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by fny 4y ago
In Ruby, all of the following statements are true: Class.ancestors.include?(Object) Object.ancestors.include?(Class) Class.is_a?(Object) Object.is_a?(Class) It's beautiful.
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by fny 4y ago
I just use Fabric and shell scripts. It works, and its not complicated.
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by fny 4y ago
And we still have GDP growth and no real signs of recession.
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by fny 4y ago
Follow the oil.
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by fny 4y ago
Can they at least open source all the CAD so we can 3D print these suckers?
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by fny 4y ago
This in the original paper to which the singularity hub article refers. > “They reported that just as they were ‘about to’ push the button, but before they had actually decided to do so, the projector would advance the slide—and they wou
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by fny 4y ago
For context: https://rome.tools/
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by fny 4y ago
Why feel bad? Competition is a good thing. They enjoyed the ride while they could, now they need to fight to win.
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by fny 4y ago
Sometimes it helps to hear life experience from a fellow human, devoid of anything institutional. I hope this is robust enough to be valuable. I do have a journal. I honestly had my own doubts. This experience clarified it for me. Do what y
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by fny 4y ago
I'm an idiot.
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by fny 4y ago
Yes.
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Tell HN: Covid Boosters – An Anecdata Study
7 points by fny 4y ago|4 comments
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by fny 4y ago
It's a 3rd party app on Ubuntu too.
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by fny 4y ago
Also, if you can distance yourself from the visual changes, you'll notice there are far more customization than there have ever been. The fact that I can remap caps lock more easily than on a Linux machine, for example, blows my mind.
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by fny 4y ago
Last I heard there was a housing shortage. Obvious solution would be to turn commercial properties into residential ones.
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by fny 4y ago
I'm becoming more and more convinced we need to multiply anything that is not strictly a probability (CIs, ML model scores, p-values) by 100. "I have a confidence of 95" has very different ring to it than "I am 95% confi
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by fny 4y ago
Rather, tell everyone you're good and start a consultancy. The article is hilarious and well worth the read.
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by fny 4y ago
You mean like gollum?
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Group Gathers Intel on It's War on Voting Machines(reuters.com)
3 points by fny 4y ago|1 comments
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by fny 4y ago
In time, maybe universities will collapse under the weight of their own idiocy. I went back to school to finish my degree for fun at 25 t a top school. To my dismay, many online courses were better taught. In retrospect, the only courses in
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by fny 4y ago
The article mentions that investors are sitting on empty properties which directly removes supply. I'm certain these properties were refinanced when ZIRP hit. Now interest rates are so damn high, they can pay off their refinancing with
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by fny 4y ago
> The US partially built its supremacy thanks to the two world wars. Two world wars that it did not initiate. The initial participants in wars more often than not sustain heavy losses. It's a suboptimal strategy to win anything.
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by fny 4y ago
There are institutions which never in a million years dreamt of work from home being viable. You're right, software has dealt with this for years... But what about other industries historically averse to work from home like finance and
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by fny 4y ago
First, they'll send your work home, then, they'll send your work abroad. People are too drunk on work from home having experienced it for the first time. I have done it for years. It has its pros and cons. I agree a huge reckoning
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by fny 4y ago
You might not be aware, but lots of people who donate their bodies for science don't have their bodies end up as cadavers for dissection or even traditional medical research. Donation for science is a broad category which includes ever
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by fny 4y ago
This makes no sense. If your population is fat, doesn't it make sense to study fat people? > The reasons are largely practical ones. Most medical school tables are not large enough to accommodate a human being larger than 200 lbs or
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by fny 4y ago
Is there any reason why keys don't constantly update? It seems like a service could exist where every five minutes a rotation occurs across services with decaying privileges. For example, the 5 minute old key still works, but the 10 mi
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by fny 4y ago
Has anyone found a link to a therapist working app that showcases the performance in the docs? I looked around but haven't found anything.
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by fny 4y ago
Can someone please build an inverse recommendation system? These recommender systems are too good at giving me things similar to what I've already heard.
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by fny 4y ago
Thanks for the comment. > most of them are immigrants This proves my point: America has lost is manufacturing capacity. These people are not "Made in America". Of course you can import more of these people, but I'm not sur

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