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by juskrey 6y ago
You were never flying, right? No travel insurance covers this. I am glad you are talking about trillions of dollars in savings but against compensating tickets lost which is often a big personal issue.
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by juskrey 6y ago
Tests are useful. Why no one is bothering about humane side of tests outcome? E.g. who compensates effectively lost airline ticket for someone positive right before boarding? For we stop him/her for public safety but also punish like c
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by juskrey 6y ago
For me nix(OS) began from much simpler upside: now I never forget that handmade one line tweak somewhere out there - all Linux system goes in one nice config.
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by juskrey 6y ago
Clojure is a production Lisp in 2020
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by juskrey 6y ago
Like that "part of good health" really exists, right?
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by juskrey 6y ago
Let me summarize: good health protects from viruses.
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by juskrey 6y ago
A job lost adds options, a job landed removes them.
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by juskrey 6y ago
The author got pretty much everything in reverse. Books are Lindy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect
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by juskrey 6y ago
Looks like a bad PR stunt. One does not need to acquire another firm to implement direct secure video channel.
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by juskrey 6y ago
Welcome to real world, academic Neo.
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by juskrey 6y ago
Note that they are true hedge fund, that is their job is insurance, not investment per se. That means their clients are likely heavily invested to other means, dedicating small percentage to Universa, which sums up to 0-1% of gain in total
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by juskrey 6y ago
* in companies that are using Go for cloud infrastructure
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by juskrey 6y ago
I hope you at least purchase Chinese garlic, to not overload local dudes too much.
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by juskrey 6y ago
Would you prefer local business employed and pay more for everything, or pay less for everything and have unemployed unhappy people around?
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by juskrey 6y ago
Formal verification only verifies assumptions made by verifier about the system.
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by juskrey 7y ago
Coincidentally, before current full stack freelancing stuff, I've spent around two years in augmented reality, often having to dig through tons of published research, only to realize pretentious lab methods do not work outside. We ende
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by juskrey 7y ago
In countries where smoking is more prevalent, non-smokers are also more likely those people who quit smoking because of other health problems.
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by juskrey 7y ago
The book is a very cheap genuine option: it does not share your upside and has very limited downside (you pay limited price and can throw it out of the window at any time). Claiming slavish tax is the same, like Lambda does, is simply a fra
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by juskrey 7y ago
The problem is we have no proof that they are better than no education (autodidactism) or even some other education, to begin with. And in crisis times they signal their courses give no edge over the job market by.. laying off their own peo
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by juskrey 7y ago
They run a 17% income tax, but with no unemployment benefits.
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by juskrey 7y ago
This is especially laughable, since I have seen how that works on practice: take something everyone already does, write 1000 of PhDs on that, add to academic history book, now wikipedia and voila. If any of IT projects came from academia to
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by juskrey 7y ago
Real life results of academia are largely propaganda (tuition billions well spent). They are not even good in figuring out why/how things work and replicating success (additionally proven by Soviets).
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They are not in education business, they are in % from HR business.
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People choose academia to be within (zero-sum) system and project the same expectations to students, while real life success is about being out of any system. Hence the harm.
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by juskrey 7y ago
The main problem in academia is that people still can be harmful even being in good faith. (remember that "road to hell" saying, right?)
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by juskrey 7y ago
Are you sure he doesn't employ the same tactics instead of actual research? (I am generally suspicious of anyone who voluntary pursues academia)
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by juskrey 7y ago
He is neither a researcher nor teacher - typical academic parasite. Makes a bet on trendy advanced task and, if it works, lets you be a coauthor. If it does not - no big deal some naive student spent 1/2 year on something virtually imp
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by juskrey 7y ago
I have divided the data onto smaller volumes.
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by juskrey 7y ago
Exactly. One doesn't have to be superhuman to set up modern DB replication and manage its failure modes. Even if you need to salvage broken HDD, it's a pretty straightforward task with high rate of success.
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by juskrey 7y ago
Yes, it is good!

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