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by jdoliner 9y ago
What if after I'm done creating my fake picture I carefully take a picture of it with an authenticated camera?
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> But any small effort, ever, to join the society-wide effort to right historical wrongs will forever taint even the most benign actions with the collective accusation of politically-motivated censorship. Efforts to change society, parti
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> A thing cannot be isomorphic. It seems like it's pretty common to refer to something as Isomorphic X if it's an instance or implementation of X which relies heavily on the concept Isomorphism. For example, in homomorphic encr
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Right, particularly they're homomorphisms that admit inverses. I confused myself into thinking that the fact that they admit an inverse implies that they're structure preserving but that obviously isn't true. Still I don&#x27
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What's wrong with it? Generally speaking in mathematics isomorphisms are mappings that admit inverses. That seems like a fairly accurate description of what's going on in that you can map code from server to client and back again
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I think part of the definition blacklist and whitelist is being a list.
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This is a blacklist though.
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Server was at 3% battery when I loaded it... maybe it died?
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Exactly, interestingly one of these threads had flags turned off, the other one did not.
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Corporate longevity is only in their interests because it maximizes long term profits.
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I don't really see the difference between having a legal obligation to act in your shareholders best interests and an obligation to maximize profits. Given that profit is most shareholders only interest in owning the stock. Now that do
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Job creation and hiring mean different things. I can hire someone for a job that already existed and was previously filled by someone else. If I bring a new job into existence, that hasn't been filled by anyone before then saying I cre
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Corporations have a legal obligation to their shareholders to maximize their profits. If they did something as negligent as paying taxes they didn't have to pay, and that none of their competitors pay, they'd be opening themselves
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It claims to have desktop sharing and presentations. https://jitsi.org/jitsi-meet/
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Because as we all know: the important thing with charity is how much you suffer, not how much they benefit.
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If reality had conformed the rate of homeownership in The US wouldn't have been declining since 2008: https://imgur.com/a/O2uF8
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Is that really solving the problem though, or does it just give us houses no one wants to own and college graduates no one wants to employ? That's what it looks like to me at least. I don't think it's bad monetary or tax poli
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by jdoliner 9y ago
Debt is the American way, it has been since the very beginning. When George Washington was elected President he was so broke he need a loan to get from Mount Vernon to NYC for his own inauguration.
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Anytime the US wants the world to be a certain way but just can't quite get reality to conform debt is our answer. Everyone should be a homeowner but for some reason isn't? Simple, just give them cheap loans for houses. Everyone s
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Technically you're right Microsoft didn't steal anything, they just did Business. Which often feels to the common man like theft when Business is done as well as Microsoft did it in their heyday. On the other hand technically Ocea
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No Thiel got to choose what qualifies for a court to hear. The court decided what qualifies as "something bad." There's a big difference. It does kinda suck the amount of money it takes to bring something to court, but that&#
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> it feels like every day I talk to someone who's never even considered bootstrapping to be an option It's mind-boggingly to me that this can be an option that people have never considered but I totally believe you. I've s
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by jdoliner 9y ago
> Then I realized that most of the startups were indistinguishable from one another: nearly everyone was following the same destructive trends which are bad for employees and bad for products This is rich coming from the founder of a sta
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by jdoliner 9y ago
Debt is the American way, we've been in debt since well before the country was officially founded. And our founding fathers all had issues with personal debt. When George Washington was elected our first President he was flat broke and
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by jdoliner 9y ago
Does anyone actually believe that this debt will at some point be payed off? It would be nice if we had different words for debts that actually might someday be resolved and those that clearly never will be.
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by jdoliner 9y ago
Thanks for the plug wyattjoh, I'm one of the founders of Pachyderm so I'd like to expand on what you said just a bit to clarify. Pachyderm does use Docker under the hood, but we don't obfuscate it away, so Data Scientists get
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> It would definitely show the critics of hiring more women in technology, that it really is about equality. Given that they haven't done this does that mean that critics of hiring more women in tech are right in their conclusion th
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I have a lot of ideas about this. I'm one of the creators of Pachyderm, which does data pipelining on Kubernetes. The first concrete thing that I think K8s could have would be some sort of a notion of a DataSet. Right now the closest t
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Congrats to the Kubeflow team. This is a really exciting new project for everyone trying to do ML on Kubeflow. I'm excited to see what this will mean for the Kubernetes in general given the close contact between the Kubeflow team and t
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It's kind of funny to ban an item that's already being smuggled in through a ban. Seems like it might just add another layer to the smuggling scheme. We'll eventually get to a point where the phone travels from assembly line

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