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The Discordian Calendar
(en.wikipedia.org)
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estomagordo
4y ago
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estomagordo
4y ago
TIL Sweden never has been competitive.
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estomagordo
4y ago
I think you mean the remaining people leetcode?
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estomagordo
4y ago
That is also the time period when they started showing a profit.
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estomagordo
4y ago
Thoughts and prayers for those who are not ousted.
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estomagordo
4y ago
Hmm. I don't think I have ever witnessed someone describe a full rotation as a one eighty.
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estomagordo
4y ago
Surely you're not saying that anyone who has the same riches today as compared to 3 years ago is, in fact, half as rich?
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estomagordo
4y ago
Can anyone elaborate on what the use case for me, an end user, is here? Am I supposed to learn something? Enjoy it?
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estomagordo
4y ago
Is this prediction depending on people in some point in the future not being idiots?
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estomagordo
5y ago
32/4 = 8
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estomagordo
5y ago
Maybe sometimes it is best to aim a bit higher than what you'd settle for. Perhaps Cali considering 32 hrs is the push the US needs for 36 hrs.
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estomagordo
5y ago
It's not so much a question of whose business it is. It is more a case of policy being a very strong force in creating (sometimes positive) change. If societies had relied on individuals to negotiate these types of deals themselves, we
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estomagordo
5y ago
> How can it be fairer? Because the two groups are not necessarily of exactly the same size?
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estomagordo
5y ago
Are you getting a huge amount of qualified applicants? I thought I was qualified for a role I applied to, but apparently the talent team did not even think I was worth considering for an interview.
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estomagordo
5y ago
I guess more like 30 times slower. Consider mergesort and quicksort, which both (aim to) halve the search space with every iteration. There is a log2 amount of steps. 2 is our base. And yes, base 2 and base 10 logarithms will always be with
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estomagordo
5y ago
Any ideas? The only thing I can think of is time after you saw the problem, which would work with an honor system on a social/friendly leaderboard.
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estomagordo
5y ago
Man, it takes me longer to even read a problem statement!
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estomagordo
5y ago
This makes it sound as if "leave" or "like it" are the only available options. I don't see why "try to change the company from within" couldn't be a third option. Now naturally, you might have reasons
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estomagordo
5y ago
Well, it's not a rocket science algorithm. But regardless, it's a very bad interview question indeed.
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estomagordo
5y ago
I hardly think a solid interview question can be solved through memorization.
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estomagordo
5y ago
Sounds like fun!
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estomagordo
5y ago
Or, you know, they're smart problem solvers and don't need to rely on memorizing.
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estomagordo
5y ago
The true AIs here are the simpletons who are looking to get influenced by this.
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estomagordo
5y ago
> never thought the newborn as a sex worker. probably because that's a completely ridiculous connection that nobody makes
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estomagordo
5y ago
Quality of life is lower due to less car ownership? Seems counterintuitive in several ways. One being less car ownership should mean less traffic. A bigger one might be societies not built around cars, i.e. more pedestrian and bike friendly
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estomagordo
5y ago
Missing a few steps between "having an administrative state" and "spy on everyone" there, buddy.
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estomagordo
5y ago
They're dominating because they're the best, then. Not sure why it would be preferable to have rubber band mechanics. Plus, I'm not so sure about the causation you suggest either. Many other countries approach a 50+1 approac
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estomagordo
5y ago
Ah yes, that is insightful, particularly on the differences between Real Madrid and Barcelona. Thanks.
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estomagordo
5y ago
Not that I'm a big advocate of the players' economy or anything, but effectively a salary cap is a financial transfer from the players to the ownership, no? Plus, I assume a salary cap wouldn't be EU compliant.
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estomagordo
5y ago
Obviously "competitive sport" is a continuum in this sense. And clearly, LeBron James places in a very artificial environment. By design, the NBA is a league where millionaire players are serfs without a say in where they live, an
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