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dstola
6y ago
Slippery slope is accelerating. Soon any wrongthink will get you banned by the tech cabal.
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6y ago
You are entitled to your opinion and your echo chamber of choice, but you are doing a disservice to your fellow citizens if you think in black and white
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6y ago
The Capitol was the focal point of the protest due to the location and in this case the perceived injustice of the election. When almost half the voting population thinks there is something wrong with the election, maybe its time to listen
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dstola
6y ago
I don't think there is any reason to exaggerate. People have a will and a right to protest against their perceived injustice at a state or federal level. A coup also usually involves the military and a taking of government by force, ne
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dstola
6y ago
С Новым Годом! Желаю всем успеха и удачи в новом году :)
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6y ago
IMO a big reason why there is a decline in DSLs could be attributed to de-priotization of teaching compilers in Universities. There are certainly grad level courses, but (my university as an example) did not have an undergrad level compiler
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dstola
6y ago
From Wikipedia [1] "Mathematical induction proves that we can climb as high as we like on a ladder, by proving that we can climb onto the bottom rung (the basis) and that from each rung we can climb up to the next one (the step)."
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6y ago
There is a joke/saying/anecdote I heard a long time ago that may or may not be relevant "Programmers are mathematicians that solve all their problems by Induction" After being a software engineer for over half a decade n
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6y ago
Avatar the Movie (from director of Titanic, not the anime). I remember how hyped it was before the release and I felt it definitely delivered (second one is slated for 2022 release)
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dstola
6y ago
I think EA is depreacating Origin in favour of Steam, or at least not making Origin the centre of their universe. That's why you can buy FIFA21 on Steam and games like Dragon Age and their EA Origin Pass subscription.
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6y ago
It will only stop at 1984 levels when the only opinions you can have are the government mandated ones You think that would never fly, but I bet people thought censorship on the internet on this scale would never work 20 years ago
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6y ago
Regardless of where you stand, this is _blatant_ political bias (democrats) towards an equally valid opposing viewpoint (republican) This is literally definition of a slippery slope where Google is going and would have caused an absolute ou
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6y ago
IMO a highly opinionated piece with the author showing strong confirmation bias for functional languages and hating on OO/imperative paradigms (despite them being the majority of all software written outside academia) As the author say
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6y ago
> We have a crazy system where people purchase “long-leases” for their flats, you don’t own the flat, your just renting it for a long period of time Who owns the flats then? A lease of 99 years with rent I would assume easily covers the
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House Will Vote on Bill Restricting Chinese Firms Listed in US
(bloomberg.com)
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dstola
6y ago
Babysitting employees is not really a function of the employers. If people wish to leave it's their choice
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dstola
6y ago
You sound like you'd be a lot of fun at parties
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MIT PhD Analysis of Michigan Votes
(youtube.com)
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> a detailed account of neurological symptoms of 43 people The sample size is extremely small, and there is already selection bias because of pre-screening for neurological symptoms > who had either confirmed or suspected Covid-19 rea
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6y ago
People that speak out in favour of virtue and signalling thereof get praise and admiration, other people that speak their opinion, which may be unconventional, get fired from their jobs or lose scholarships to universities. How did it come
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6y ago
Maybe I am speaking outside my comfort zone a little, but isn't this the same as trying to find physical axioms that build up a whole and it has been disproven by Godel with respect to Whiteheads and Russels Principia Mathematica and c
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6y ago
I think you have that other way around
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7y ago
Makes me sad for the fall and discarding of meritocracy in favour of filling enrolment and diversity quotas
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7y ago
Anyone else get a headache after looking at the main page of that site
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7y ago
Makes me think of that old anti-piracy commercial > you wouldn't download a car Made me and every person I know laugh every time; if I could, I definitely would
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Feels like there is quite a bit of an attempt to sway the conversation in the comments
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7y ago
Going viral on the internet for an embarrassing situation .. if that ever happens I will finally realize my dream of becoming a hermit in the wilderness
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I dont think people will all of a sudden start ditching cheap flights just to avoid the max or Boeing. Airline industry is extremely price sensitive from a consumer perspective, and for people to potentially sacrifice hundreds of dollars of
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8y ago
So much pro-western sentiment in the comments, a little shocked, but not surprised
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I wonder if Boeing and their engineers instinctively knew it was their fault after the first crash, or at least had a feeling/intuition, and how many hoops they had to jump through to cover it up only for it to come up again
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