drowsspa

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by drowsspa 2y ago
It's even silly, like school-level silly. A man shows a little sensitivity and the response is "are you actually a woman"?
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by drowsspa 2y ago
There are billions of dollars in investment basically just to avoid dealing with those
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Yeah, I don't like a corporation thinking itself to be above a government. Whether the request to ban those accounts was fair is a political game I don't think they should be playing. And Elon is obviously not above banning other
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by drowsspa 2y ago
You can try to make them viable if you want: it's Physics, not Math. You can't really "categorically prove something inviable". But you'll also have to reproduce the results of Quantum Mechanics that predict experim
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Yeah. In my head it's like I'm manipulating SVG paths instead of raw pixels
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Is it, though? Even a poor country like Brazil can afford to give out insulin for free
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by drowsspa 2y ago
> Do not be so open-minded that your brains fall out
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Yeah, I never got how the womb doesn't count as an environment, and even the circumstances that led to the twins being separated.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Sure, if your only goal with them is hiding meta info and you're generating your IDs into a RDBMS...
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by drowsspa 2y ago
I would love for an ARCHITECTURE.md to become standard as well... I've definitely skipped contributing to a lot of projects because I'd have to basically have to reverse engineer the project, configuring a dev environment and add
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by drowsspa 2y ago
I love these shortcuts but sadly I never remember them when I do need them
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Nihilism leading to the two world wars and opinions being coded in the DNA are definitely two of the takes of all time
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Reviewing AI output or helping in training a LLM itself?
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by drowsspa 2y ago
I've been working out kind of regularly for almost 2 years but I had never done deaflifts. Last couple of weeks I've incorporated them, and yeah, I agree with you. I guess it also feels like a very useful movement outside of the g
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Yeah, he's talking about team morale, so I guess he has to make sure that the team also thinks he's underperforming.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
If you scan everyone, the prior probability is the rate of occurrence within your population. So the test has to be more sensitive than that. For things that have an occurrence of less than 1%...
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Imagine being so deep in the woods in anti-victim-culture culture that you concoct an association even in such an unrelated complaint like this distasteful ad.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
"Law is code" strikes again! It's not even playing "rules lawyer"; it's pretending that computers, not humans, interpret the law.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Do you find Bing search to fit your needs or do you use something else? I honestly get tired of having to type so much to get it to find what I actually want. Most often I do prefer to just use my acquired Google-fu of speed reading results
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by drowsspa 2y ago
And isn't the womb an environment already?
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Yeah, it bothers me so much. They really seem to think that "law is code".
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by drowsspa 3y ago
How does it deal with the undocumented system dependencies Python libraries often have?
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by drowsspa 3y ago
I did a Master's in Condensed Matter Physics and I still agree with you. (edit: obviously I'm not including myself there)
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by drowsspa 3y ago
I almost never remember my dreams. When I do, it means I had a really bad night's sleep and I don't feel rested. 4 to 6 dreams every night sounds exhausting. You should probably check it out with a doctor, it seems you're sub
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by drowsspa 3y ago
That's the elevator pitch, but as someone with a middle-tier Android phone and in an area with not that stable mobile connection, those supposely "optimized" pages work much worse than plain old HTML. It's even funny how
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Yeah, that's the textbook explanation, I guess. So I'll stick to it in interviews, as useless it is in real life. All the hoops for this... Codegen, excluding from coverage, Lombok, and all that magic to hide you from a simple obj
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by drowsspa 3y ago
The incentives are obviously pointing towards this. And that it is so common should make you rethink your stance of "they're just incompetent".
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Cries in Java 8
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by drowsspa 3y ago
Would "because it's conventional and most tools and developers assume them" be an acceptable answer? The reason I read is "because you might wanna change the implementation" but honestly it's seems very rare to
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by drowsspa 3y ago
"When a metric becomes a target, it ceases to be a good metric". A big problem is making it mandatory with huge bureaucracy to avoid its stupidness. Just last week I was battling yet another code quality tool they made mandatory:

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