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esrauch
2y ago
> Also money is fungible Money is fungible but a tax on a specific thing is not fungible to a 'general increase in taxes', raising tax on gasoline its not the same as raising income tax, because the proportion of tax paid is ba
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esrauch
2y ago
Even if they leave a non-RTO company and join a non-RTO company its an interesting effect. It seems that being forced to RTO in the same role can lead to unhappiness and into 'shields down' ( https://randsinrepose.com&#x
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esrauch
2y ago
It sounds more like Rashida Jones than SJ to me. I think part of this PR cycle is also the priming effect, where if you're primed to hear something and then listen you do great it.
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esrauch
2y ago
You make it sound nefarious for them to loan power tools somehow, while it seems like it's just an identified community need niche that they can service that no other organization will, the same as offering free tax advice or ESL class
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esrauch
2y ago
What's the difference between "getting confused" and "lying" in a predictive model? Normally lying means conveying a falsehood that you know is a falsehood with the intent to deceive. Both the 'know it's a
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esrauch
3y ago
If you have 17k followers how many actual eyeballs see your posts? I guess it largely depends on how "stale" the account followers are (= how many are still active), but I have to guess it's below 1k? Maybe even below 100? Th
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esrauch
3y ago
I think funny enough a sure sign of an inexperienced programmer in bigco application programming is the other way around, that they wrongly learn a metal model of "floating point is approximate, never ever do ==" in school.
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esrauch
3y ago
The answer is that people have done it, ML guided decompilation is an active area.
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esrauch
3y ago
One trit but that's not a word anyone knows.
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esrauch
3y ago
The claim is that there are literally no observable organizations running without chaos, so are we to believe the only one to achieve it is nefarious instead of just regular profiteering? I like the meta conspiracy theory that the only orga
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esrauch
3y ago
Transitions API is more about supporting hero animations which others native apps and SPAs can have. I want something much simpler: if navigating between documents and it would reset to pure white then just hold the previous documents backg
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esrauch
3y ago
It's a legitimate shortcut, don't take the issue of some browsers having less than ideal page navigation behavior too hard.
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esrauch
3y ago
The restart button is just navigating back to the same URL, the white flash is your browser showing white in between two pages. I don't know why browsers do that, it seems like they should be able to hold the old background color until
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esrauch
3y ago
I just opened Facebook.com and it took more then 10 seconds time to first content paint, and it isn't because of slow internet. I've worked on more than one FAANG external user facing site fixing stuff to get median initial page l
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esrauch
3y ago
The reality is that the "dark" majority of preexisting code has essentially no performance requirements/concerns; they're business scripts that could literally run on a toaster with no problem if you could get the code o
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esrauch
3y ago
The Pennsylvania Dutch's historic linage is mostly from southern Germany (like Baden-Wuertemberg-ish). Dutch is something of an English language misnomer in this context.
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esrauch
3y ago
It can use css on the web but in general it uses skia directly which is C++ and OpenGL (or Metal or whatever).
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esrauch
3y ago
The claim is more that the C++ std is designed to take advantage of C++ language features. Mimicking the same API in C isn't a good lib, the C API shape would need to be different.
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esrauch
3y ago
The article has a whole section about how there's no way to know the distance to the sun in light-minutes to use as an input to figuring out how big it is
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esrauch
3y ago
The British still use imperial for "informal" usages as well, which I think is what the other commentator had in mind.
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esrauch
3y ago
The role of "Senior Engineer" at Google is mostly 28+ year olds, which is the age range that has daycare aged kids. It's also the range that they tend to want to try to keep, compared to the lower levels which are easier to f
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esrauch
3y ago
I prefer the interpretation of an ominous prediction that the presidency will be filled by 24 million babies someday soon. Switzerland does have a committee of 7 people as president, only a small step from that to 24 million babies.
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esrauch
3y ago
It seems like you should still have an auto lock to 30 minutes? Events way less drastic than an airplane door blowing off can cause you to not be able to lock your phone, like someone just snatching it out of your hand on the subway (where
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esrauch
3y ago
There's no way that 14k accounts has 7 million friends actively accepted, that would be 500 friends on average. It must be that they reveal info about you to other people who have a genetic match and it was heavily scrapable with the s
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esrauch
3y ago
Cambridge Analytica also didn't literally hack data or have it shared without a person doing something, right? It seems the part where 14k leaked credentials provided access to millions of users data is where it becomes their responsib
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esrauch
3y ago
I was at a hotel in the UK in a big shared bunk room and some French dudes got into a drunken fist fight in the room at 3am and after it was settled proceeded to snore the loudest I've ever heard anyone snore. Most people left at 5am.
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esrauch
3y ago
I'm not sure about Leagues rating system but I would definitely believe that the top echelon in most serious sports/games is reserved for people who are both more talented and also hardcore practice. I play chess and the GM leve
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esrauch
3y ago
Do they? When I move money between two accounts each in large banks it takes a day or more to clear. It would literally be an order of magnitude faster for me to walk to the a branch of one, withdraw, walk to a branch of the other to deposi
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esrauch
3y ago
I'm not sure how the UK avoided software patents before now based on this argument though. As in: - literally implement ANN in hardware - patent it - someone emulates your patented design in software (or even hardware of some parts sli
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esrauch
3y ago
I think that part is actually explained: - the storm evacuates most people, essential staff only - Nedry deliberately creates the IT emergency situation to lock out the other IT people still on the island - The book has more details about h
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