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gaogao
7y ago
I found "Walt Disney - The Triumph of the American Imagination," a fairly thick biography on Disney, to handle Disneyland's creation pretty well.
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gaogao
7y ago
Hopefully a number within reason. I could see some states protesting congressional salaries by having thousands of representatives.
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gaogao
7y ago
Kind of like the current ML boom. We evolved faster and faster GPUs for gaming and now are trying to use them for other things.
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Concrete Ship
(en.wikipedia.org)
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gaogao
7y ago
Running it by a human moderator wouldn't likely be possible in that time, but the false positive rate is probably low enough, that you could fall back to delaying the posting in those cases.
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gaogao
7y ago
It wouldn't be impossible to do faster moderation in these cases. People usually take a bit of time between completion of a post and submission, where you could run basic moderation checks.
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gaogao
7y ago
Having no debts is actually tanking my credit score by a ton.
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gaogao
7y ago
(2015)
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7y ago
It correlates with programming ability, especially for more junior candidates. More senior candidates can show their skills via system design. Alternatively, you test if people can glue APIs together or really know web or mobile dev, but ba
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gaogao
7y ago
Google has TPUs now
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gaogao
7y ago
There are still the default subscriptions, but the front page has switched over to a more diverse selection of posts. r/askhistorians is I think my favorite example of a very well run and moderated subreddit.
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gaogao
7y ago
Sounds like Fallout New Vegas
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gaogao
7y ago
Mark Zuckerberg's free speech drive is mostly just a political game to try to stave off the threat of regulation by Republicans concerned about "silencing conservative voices."
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gaogao
7y ago
If this comment gets downvoted, it's probably because its kind of off-topic and a little hard to follow. Maybe write a blog post with some of the emails, I guess, instead of a long comment, and then submit that?
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7y ago
Facebook - Beholder (Obvious) Apple - Dragon (Pile of gold. Ancient. Has good variants.) Amazon - Lich (Seeks to conquer everything) Netflix - Djinn (Not actually as scary as the rest.) Google - Illithid
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7y ago
(2015) Wish it had numbers for those with ADHD not taking medicine. Feels like you can't make strong conclusions without that.
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gaogao
7y ago
But RMS does things about his political views. He founded the FSF, gives talks, tries to change policy. As a public figure, he should open to criticism.
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gaogao
7y ago
How do you know if it's art without the placard! - https://everything2.com/title/No+Knife
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gaogao
7y ago
Curious how it works on modern art like https://www.moma.org/collection/works/80103 (a solid blue painting)
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gaogao
7y ago
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/614264/mit-media-lab-jeff... has some more details about the meeting. Found it a slightly better read than this one.
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gaogao
7y ago
Try asking in the r/rust weekly status update thread, in the Rust discord, or going to a local meeting! (Here is pretty off-topic)
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gaogao
7y ago
zuck actually deleting his account would cause a small headache with the number of old tests hard coded to his id. (4 is easy to remember.)
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gaogao
7y ago
Mastodon does exist and isn't perfect in all regards.
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gaogao
7y ago
You should also look into taking advantage of any CS tutoring resources that your school has. It's likely much more cost-effective than trying to grab random people off of an internet board.
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gaogao
7y ago
I second the recommendation on hiring a tutor to help you through the first few weeks of either self-guided 6.004 or whatever the Stanford equivalent is. Other great avenues for getting better at assembly are writing simple compilers and my
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gaogao
7y ago
If you want to play around in the land of DSL's ever, I recommend Racket, a Lisp dialect.
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7y ago
That's why it's not called clear history anymore...
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gaogao
7y ago
Quantifying the number of bugs sounds a bit too close to "zarro boogs found," though I grant that additional data would be nice.
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7y ago
Yukio Mishima's biography is a depressingly vivid example of the dangers of repressing your identity, with his repressed gay identity seemingly spilling out into far-right nationalism and then terrorism.
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7y ago
The first part of Doom was shareware and free btw
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