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by emerged 6y ago
You can already accomplish this by looking at the difference between critic reviews and audience reviews on rotten tomatoes.
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by emerged 6y ago
This is literally just a political rant scribbled while slamming the door on an ex-employer. Seems like Facebook has reduced it's bias by one engineer as a result.
633.
by emerged 6y ago
Sort of like buying a car and then referring to people who haven't bought the car as privileged for still having the money the car cost. Except in this case, the people who didn't buy the car are already actively paying taxes towa
634.
by emerged 6y ago
I've long been looking for a wikipedia for political stances. So you can sort of choose your own adventure going deep into the set of perspectives and why people choose them. Maybe building that would be impossible because the bias of
635.
by emerged 6y ago
It's possible to be a rockstar developer without being a diva. Some devs are just genuinely skilled at the tech and also at being good coworkers.
636.
by emerged 6y ago
I've never really liked platitudes like "family is everything" and "nothing matters without relationships" -- they don't seem to come from a good place. People who lack these things may enjoy their lives every
637.
by emerged 6y ago
My 25+ year career has been mostly C/C++ and over the past few years started using Python. It constantly blows my mind how much more productive I am with Python vs C/C++ or Javascript. Ideas just seem to flow directly from my mind
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by emerged 6y ago
I really like Habitica, but like so many productivity apps, you can't nest tasks into arbitrarily deep hierarchies. To me, that's a completely essential feature. You can have sub-tasks, if I recall correctly, but only one level de
639.
by emerged 6y ago
Nintendo Switch controller. One half per hand is ideal for cycling, IMO. I wound up getting an adapter to play PS4 games with a Switch controller (also PC emulators). But there are a bunch of good turn-based strategy games for Switch which
640.
by emerged 6y ago
Hierarchically decompose your total distance and count it out at each order of magnitude. I used to row indoors quite a bit and would count each 100 meters, incrementing to track each 1000 meters. Helps both to focus on short term goals but
641.
by emerged 6y ago
I suppose you can't really answer that question for sure until you're fired. Do you still feel like friends? Then you are friends.
642.
by emerged 6y ago
upload to s3 bucket, make public, send link
643.
by emerged 6y ago
There's basically no chance a mandatory vaccine will happen in the US at least. If it somehow made it through the legal/political side of things, it wouldn't make it through the people side of things. Especially if it's
644.
by emerged 6y ago
I believe they are working on this and the code name is grey goo.
645.
by emerged 6y ago
It sounds like the link between GOP and "shot" (single camera shot, presumably) is being done explicitly. I would've expected this to happen automatically through their production pipeline but I guess it wasn't.
646.
by emerged 6y ago
Writing this sort of bot seems like a legitimately fun and interesting thing to work on, but somehow I have less than zero interest in actually doing it. There's just something intrinsically repulsive about the entire blockchain world
647.
by emerged 6y ago
One interesting way to look at this is as a bit twiddling puzzle. The "N /= 2 if even" step is removing all the rightmost 0s in the binary representation. The remaining bits on the left have "(N << 1) + N + 1"
648.
by emerged 6y ago
Any scientist with good foresight would've implemented their code in 6502 for the NES. The emulators are nearly flawless and will probably be around until the end of time.
649.
by emerged 6y ago
I'm a blockchain skeptic. Have I introduced you to our lord and savior, the blockchain?
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by emerged 6y ago
It's interesting the parallels between us. I'm about 40 and sleep 5-6 hours a night. Never tired during the day, never drink caffeine (ironically, I sometimes drink it in the morning in hopes I'll crash and fall asleep). I do
651.
by emerged 6y ago
I consider Block Chain to be analogous to the first Linked-List. It's obviously a powerful and interesting thing, and has useful purposes. But the culture around Block Chain is an entirely different thing, and it's incredibly disc
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by emerged 6y ago
Nearly 40
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I find it almost impossible to sleep more than 5 hours in one night, but I feel great all day and never feel tired. Exercise for a dozen hours per week and have good discipline with putting away the phone at night, etc. We are always told h
654.
by emerged 6y ago
I wonder if #8 is the issue here
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I can't honestly make it through an article where every sentence is so optimized for maximum pessimism, fear mongering and politicality. I actually love the United States and would like to see articles like this stop trying to "un
656.
by emerged 6y ago
That's a great idea: instead of throwing away failing hardware, toss it into the chaos region and charge double.
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by emerged 6y ago
I literally don't believe you can honestly not be aware of examples. To the extent that I suspect you posted this in order to gather all the low hanging fruit. Fair enough!
658.
by emerged 6y ago
I wrote my own little JSON lib years ago which was just a recursive std::map. It was so disappointingly slow. Bottlenecked the whole app.
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by emerged 6y ago
I'm also hesitant to take medical advice from a new account on an internet forum who is disputing medical research. Definitely not saying anything fishy is up, just that we should keep things in perspective.
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by emerged 6y ago
and nothing of value was lost

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