judemelancon

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by judemelancon 26d ago
Such a scheme absolutely explodes in complexity as it comes to each level of additional detail. This requires a magically flexible definition of "market" at very best. The smallest number of competitors that can split market share
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by judemelancon 2mo ago
I don't think they have an interest in forgiveness. I'm not sure it's a concept in their worldview.
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by judemelancon 3mo ago
This is not true anywhere I've lived, and I'm curious where it is true.
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by judemelancon 5mo ago
Oh, I thought you meant "everyone" in a sense including actual human persons and the devices on their home network.
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by judemelancon 5mo ago
I think I must misunderstand. Are you saying that you upgrade and reboot every production system that you administer to apply each commit to the kernel (branch it's using) essentially immediately? That doesn't make sense to me for
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by judemelancon 8mo ago
To preemptively clarify, I'm not saying anything about these particular researchers. Having established that, are you saying that you can't even conceptualize a conflict of interest potentially clouding someone's judgement an
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by judemelancon 8mo ago
The first three authors, who are asterisked for "equal contribution", appear to work for Anthropic. That would imply an interest in making Anthropic's LLM products valuable. What is the confusion here?
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by judemelancon 3y ago
Documentation absolutely has a cost, but that last sentence is a substantial overgeneralization. Counterexamples include a search engine, a quilt, an impact driver, and a box of a basic LEGO bricks.
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Annotated disassembly of the US edition of Contra(twitter.com)
6 points by judemelancon 3y ago|0 comments
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by judemelancon 5y ago
I'm glad you admit everyone deserves breaks; it seems to have been remarkably easy to convince you. I'm also glad to see your position on paying for the rest shift from outright opposition to unspecified contracts being excessive.
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by judemelancon 5y ago
Why exactly should construction workers clean up, change, and get briefed for free? How are those not work? Do you attend work meetings for free? Why don't construction workers deserve breaks? Do you ever take breaks at work? If so, wh
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by judemelancon 6y ago
Is the image, purportedly of a search of the codebase, in this post falsified? https://tgstation13.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=26318#p554...
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by judemelancon 8y ago
#f4f4f4 on #ffffff is a contrast ratio of 1.1 via WCAG's formula. Svbtle should be ashamed.
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by judemelancon 10y ago
Governments aren't (supposed to be) private entities.
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Thoughts on privilege(codeblog.jonskeet.uk)
1 points by judemelancon 10y ago|1 comments
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by judemelancon 10y ago
Why would I ever want to find every reference to a loop or lambda variable with a given name in a file? Such variables repeat frequently with distinct meanings, and each has a narrow scope. In any case, I wouldn't use an IDE that was s
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by judemelancon 10y ago
How is it better? (This is a literal, non-rhetorical question, not a joke about even discussing it.)
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by judemelancon 10y ago
One of the most frustrating things for support or customer service personnel to do is respond to something other than what was said.
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Prefix – Code Made Visible (from Stackify)(prefix.io)
1 points by judemelancon 11y ago|0 comments
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by judemelancon 11y ago
The internet's supply of masters is much larger and more accessible. Is there a reason to think the video or other sources he found are from someone inferior in expertise to a local? Does that reason apply even for people who live outs
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The New YNAB Is Here(youneedabudget.com)
15 points by judemelancon 11y ago|7 comments
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by judemelancon 11y ago
Do you have a source for US outcomes being better? http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2014/06... http://theincidentaleconomist.com/wordpress/the-state-of-us-...
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by judemelancon 11y ago
I am aware of no such regulation in the USA. Are you?
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by judemelancon 11y ago
I always thought the asynchronicity was the main positive of SMS.
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by judemelancon 11y ago
The licensing boards are going to burn you to the ground. Even if you're based somewhere out of reach, they'll block payment processing or freeze your accounts. Your doctor directory makes no reference at all to where they are lic
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by judemelancon 11y ago
Ethics are part of competence in my opinion. Even if you disagree, preventing corporate liability is a component of competence in the law's opinion. That is, if the company is found liable, that's saying the employees responsible
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by judemelancon 11y ago
This is a brilliant idea and an astonishingly bad function signature.
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by judemelancon 11y ago
I have trouble understanding what they're meant to signify, yes. I am a regular human with finite intellect; I admit it. To actually comprehend this function requires storing those 14 names in short-term memory, reading through the ove
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by judemelancon 11y ago
I am hardly astonished that a 319-line function that opens by declaring x, xtmp, xtmp2, chain_ss, bad_chain, param, depth, i, ok, num, j, retry, cb, and sktmp variables had a bug. Before someone provides the standard "submit a patch&qu
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by judemelancon 11y ago
One of the references http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2015/04/daily-c... has both. There are some differences.

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