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by jcranberry 5y ago
>A critic is going to want to rate some drama about a queer latinx non-binary vegan sex worker thats trying to come to grips with his atheism while interracial dating higher than the story deserves just to appear to have the "correc
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by jcranberry 5y ago
Caffeine is a cerebral vasoconstrictor. Supposedly its the dilation that occurs during withdrawal which causes headaches. Caffeine has a half life of 3 to 5 hours, so without a constant stream of caffeine headaches could come in before too
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by jcranberry 5y ago
I would bet there's a high correlation with drinking coffee.
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by jcranberry 5y ago
As you get older you realize tech isn't the solution to your problems, so you're less likely to think it'll be a solution to other people's problems.
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by jcranberry 5y ago
Is Rust good for embedded? I thought the binaries they produced were too fat?
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by jcranberry 5y ago
That requires for the person to actually care about the complex problem, otherwise they'll ignore it and focus on the the individual building blocks in isolation.
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by jcranberry 5y ago
>Tests, whose scope lies higher on Mike Cohn’s pyramid are either written as part of a wider suite (often by completely different people) or even disregarded entirely. My experience is the exact opposite. Actually my experiences are the
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by jcranberry 5y ago
Thank you. Im dual booting osx and linux right now so those will both come in handy.
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by jcranberry 5y ago
How do you check which requests its making? Do you just use tcpdump or something?
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by jcranberry 5y ago
Sum types are often used in cases where the type is unknown at run time. In C++ the analog would be std::variant. In Rust it would be enums. In Haskell its algebraic data types. A first class sum type in c++ ala Rust or Haskell would certai
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by jcranberry 5y ago
Sleep 8 hours a day.
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by jcranberry 5y ago
Maybe, if the US government thought they could get some useful information from you.
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by jcranberry 5y ago
I suppose the assumption is that the path is calculated based on a constant (I assume either average or current) speed, when in reality the speed varies?
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by jcranberry 5y ago
I don't think mathematicians are always precise. I think what mathematicians are good at is mapping intuition to and from precision. So when speaking to each other for the sake of brevity they'll speak intuitively, but rely on an
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by jcranberry 5y ago
This recently also had a post on the AskHistorians subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/tbgetc/this_...
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by jcranberry 5y ago
The cases were dismissed. The court basically said this is something for USDA/Congress to take care of.
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by jcranberry 5y ago
More information: https://www.natlawreview.com/article/10th-circuit-confirmed-...
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by jcranberry 5y ago
The linked nature paper points out that over a billion people without access to safe drinking water live in areas where their design would be high performance (tropical areas).
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by jcranberry 5y ago
Considering they said allowing others to build on this progress I would imagine that they have not achieved their stated goal yet: >The team aimed to build a highly lightweight, portable, cheap (<5% of user’s income) device that an in
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by jcranberry 5y ago
You need investment to produce things and consumers to buy produced things.
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by jcranberry 5y ago
You think retirees are keeping all their savings in cash in their mattresses or something?
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by jcranberry 5y ago
usually the pattern is in reverse on reddit government doesn't want you to hear people -> subject matter expert sees -> informs that information is faulty -> minority fight against the tide Although usually this follows the co
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by jcranberry 5y ago
The LSAT is probably one of the few tests where what it measures is directly useful to a prospective lawyer. I find it hard to believe that he can show that reading comprehension, logical ability and analytical ability aren't useful to
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by jcranberry 5y ago
I am not sure this is true. https://mathoverflow.net/questions/191929/are-there-any-seri...
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by jcranberry 5y ago
It's also not a complete 1:1 because the a big reason they are holding these territories is for national security. The west bank and golan heights are both ideal places which can be used to launch rockets into israeli. They tried relin
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by jcranberry 5y ago
Terrible title. >Israel’s parliament on Thursday passed a law denying naturalization to Palestinians from the occupied West Bank or Gaza married to Israeli citizens, forcing thousands of Palestinian families to either emigrate or live ap
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by jcranberry 5y ago
I think the footnotes emphasize the meandering and exhaustive aspects of his informationally dense style of writing. I think its a stylistic choice which emphasizes his unique voice. I don't think hacker news is representative of the t
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by jcranberry 5y ago
I don't really remember him abhorring punctuation. In fact I remember most of the novel being short sentences something like 3-10 words long. I found it very easy to follow.
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by jcranberry 5y ago
That seems like it would be incredibly stupid and have little upside.
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by jcranberry 5y ago
why so smug? who cares whichever company makes a better processor?

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