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by hpoe 7y ago
Okay so what I am to understand by the phrase > cannot be made within a bounded length of time. Is not that it will not happen within a certain time period but rather I cannot with certainty fix an upper or lower bound on the amount of
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So can someone help me with my understanding I read the paper and feel I have a grasp of it but there is still one thing I don't understand he says >Buridan’s Principle. A discrete decision based upon an input having a conti
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Ask HN: Why do you stay in the tech industry?
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I apologize if my point on that was misstated. I was using that to illustrate that when California banned plastic bags they actually saw an increase in the amount of plastic and waste generated because there were many things the grocery pla
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I am not necessarily saying the government is doomed to failure, I just want to remind people that when they believe the govt. intervening will solve problems that they often are the cause of many problems as well. As for your response that
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I want to help other people I donate a decent chunk of my paycheck to humanitarian and other charitable efforts. I hate seeing people hungry, I grew up in a difficult situation and I hate seeing children go hungry. My problem isn't tha
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My Dr. said that preliminary results indicate that blood pressure medications, generally increase your risk with the COVID-19, as well as Ibuprofen.
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Got a Pluralsight subscription for free through my university after graduation. I've found they are very good for training, meaning helping you understand how to use a specific tool or technology. Not as much for theoretical or high le
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I appreciate your comment exposing the nuances, and complexity of something like this rather than the run of the mill <government/business> should just do <x,y,z> to solve this problem. I think the first step in solving any
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But if everyone answers to everyone, eventually no one answers to anyone because everyone was held up by someone else who was waiting for someone else.
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So in my younger days I was a full blooded libertarian especially economically, I was 100% against all government regulation. "You don't want lead in your meat, well then you do your research and stop buying meat with lead in it&q
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So if we have to decide who gets PPE is it the nurses and healthcare workers or the Amazon workers. Sure we can and should ramp up production but that takes time and effort. So who gets it in the meantime?
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Your right on those disadvantages instead in the js world you just have to deal with a codebase that was largely developed using the SOCP methodology (StackOverflow Copy Paste) from every "full stack developer" that had a really n
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This is well known, but it also has impact on lots of other interconnected issues. Such as parents work schedules, that effect stability, that effect students learning as well. It will also impact school budgets, which then influences what
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I'll throw out there that I am a Republican and I don't hate google, I don't hate it with a mindless passion and seeing red at the very mention of its name type of thing. Honestly the more I am on HN the more I see that hatin
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by hpoe 7y ago
I am currently an IAM engineer and can I just throw out there how much I hate OAuth/OIDC, I work at a large org and have to integrate with dozens of different vendors and applications and not a single one has the same way of doing OAut
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Many have been asking what the Church does with the money it has. The official response can be found here https://newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org/article/church-of-j... In addition this is the official response of the
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This is something that has been bothering me lately and I am going to use your comment to extrapolate on it. People keep comparing today to 1920's and 1930's and worried about another Hitler or WWII, but the world isn't like
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But does it really matter so long as they don't bring it into the workplace. Like does it matter if the person you sit next to spends their free time beating squirrels as long as they don't spend hours of time talking about it at
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How about I make this offer to companies I'll show up do my job to the best of my ability and get a paycheck, I'll also agree to not talk about politics religion or other contentious issues that lead to bad feelings. In return you
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Didn't Oracle just sue the DoD claiming they wrote the requirements in such a way that only Amazon could get it?
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Incidentally wonderful song called Inmate 4859 by Swedish power metal band called Sabaton that is about Pilecki. If you think this story is interesting Sabaton has an entire album dedicated to stories of people like this called Heroes.
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People keep focusing on how these Chinese phones have malware and are being used in the West but I tend to believe that is more of a nice side effect, the real purpose is for China to keep a tight leash on those inside it's borders. I
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by hpoe 7y ago
>War is just a racket. There are only two things we should fight for. One is the defense of our homes and the other is the Bill of Rights. War for any other reason is simply a racket. I'd add one more, when a genocidal meglomanic is
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They weren't the serf class though. Most of the people I know that drive uber, and on the comments on these many of the people that said they were driving uber weren't doing it to make a living they were doing as a little extra sp
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The rest of them have been open about the fact they are ruthless profit making centers focused only on money and you shut up and stay in line or else you're toast. Google's model was "don't be evil" and for years we
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There is an interesting book called Maverick by Ricardo Selemar I think is his name, who took over Brazil's largest steel company in the 80's. One of the points he makes in the book is that we have this obsession with growing busi
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> creating more opportunities for young new grads to break in Just going to point out, everywhere, I have ever heard of a union it generally made it harder for new people to come in, not easier, by increasing the commitment an employer
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What probably happenned is that planning that trajectory and putting in the equipment would've taken longer and the alien manager responsible for the project had promised his boss he'd deliver it on time. When the alien engineers
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I find this so interesting. Oftentimes we talk about wars, and treaties, politicians and warlords as though most of the fate of the world depended upon them. Yet this single outbreak of a disease will probably do just as much or more damage

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