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by hawkice 2y ago
Not sure "cost of living" exists in NK the same way it does in the rest of the world.
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by hawkice 3y ago
It's splitting the probability across all x_i equally, even when they're all massively negatively weighted. This change would have all the probability going into the null option, in that case, basically.
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by hawkice 4y ago
My employer had two rounds of layoffs recently. People from my team were let go both times. Neither time did my team lead get consulted. No higher manager regularly interacts with me or anyone else on the team, although I now have once a mo
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by hawkice 4y ago
She admits the wrongdoing of billing for hours on projects she wasn't even involved with. She does dispute some details about how the time is calculated, but those were explored in the proceeding.
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by hawkice 4y ago
Lots of industries have connections to lawyers. I have a personal friend who is a realtor, for instance, and knows lawyers who do title work -- very unlikely they could help you, title work is super specific, but they'd be a good place
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by hawkice 5y ago
Dog speaking mediocre English won't take my job (yet).
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by hawkice 5y ago
I basically agree with the sentiment that, even with the sliding transducer not being in a library, the code he ends up with is far better (using keep w/ the checked - is probably the clearest version). With tests you can get convinced
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by hawkice 5y ago
I do web stuff, and part of my discipline is getting a hello world server and write the long copy for the homepage. Or I just scramble to get something that works just for me, to make sure it makes sense, even if it clearly won't work
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by hawkice 5y ago
I'm just here to say that more people should check out Living Single, which gets a mention here. Particularly if you liked friends, Living Single was the original. :)
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by hawkice 5y ago
Sort of seems like it doesn't matter who uses ipv6 on their servers, then. If ipv4 is mandatory, who cares that you COULD connect another way? Isn't the first step getting all clients able to use it?
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by hawkice 5y ago
Just to check, I can make my website available only through IPv6 and this won't cause any issues?
42.
by hawkice 5y ago
I think it was the last decade that China changed troop deployment from being primarily based on railroads. America conquered a few countries far outside their traditional sphere of influence.
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by hawkice 5y ago
I think both that the US is vulnerable for these reasons, but systemic issues like this are worse in China, and Russia is not a substantial threat outside of nuclear engagement. I think the US military is actually much better than China at
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by hawkice 5y ago
Because it's the same size. I can show it's the same size because I can just change the labels on the sets (label change of elements doesn't change group size) and go back and forth. In this case, 0 is the sandwich, and all t
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by hawkice 5y ago
I think it's more about being open minded to strange uses. Maybe 3% of strange pure math ends up being used for something bigger? But since nobody knows what it'll be, it's good to be curious about all sorts of nonsense. Riem
46.
by hawkice 5y ago
> nowhere near a tragedy It might be useful to tone down any highly idiomatic usage of English here, because this sounds very weird. edit: sort of has this vibe. me: "I was sad when my grandmother died" hn: "WAAAAYYY off t
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by hawkice 5y ago
Print debugging not (really) working is haskell is... Non-idea, and a bad pairing for bad real debugging. But test cases are usually easier to figure out. Presumably there's a balance discovered by people in big projects but it never s
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by hawkice 5y ago
To be fair, if you've been in business more than a century (and are facing weird pressures probably best weathered by staying true to your Paper Of Record history), you probably don't want to be agile and risk taking.
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by hawkice 6y ago
This is a strangely emotive suggestion (not sure why, most people don't care about regulatory frameworks or their utilities). It's probably better to rephrase this without the metaphor. For instance, you could say "I want to
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by hawkice 6y ago
Yes. The Wire is shockingly true to life. I cannot think of a detail that isn't modeled after a great deal of real life events that play out, over and over, in a loop, in every major American city. Edit: the McNulty arc in the last sea
51.
by hawkice 6y ago
This seems like a classic problem of trust, more than a discussion about gender. I can't imagine investing in a company I didn't trust enough to be candid with, but I guess that's happening, the money in it is probably good.
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by hawkice 6y ago
I mean, I just eat lunch while I read things, not sure why you think I've signed up to put a professional level effort into rolling my eyes at these guys.
53.
by hawkice 6y ago
I took a hard line on an ethical issue at work. It crushed me. I left when it got done anyway. I'm never working for a startup again.
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by hawkice 6y ago
For future readers: if you want to do this, I would first just accumulate into the seq backwards and reverse it into a vec. If that wasn't enough, use transients. Not _that_ different from other languages -- if you want to do something
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by hawkice 6y ago
Plenty of people in that community have written at length about how "rational" only applies to "understanding true factual statements" or "achieving your goals". No end goal is irrational. There is nothing you
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by hawkice 6y ago
I mean, mining companies made local governments before. I'm skeptical that single-issue regulatory exemptions will have any impact on long-term growth, particularly for areas like AI or block chains, where the level of regulation is al
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by hawkice 6y ago
This seems like a reasonable guess as to what is going on. A close call would be something like, economic collapse reducing paper money to be worthless as a consequence of the global socialist revolution, but global warming only melted the
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by hawkice 6y ago
It wasn't close! Is there anyone who thinks we live in a society that almost had a socialist revolution? Where's the eco-collapse (not just damage, collapse, and multiple collapses as well -- this guy was basically saying there&#x
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by hawkice 6y ago
The stakes were so extreme that it _is_ pretty easy to answer. Sure, there have been economic cycles, but the bet was whether the dollar is _worthless_ -- we are so far from it the Fed still can't reliably meet their inflation targets.
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by hawkice 6y ago
Oh my. Oh my. Please tell me there's some dead code elimination step in your pipeline too.

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