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by hgsgm 3y ago
Lichess wants women and girls to feel safe. When women and girls feel safe, Lichess can once again endorse USCF. It's not lichess/Thibault's job to fix USCF.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
Conflict is fundamentally intractable. If it were so easy to avoid conflict, we wouldn't need to address it!
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by hgsgm 3y ago
USA is a free country. It also has a Federation enshrined in law, with powers reserved for the non-Federal government. That idea of self-government permeates society. We don't wait for the government to tell us what to think. Other co
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by hgsgm 3y ago
What genocide joke?
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by hgsgm 3y ago
I love theologians. Like pure mathematicians, they show the impressive extent of what you can prove with powerful logic and arbitrary axioms.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
CEO is New Money. Analyst is Not Money.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
He bought the company from Jack Dorsey, who did the absentee CEO thing first.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
The are just normal people but with billions of dollars to sling around, so everything is more expensive and impressive scale.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
Almost all of those perks have been given to line techies since Google was founded.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
You don't need trinary for this. Just ask if a base 10 number is a multiple of 3. That both more natural and a harder problem than multiples of 2 in trinary
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by hgsgm 3y ago
That's your neighbors trying to kill you.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
It's not a killer feature if you only use it because Google got crappy.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
Yes, Maps does it what it thinks the average mook wants, and refuses to do what the actual user wants.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
It's because no one buys ads against water fountains.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
Anywhere you put your data can be read by the people that run the place, regardless of what other products they make.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
What's the point of this comment? Are you worried that someone wouldn't know that it doesn't look realistic? And might get sick by drinking something with fluid dynamics that resemble the simulation?
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by hgsgm 3y ago
The problem is equating publication with truth. Publication is a starting point , not a conclusion Publication is submitting your code. It still needs to be tested, rolled out, evaluated, and time-tested.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
The Wall Street guys work 90 hour weeks and many have to wear awful clothes in awful offices with awful people. The Fields medalists work 20 or less in their pajamas. Are you sure the Wall Street guys are better paid?
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by hgsgm 3y ago
Please explain why financial modeling is more futile than abstract graph theory. Both are math problems. Guess who paid for the article you just read? James Simons, a "money chaser".
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by hgsgm 3y ago
Why would careful study contradict learning?
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by hgsgm 3y ago
Because the quote says so
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by hgsgm 3y ago
The point of the quote is that mathematics requires more imagination.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
Why would no one think that? Here in US we have various legislative efforts to make porn harder to reach.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
If the government mandates MiTM DRM , the next logical step is making non-DRM illegal.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
That principle is about imprisonment. We have laws about driving properly, not because drivers are guilty of crimes. "Chilling effects" is a better argument. Infringing sites are already illegal, so blocking them is in realm of go
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by hgsgm 3y ago
Cross-platform demos?
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by hgsgm 3y ago
That's the person who launched Vista and fled to Amazon? He's also the person who once approved some request for money and complained that it was a waste of his time to ask for so little. I agreed, but, corporate policy.
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by hgsgm 3y ago
Silicon temptuous Val uedestruction?
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by hgsgm 3y ago
Monopoly pricing is problematic, but it doesn't make anything inherently worse. Price is important but not a problem with the product itself. It doesn't make the product "shitty". That's a different but connected
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by hgsgm 3y ago
Like a lot of terms, "economic rent" is different from colloquial "rent". Colloquial rent is a neutral concept.

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