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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
TLDR: Irresponsible criminals in a forgein country are committing crimes to produce a marketable item. Irresponsible law enforcement in this country chooses not to punish or prevent these crimes. New York Times conclusion: * The criminals a
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
That's fine as long as you have balance in your life. Probably healthy as long as most of your time is spent doing something meaningful to you. But if most of your discretionary time is spent doing unimportant things, that can contribu
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
This paper's lack of meaningful content and writing style makes me suspect it was generated by a bot
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How much is the company worth today? That will tell you what the percentage points are worth.
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
The "bias" is actually the learning space that the programmers chose. I think a big part of the problem is how programmers developing AI routines deal with generating aspects of a problem space the AI doesn't understand. Whic
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> School really doesn't mimic the workplace very well. That irrelevant. The point is that in any given relationship, expectations are established and how well an expectation is met greatly determines the outcome. If a student, emplo
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> the point of school is to give you a basic educational foundation, not to prepare you for the workplace Why do you think that? The point of life is to teach you how to deal with life.
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> Los Angeles and San Diego Unified — the state’s two largest school districts, with some 660,000 students combined — have recently directed teachers to base academic grades on whether students have learned what was expected of them duri
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> I often use like vs dislike ratios as a gauge on whether a video is worth watching. That's the problem. You had a tool to judge a video was worth watching without having to watching the ads. Now you have to watch ads to find out
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Whether it's good or bad for creator or viewers is irrelevant. It's good for Google. That's all that matters. More crap videos will be clicked and more ads will be watched before the content starts and the user can judge wh
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
Viewing these images remind me a lot of caricature portraiture. As with real artwork, the eye is drawn to embelishments, exagerations, and simplification and directed by composition. In pieces by a competant artist, these add a new level of
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
Just speculation here, but I suspect the time to compile has little to do with the complier, but rather the way Visual Studio is architeched. There are layers-on-layers of half-assed fuctionality build on top of everything in VS. While you
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
It's frustrating that Microsoft is putting resources into Visual Studio 2022 when their current version, 2019 never really got out of the Alpha stage. In particular, things that really should take microseconds can take minutes. E.g., j
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
You're being obtuse. Everybody can still use the application. The just need to supply a name that is valid to the application. THIS IS REASONABLE
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Chinese spy convicted for attempting to steal US trade secrets(cbsnews.com)
3 points by grammarnazzzi 5y ago|0 comments
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> The complaint states that AMP’s speed benefits “were also at least partly a result of Google’s throttling. Google throttles the load time of non-AMP ads by giving them artificial one-second delays in order to give Google AMP a ‘nice co
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
Never? Everything changes. Do you honestly expect China will become more humble and less bold over time?
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
Anyone entrusting their information to Microsoft gets what they deserve.
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Microsoft is shutting down OneDrive for Windows 7 and 8.1 next year(xda-developers.com)
12 points by grammarnazzzi 5y ago|3 comments
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I don't agree with this. The smaller the company and the closer you are to the owners, the more your relationship with them is that of a tool. A disposable and replacable tool. When you work for a larger company (assuming you are provi
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
So when I started at college, I took a freshman lit class. So first week, the professor assigns a book for us to read and report on. So I read the book, which was "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" by Carré and turn in my report on it.
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
People pay for services because it's work that they are unable or unwilling to do themselves Building things that people will not pay for is called a hobby. You're not entited to an income from your hobbies. > This is a story
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> Software engineers like it because they can write it in a terminal window. This is a misleading statement. Software engineers like it because they can write it in a terminal window _and many, many other reasons_ > In fact, the whole
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> What is the functional difference between the government demanding Apple add code to break device encryption, and the government demanding Apple add signatures that extend their on-device scanning beyond its intended scope of CSAM? sea
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
The "Metaverse" is such a vauge and boundryless concept that's it's almost meaningless. You could argue that email and the Internet are already a kind of "metaverse." Facebook's announcement says more abo
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
You pay for all the other tools that enable you earn an income. How is Unity any different than any other tool? If your business is profitable only if other people support you for free, you simply do not have a viable business.
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CEO positions tend to be filled by the most highly competitive personality types. People willing to sacrifice most of their life to attain a single goal. Perhaps women tend to choose to lead more balanced lives because they find it more rew
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> You can always check out relevant section using the online book or the pdf. This answer entirely defeats the point of the Primer system. There are already many books and pdfs for leaning Python. > For self-learning, imho, constraint
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At least with a book, you can skim over topics you already know. It seems like Primer requires you to spend hours clicking past content you're not interested in just to get the learning relavant to your needs.
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
I agree. The challenging part of coding is converting domain knowledge into correct code. An AI has no high-level understanding of the domain and desired solution. It just guesses at what you might want and glosses over all the edge cases

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