care enough about it, you add a comment and it shows up in the diff?
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Isn't this just syntactic sugar of parent-child-relationships?
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vim="nvim" is wild
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This piece reads like an elaborate retelling of the Tower of Babel
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3y ago
Author seems to have missed "ghosting" .. perhaps it lacks the grace and style.
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