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by flufluflufluffy 11mo ago
A lot are unpaid but I admit I haven’t looked around the internship space in quite a while. That’s good they are paid
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by flufluflufluffy 11mo ago
Good thing college is not about memorizing random subjects and you can choose whatever major you want that 90% of your courses are dedicated to! I’m not saying college is necessary for everybody but when you say that it’s an insult to peopl
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by flufluflufluffy 11mo ago
So you get 3-5 years of unpaid labor out of every employee first? Radical man
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by flufluflufluffy 11mo ago
Right! I can’t believe they decided to ditch the OS entirely and maintained availability like that!
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by flufluflufluffy 11mo ago
what? just… what?
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by flufluflufluffy 11mo ago
I for one welcomed the refresher as I don’t often deal with the intricacies of the public key infrastructure, even though yes I am a programmer and make websites.
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by flufluflufluffy 11mo ago
I should have been clear that it’s particularly with respect to word choice. All of the research we’re doing is accurately described by the proposal. It’s just codified in this weird new way of speaking where you can’t say certain trigger w
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by flufluflufluffy 11mo ago
They do apply, also for NIH funded research. I work in healthcare research and all the investigators I know have had to go to great lengths to whitewash their grant proposals (you can’t use the word “gender” for example, you must say “diffe
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by flufluflufluffy 11mo ago
Probably to not have incredibly wide paragraphs. I will say though, I set my browser to always display HN at like 150% zoom or something like that. They definitely could make the default font size larger. On mobile it looks fine though.
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
The native DOM doesn’t have an idea of “data flow”, it’s just a big tree that you can modify in whatever way you see fit through its imperative API. For example you could add an event handler to a child node which directly modifies one of i
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
Which is the case for every library ever written
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
I probably don’t understand something but why is the fact that it is lossless called out as a feature? Wouldn’t the entire thing just break if it was “lossy” (speaking of, what would “lossy” even mean in this context?)
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
That’s a good point. I guess I am privileged to live in a well connected area in the states.
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
I never understand the whole “react websites are laggy and slow use another library” thing. 99% of the websites built using React I’ve used (and every website I’ve built using React myself) have been fine performance-wise. What are all thes
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
T shirt game is the best jackbox game! Whenever one of my friend groups is gathered we always make it a point to do an exquisite corpse story on a piece of paper while we’re inebriated in some way xD Video version will be wild
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
I can’t stand this acronym. Why would you ever create an acronym where the first 4 letters are “HATE”? All I ever hear in my head when I read that is “HateOS” edit: ALSO, whoever made went particularly out of their way to make it so — typic
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
Double-sided?
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
That’s what I was thinking but I guess the uncertainty is less than I assumed. Btw your book is AMAZING!
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
Yeah, that’s... that’s what the whole post was about...
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
What I don’t understand is how you define a single point (even if the point spans a million years) of “when the solar system formed.” They say the chemical composition of the Earth solidified “only 3 million years after the solar system for
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
Yeah it does not seem “especially interesting” to me. It was in the training data
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
What about when your next door neighbor is walking down your street when an unmarked van pulls up and a bunch of masked men in plain clothes grab her off the street and throw her in the van? (Which literally is what is happening)
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
> she ruled that the court lacks jurisdiction to order "retrospective relief", forcing NSF to pay out previously cancelled funds, saying those claims should be brought in the Court of Federal Claims, which handles lawsuits seek
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
Can someone explain what the heck Battlemage means in this context?
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
Are we just not teaching The Jungle, Silent Spring, etc… in school anymore? Also, please enlighten me on where I can shop around for alternative tap water. I’m being petty, and understand the linked article is more fear-mongery than what th
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
or maybe it would reveal to the meditator that consciousness is nonlocal and what we perceive as our self is an illusion created by the systems of symbols and language which overlays our perception and through which existence filters and th
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
congratulations you’ve discovered meditation
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
I think it’s confusing particularly because it pushes the whole “zero setup” thing, then when you go to the docs to figure out what the heck the thing is it describes a long list of things one would need to do in order to set up a working
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
I read their website landing page but it’s still kinda confusing — what exactly is readyset? It all sounds like it’s a cache you can set up in front of MySQL/postgres. But then this article is talking about implementing joins which is
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by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
We always referred to them as super/sub-scripts. So like xₙ is read “x sub n” Upstairs/downstairs is kinda cute tho xD

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