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You will have to trust when I say the last time I tested this (not when I wrote the comment) using the data scheme without a doctype tag still disabled quirk mode. Clearly you are very knowledgeable about the browser so I am willing to conc
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It's pedantic. Firefox parses the doctype from the document itself,[a] and no one is using Netscape anymore anyway. Any web engineer could learn all of this in an hour if need be. If they don't know it already it's because it
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An invasion of Taiwan would require a months long military build up just like we've seen with this conflict. If China was preparing an invasion it would already be all over the news. The buildup would be visible even with the open sour
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Everyone has been dead before: Do you have any trepidations about the times before you were born? It's trite to say this, yes, but it gives some comfort to know we are born with the experience of not being alive. Of course Your Metaphy
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Something beautiful about the brain running "Beauty, Awe, and Wonder" one last time before the final SIGTERM is sent. If there is a Big Neuroscientist in the Sky, he clearly has some affection for us.
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If we want to end this we need to stop working on ads and SaaS, and start working on cyber security and disinformation networks.
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Article by ipnon "On the Historical Unity of Americans and Russians" "Russians, Ukrainians, and Americans are all descendants of Ancient Sahelanthropus ... We all come from the same Hominid species out of Africa" See tha
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Realize that the risk of failure does not equal the risk of catastrophe. If your side project fails, in all likelihood you will still have your health, wealth, and sanity. "Catastrophizing" is a psychological term for the irration
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Wouldn't it be expected for people in profit and people in loss to converge 50/50 as amount of trading increases? If it was a guranteed profit, everyone would pile in. If it was guaranteed loss, everyone would leave. The middle po
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War is so noxious. This whole debacle is barbaric.
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Do some of your own hacking on hackthebox.com. It is shocking what can be done with only a week of security training by an already experienced programmer. It becomes clear that the typical software engineer doesn't give a single thou
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The vast majority of radio frequencies are illegal for private use in Japan, but that doesn't mean that radios are illegal, or that people don't use radios, or that anyone even checks for compliance.
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Adding kinds to Typed Racket makes it an even more attractive alternative to purer functional languages.
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You do not want to stand out at these companies. From experience, you will get fired. Morale is at rock bottom, no one is working hard, the only benefit is that expectations are near the limit of nothing so long as you do even the most mini
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New York is fine for a visit but I'd never want to live there.
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The Controlled Substances Act needs a carve out for substances so strange, obscure and nerdy they would never achieve mainstream popularity or public health effects, but that would require drug policy having some character of consistency an
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I was stand-offish at work for a few years, until I got layed off and realized "being a stand up guy and getting along with your co-workers" is a hidden requirement on every job description. For people like OP, it may seem like he
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I have learned the hard way it is only appropriate to describe yourself as old in the company of exclusively younger people.
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Education is an area where I believe private competition against the public sector can have huge gains. If the local school board cannot implement simple evidence-based education reform, then they've failed to provide the community
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The United States already has below average class sizes, and spends 37% more per student than the average. There is some evidence that large class sizes produce better results, and it would seem that whatever the US spends its education m
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What violent conspiracy hasn't incorporated encryption? Can you read in plaintext every email that cross the Web? I can't even access HN over HTTP. Encryption is the default for modern communication. That's the rub: it's
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It only dies if we surround ourselves in walled gardens, and fail to build the platforms that incentivize open inquiry. We've traded so much for the convenience of not doing it ourselves. As long as one hyperlinked document remains at
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It's kind of like how EMACS isn't a text editor, it's a platform for writing editor macros (Editor MACroS). Nyxt isn't a browser, it's a platform for writing browser macros ($CLEVER_ACRONYM).
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Guessing they don't do pull requests at the Iowa Lottery
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The big question seems to be whether par with professional programmers is a matter of increasing training set and flop size, or whether different model or multi-model architectures are required. It does look like we've entered an era w
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This sort of thing would have been a research project a few years ago. It's exciting to see the Web evolve. Broadcasting realtime text and video are now building blocks we can rearrange in innovative ways.
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Sergey Brin's microblogging platform: thefacebook.com
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I regrettably still frequent a certain infamous image board which has been often described as the "cesspool of the Internet." The noise to signal ratio is shockingly high, the risk of brainwashing and indoctrination is ever presen
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If we get down to brass tacks, this is a situation where sex takes precedence over gender. The HIV epidemic in the West was borne by XY people, and the history of HIV in America is by and large an XY history. What are we obfuscating by pain
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The most important advice is to not give up!
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