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by eximius 8y ago
Is no one going to mention how stupid the concept photo looks? If you don't have a steering wheel, why wouldn't you have a console for the driver or per person? If I have nothing else better to do, I'd want the controls the d
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by eximius 8y ago
If you're willing to relocate, the company I work for is in need of someone like you...
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by eximius 8y ago
The natural counterpoint is, well, why aren't they? But that conversation is mostly opinions and hand waving on what is 'fair'. Assuming they aren't entitled to equal or near equal shares though, we can certainly ask how
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by eximius 8y ago
so multiply the number by 4ish to get the whole year? In any case, it's not clear that revenue hours is a meaningful comparison anyway because it ignores how much of their cost is labor vs anything else.
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by eximius 8y ago
Heh,that's kind of funny. Though, the methods of enforcement don't translate well outside a company. A company either ostracizes you or kills you off, depending how you want to translate 'firing' outside of a company.
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by eximius 8y ago
I should open source my cobbled together implementation for react. I will add that a couple great things for a dashboard using MAB are 1. Pairwise variant comparisons: i.e., P(A>B) for each pair. http://www.evanmiller.org&#x2F
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by eximius 8y ago
1. Use Wireguard. 2. It has a DNS option[1]. Set it to your Wireguard server. 3. Setup unbound with a public ad domain list. (No link for this, Google is your friend and there are several different options with minor tradeoffs.) You're
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by eximius 8y ago
Hm, if the author happens to be on here: I can't seem to email bug reports. "Unfortunately, your email to GitLab could not be processed. We couldn't find the project. Please check if there's any typo." Also, are iss
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by eximius 8y ago
That's a silly argument for a couple of reasons. For one, it's just a bad business decision, opening yourself up to an incredible legal liability for relatively little benefit. For another, just because they have more funds and a
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by eximius 8y ago
Surprised Migadu isn't on here. Cheap, use your own domains, IMAP. I can't recall the security/privacy provisions off hand, but my threat model doesn't include nation states or warrants. As long as I keep my domain and I
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by eximius 8y ago
I know hedge funds that use Gsuite. Pretty sure their legal team would eat Google alive if they found out Google was wantonly reading their documents.
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by eximius 8y ago
> it's obvious that having experienced software engineers tutor learning programmers is not a reasonable solution, and it's a completely non-interesting result that 1-on-1 tutoring is more effective than classroom learning For
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by eximius 8y ago
No, they aren't. You can't remotely disarm nuclear weapons or protect an entire industry by switching algorithms. They are a problem, and we should prepare for them, but they aren't apocalyptic.
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by eximius 8y ago
Sounds like 'clickbait' titles bleeding into non-clickbait articles.
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by eximius 8y ago
> Fragmented DNS responses happen occasionally with DNSSEC It is not clear that DNSSEC helps in this case. Given just the text (and my unfamiliarity with DNS protocols on the wire) it seems to imply this occurs because of DNSSEC. EDIT:
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by eximius 8y ago
Absolutely and I wouldn't want it any other way! Repeated exposure is a great way to learn! Besides, I haven't learned quaternions so maybe one of the explanations I read tomorrow will click!
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by eximius 8y ago
Alright, tomorrow I want someone to count how many times we see the phrase "the easiest way to understand quaternions is ..." on here.
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by eximius 8y ago
I did not say that they couldn't agree, but they they aren't motivated to provoke action uniformly. If your manager says 'Do X.', where X is a mild violation of some one's privacy or some such, can you get the major
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by eximius 8y ago
While true, expected value isn't necessarily a useful metric at that point. If I have a one in a googol chance of winning a googolplex dollars, it doesn't really matter that the expected value is going to be huge, I still won&#x27
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by eximius 8y ago
If I have 10 people and 5 moral dilemmas but only 2 or 3 people care about each dilemma, then it is very likely the group will fail on all 5 dilemmas due to lack of collective action. This problem scales well to more people and problems. Co
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by eximius 8y ago
Oh, you're right, I wasn't paying attention. Why would making that easy be a good thing, though? Seems like it would just lead to tld squatting and poor performance .
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by eximius 8y ago
It is super easy to register a tld. Type in the name, add to cart, purchase. Using it is more difficult.
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by eximius 8y ago
This is sarcastic right? I really can't tell. And you either deserve and upvote or a downvote and I can't tell which because of it.
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by eximius 8y ago
Boring in the sense that nothing exciting was found,but encouraging that 1) nothing was found! 2) null-result publication is useful in and of itself, sometimes.
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by eximius 8y ago
Which continually surprises me and I wonder what content they test the learning on. Is it on primary education topics or advanced topics? I certainly can't imagine learning mathematics or coding from a lecture without seeing the symb
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by eximius 8y ago
I'm surprised ripgrep isn't on here.
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by eximius 8y ago
In addition to all of the other valid observations, I think some of the impetus to create these bullshit jobs is to maintain a certain level of employment we wouldn't have otherwise only because thr alternative jobs wouldn't be ex
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by eximius 8y ago
I don't log hours so it's kind of not relevant, but I mentally count lunch, especially if with coworkers. I can't quite bring myself to count the commute (also 30-45 min here). Counting both reduces 'real' working h
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by eximius 8y ago
I would be surprised if even a majority of the administrative bloat comes from regulatory compliance.
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by eximius 8y ago
Wow, Gokay codes were as advanced as I got but Fountain codes sound downright magical in comparison.

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