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emblaegh
3y ago
Third option, it was legend going around for generations (with maybe a kernel of truth), that Plato picked to make a point.
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emblaegh
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I'd be very careful about assuming the legend was made up by Plato just because it's not widely attested in writings of the time. It's likely that most of stories from oral tradition have never been put down to writing, and m
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emblaegh
3y ago
How would this be unethical in reddit's case? It's not like they tried to raise money from investors or users using the faked activity.
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emblaegh
3y ago
Ah, ok, that makes way more sense.
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emblaegh
3y ago
Sounds like there would be barely any up to date dependency that you could use, which in some cases could have known security issues, no?
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emblaegh
3y ago
There's an excellent OneShortEye video on the subject, who cites this work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2budy3S3MA
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emblaegh
3y ago
What a great idea, someone call Xi Jinping, Putin, the President of Africa and the King of Asia to make this happen.
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emblaegh
3y ago
The github readme shows how to use the compiler. https://github.com/ValeLang/Vale#building-a-vale-program
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emblaegh
3y ago
Sao Paulo is not a beautiful city by any means, but the law has been around for long enough that these remnants are very far in between.
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emblaegh
3y ago
In his defense the Australian beach the scene is meant to take place does exist.
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emblaegh
4y ago
I assume the stink come from chemicals excreted by other living things eating the dead ones. So the stink is not a sign that your trunks are less full of life, just that it got new tenants.
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emblaegh
4y ago
My sister in law does the same in the cairngorms in Scotland. If you like slow paced nature exploration with beautiful landscapes, I highly recommend.
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emblaegh
4y ago
Reading the description of both, I can't think why would anyone think they refer to the same thing.
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emblaegh
4y ago
Python is meant to be easy to use, not paradoxless. If you want no paradoxes just use C++.
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emblaegh
4y ago
I assume reading toml files constitutes 90% of the use cases, as it's mostly used for configuration, much like the configparser module.
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emblaegh
4y ago
The comments on this thread are suspiciously hyperbolic.
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emblaegh
4y ago
> Are You Suffering from Toxic Productivity? Yes, even small amounts of productivity are extremely toxic to me.
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emblaegh
5y ago
I heard a story of an English speaker being confused when a Brazilian asked them if they liked “hedge hotch”, the endearing way Brazilian fans refer to the band red hot chilli peppers.
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emblaegh
5y ago
I decided to post a link to the write up, which is more interesting the interactive visualisation itself IMHO, bit it still worth a quick visit https://kauamelo.com/stockholmsky/
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Stockholm Sky
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emblaegh
5y ago
> how did none of the researchers catch this That's so, so easy to happen, specially 10 years ago. If they're not already primed to think a dataset might be fraudulent, a researcher might likely just think they've won the
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emblaegh
5y ago
afaik, Chikungunya and Zika can be very similar to Dengue.
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emblaegh
5y ago
The idea that land owning elites deposed the emperor because of emancipation is a mix of grade school historical simplification and monarchist propaganda, which is scarily pervasive on any google search about the period, given how small of
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emblaegh
5y ago
Sounds like that would be unreliable for smaller creators.
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emblaegh
6y ago
I remember using this waay back in the day when this was still hosted on google code, and having a really good experience with it, despite some performance issues. I thought the project was dead, but I'm glad it's still going on.
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emblaegh
6y ago
I also recommend Steven Pinker's Sense of Style[1], as a more modern and definitely more interesting to read alternative. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Sense-Style-Thinking-Persons-Writing-...
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6y ago
Austronesian languages have a reputation of being easy to learn, though I can't attest for this being actually true.
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What teachers tell you in school is that as you get close to a uniform sphere the gravitational force increases with the square of the distance to the center of such sphere. What they don't tell is that once inside the sphere the force
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emblaegh
7y ago
His vice is way worse then him.
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I have to agree with you there. It's not nice to have to ask such questions, it feels like the equivalent of just hammering the candidate with questions about the time complexity of a bunch of random algorithms. Coding or maths intervi
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