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by justin66 1y ago
Different states have rules about expungement, as far as what happens automatically, what can be done if an offender convinces a judge, and how much it all costs. Federal crimes (and I don't think that applies in this person's cas
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by justin66 1y ago
The first sentence contains an obvious falsehood: Introduced in 2014, the RISC-V instruction set architecture has been evolving at a pace that Arm and x86 ISAs have never experienced. In eleven years the PC world went from having the 8086
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by justin66 1y ago
People are showing you respect when they credit you with the ability to Google things yourself.
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That is... not dumb?
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If you say so, but the concern you floated (The position of "we aren't sure what the right approach to improvement is so we aren't going to do anything" has killed far bigger and more important projects, companies, and e
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by justin66 1y ago
Go adoption has only increased over time.
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by justin66 1y ago
> The buildings around me that take the better part of a decade to build (really? A parking garage takes six years?) I occasionally point out to my neighbors that a new seven-story apartment building down the street took as long to build
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by justin66 1y ago
I bet you'd probably see Klenk and Copi, both very old textbooks kept at least reasonably up to date, used in some of today's classes. "The Logic Book" (Bergmann, Moor, Nelson) is used around sometimes. I think there&#x2
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by justin66 1y ago
That is a list of textbooks and videos that might provide some value to people (or not, in a couple of cases), not a computer science curriculum.
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by justin66 1y ago
This comment was illuminating. It would indeed have been more accurate to say "we could really use people like that today." Where they're located is a secondary concern.
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by justin66 1y ago
That message was created by... the state?
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One can go to his web page to find out what he's doing with himself.
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I figured they were cooked when they started doing weird cryptocurrency-related stuff. I really hope they get to their 1.0 release someday.
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by justin66 1y ago
That ship has already sailed… and circumnavigated the globe several times. It’s weird anyone feels obligated to bring this stuff up since everybody familiar with the prize knows the deal. > Nobel accuses the awarding institution of misus
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by justin66 1y ago
It used to be standard for merchant banks to prevent almost anyone from charging more for credit cards transactions, as part of their contract terms, even though the merchant pays a percentage for every credit card transaction. That is what
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by justin66 1y ago
I imagine the question is how much money there would be in it for Wal-Mart.
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That will work. Because it's registered.
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by justin66 1y ago
Ah! Thanks.
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by justin66 1y ago
You don't get to very rudely accuse someone of giving "fake examples" (why?) and then, later, use weasel words like "in my experience." Perhaps your experience isn't representative of everyone else's.
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by justin66 1y ago
When you put it that way: some combination of greed and hatred of modernity.
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by justin66 1y ago
> wealth per capita It matters a lot to those of us among the capita who hold our wealth in US dollars.
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> That's beyond a bunch of other measures that prevent foreigners from starting businesses or owning property. In defense of the comment you're responding to: measures like making it impossible to compete by subsidizing their d
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by justin66 1y ago
The Chinese and others often prefer to subsidize their important industries rather than taxing their own citizens in the form of tariffs.
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by justin66 1y ago
Oh, that's an interesting point about high frequency trading. I think the question of what percentage of the market could be invested in index funds before things got weird is an interesting one. It really is hypothetical, though. In
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> So, to whatever extent the market conforms to the Efficient Market Hypothesis, it's not doing so because of the index fund investors. I don't disagree. I also don't believe this observation in isolation supports the asse
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by justin66 1y ago
On the contrary, they give the appearance of simply assuming "the market" will solve the problem they've created.
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by justin66 1y ago
Yeah. One thing among many that some in the US don't seem to get: only one side in this war needs to completely rearrange their economy in order to survive, and it's us.
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> too many index fund investors really inhibit price discovery What?
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The most interesting recent acquisition of this kind I'm aware of is the Bose acquisition of McIntosh. As this article [0] notes: Dr. Amar Bose donated the majority of his namesake company to his alma mater, the Massachusetts Institut
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These are good comments and there's a lot more that could be said. > As an aside, that absolutely bizarre security council meeting is virtually indistinguishable from the North Korea-style Trump administration meetings that we now s

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