episteme

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by episteme 4y ago
Indeed, cars are not speeding around London so quickly that you can't find places to cross. Unless you are an extremely slow walker..
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by episteme 4y ago
In what way does it ask you to use it synchronously?
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by episteme 4y ago
You can order decaf to get the benefit of the coffee shop without the caffeine.
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by episteme 4y ago
This implies that there is nothing lost when someone is executed unfairly, or at least that the compensation might be worth more than their life. Perhaps you could argue that people would rather die than be locked up for 20 years, but I&#x2
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by episteme 4y ago
Despite having failed 7 or 8 times you think the only thing stopping the average person from becoming fuck you rich is laziness? Your solution is for everyone to found their own companies and succeed? Isn't this attitude just a restati
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by episteme 4y ago
I thought Regex was typically less performant than string operations?
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by episteme 5y ago
What part do you disagree with?
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by episteme 5y ago
Nobody batting an eyelid probably isn't the goal of a protest though. I hope these peaceful protests sometimes do make a difference at least.
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by episteme 5y ago
You burn bodymass by spending more energy than you intake. Lifting something very heavy a few times will take a lot of energy and if you do a few sets the muscles will need repairing before they can work optimally again, which means your bo
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by episteme 5y ago
No, it won't, unless you are eating excess calories. It takes a lot of energy to repair muscles and grow them.
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by episteme 5y ago
This is not accurate, weightlifting with a reasonably difficult weight for your strength level is one of the most effective ways to burn calories.
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by episteme 5y ago
But does this include bank holidays? We have 8(?) paid bank holidays in the UK so even 22 days is in reality 30. There are much fewer in the US.
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by episteme 5y ago
It was 70% of the trading done on -unregulated- exchanges.
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by episteme 5y ago
It wouldn't work these days though, cheats are much more subtle and harder to detect by eye now. If the player just shoots the head of every opponent on screen then a human being involved doesn't always help, they won't be ab
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by episteme 5y ago
Who decides that though? I would bet the vast majority of players would be very happy to be monitored if it meant less cheaters. Look at Valorant, that anti cheat is way beyond what HN would deem acceptable and the game is very popular.
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by episteme 5y ago
Heuristics are great in theory but if they could be used reliably then you wouldn't need an overwatch system. Also the overwatch system depends on people being accurate judges of whether people are cheating which we know from pro playe
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by episteme 5y ago
If you are willing to pay for a cheat then rebuying the game every few months when there is a ban wave is not that much effort. Especially if you buy it from some shady CD-Key reseller.
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by episteme 5y ago
How would you apply those rules to say, chess? Games should be computers against computers or they are badly designed? That's quite a lot the biggest games of all time that you consider badly designed.
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by episteme 5y ago
Not sure what the connection is between YOLOv4 and difficulty of detection? Isn't YOLOv4 about object detection? No matter how good your object detection is, you need to read the game and influence the input which is the part an antich
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by episteme 5y ago
It would be interesting to know how many do continue to work. We would only hear about the ones that do continue to do visible things, it could be the case that 99% simply retire.
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by episteme 5y ago
This is such a strange comment to me. It's not got a particularly sinister design that means it is more addictive than many other games out there - as far as I can tell from what I've played of it anyway. I don't think you ca
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by episteme 5y ago
What opponent range does this assume? Does that not effect the playable hands?
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by episteme 5y ago
False
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by episteme 5y ago
Their comment directly speaks about the UK getting zero votes.
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by episteme 5y ago
Isn't this true of basically all tools developed for TAS? They are cheats by the normal definition. It would be a shame to hold back on finding out what is possible in Halo because of cheaters, cheaters will find a way with or without
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by episteme 6y ago
This is always brought up but it isn't double taxation, the individual is paying income tax and that has nothing to do with the corporation tax.
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by episteme 6y ago
Could be a wrapper around WhatsApp Web.
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by episteme 6y ago
They do, it's called VAC, this repo even says you will get banned using this.
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by episteme 6y ago
I work for a FAANG in the UK and have not had the same experience, they have been very accommodating generally. Perhaps different teams within your company are different and you could look at moving? Hope things work out for you.
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by episteme 6y ago
I'm not sure you can say the startup impact is measurable either. You certainly can't measure it by monetary value. Mindlessly building what is handed to you is a culture problem and not a company size problem. Some startups have

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