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by jere 5y ago
Good point. I wouldn't know how to answer most of the tik tok girl's questions but I wish I knew.
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Browserboard: A pretty good free online whiteboard(browserboard.com)
2 points by jere 5y ago|1 comments
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by jere 5y ago
Lol how? It's the main thrust of the question and the answer as well???
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by jere 5y ago
I'm thinking it's a figure of speech as well. I couldn't find said review elsewhere and it wouldn't make sense to leave one on Glassdoor anyway. It's a noncommercial open source project.
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by jere 5y ago
This was done in one week during a college internship. Seriously what the hell.
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Trust Is Fragile (2012)(signalvnoise.com)
3 points by jere 5y ago|0 comments
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by jere 6y ago
I can't open this link in any browser, mobile or desktop. Seems to be some sort of ad loop redirect ending in a white screen. Anyone else?
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by jere 6y ago
You think it's a mistake to compare death threats to violence? Or a mistake to compare organizing terrorist attacks against the government to violence?
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by jere 6y ago
I think you're right. A little surprised about Mastodon because I've only heard that from people I follow on twitter who tend to not be crazy, but I guess it makes sense. I have an idea for an app whose primary motivation is offer
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by jere 6y ago
>Nutritional deficiencies came from the absence of fat and carbohydrates, not necessarily protein. Indeed, if humans eat too much meat, diarrhea usually ensues. And within weeks, they can develop protein poisoning and even die. “Because
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by jere 6y ago
I'm well aware, but a bayesian spam filter probably is not. If you look up lists of words most likely to trigger spam filters, "cheap" will be in every one of them. I can't say that is what's happening here but it s
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by jere 6y ago
I have no clue about this topic and this comment isn't representative of my employer whatsoever, but... Since you've never experienced this with other domains, does the word cheap have to do with it? When I think domains, "ch
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by jere 6y ago
>You also generally can’t borrow 5x your income and invest it, but you can do that on a house, so if you think house prices will rise then you’re missing out on a change for major leverage you won’t get elsewhere. I've been struggli
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by jere 6y ago
Yea I didn't link the reddit thread since the post itself was deleted, but indeed reddit seems to lean towards anti-cheating and twitter seems to lean towards pro-cheating (well, anti-snitching if nothing else). Really curious about ho
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by jere 6y ago
There was a post on the AITA subreddit recently about a father who finds out his son has reported his friends for cheating on a math final. The dad had no problem with cheating whatsoever but took issue with the actions of the son. Whether
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by jere 6y ago
When we're all done with the "I am too smart for friends" bit, maybe we can acknowledge that loneliness is incredibly dangerous (supposedly as bad as smoking 15 cigarettes a day). https://www.hrsa.gov/enews&#x
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by jere 6y ago
Don't you pay capital gains on real estate sales? It's something they remind you of everytime you sell a house.
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by jere 6y ago
>In Tribeca, a wealthy neighborhood in downtown Manhattan, residents who left this year earned an average income of about $140,000, Walle said. The typical person moving into the neighborhood earned an average $82,000, he said. I was goi
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by jere 6y ago
It doesn't make sense from a weather perspective, since Austin has brutally hot summers and cold winters.
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by jere 6y ago
A HyperRogue fan? If not definitely check it out. I don't see why that kind of program couldn't be adapted for digital tabletop games.
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by jere 6y ago
Yes, delete the misses. 250k total. About 700 celebrities. I was predicted the day of death too, so each required 365 tweets. I did a combination of scraping IMBD + manual selection plus filling in the details. The whole process could proba
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by jere 6y ago
I'm pretty impressed that it took less than 1000 attempts. It would still be feasible even it were several orders of magnitude harder. This twitter project I made (predicting celebrity deaths) took about 250k tweets over the course of
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by jere 6y ago
It's pretty sad how badly this guy destroyed his life, especially considering he made a "blood pact" to always remain faithful to his wife and then broke it many years.
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by jere 6y ago
Just want to echo all this praise for Godot. I developed games in JS for a while, then switched to Unity for platform/performance reasons. I really did not get on with Unity and struggled through the tutorials (I was so frustrated I wr
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by jere 6y ago
Ok I'll bite > This isn’t just a case of comfortable white people itching to do Colonialism 2.0. While there are no official statistics on the breakdown of American emigres by ethnicity, the country’s ingrained racism has made it mo
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by jere 6y ago
Side channels are still a thing too?
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by jere 6y ago
Any new security implications to having memory shared by everything on the chip?
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by jere 6y ago
The vast majority of single rounds of Russian Roulette are won too.
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by jere 6y ago
> I'd consider a lack of accessibility to basically be a rogue-like requirement. I just have to say that's a strange take. Lots of newer traditional RLs are quite accessible and accessibility was a big goal for my game. There
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by jere 6y ago
> Roguelike is a self-descriptive classifier -- something like Rogue. The defining characteristic of roguelikes is exploring game mechanics amidst permadeath. The problem is no one agrees on what those defining characteristics are. You&#

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