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kevhito
9y ago
This isn't a game or a horse trade, I win one, you win one. "I'll agree not to shoot your kids today, but only if you let me beat up your cousin instead." That's more or less what your argument sounds like to me. Ca
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9y ago
> Well I don't want to give an inch more to gun control proponents because they have already made their intent clear, they believe that a completely gunless society is much more admirable than what we have today. This is exactly my
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kevhito
9y ago
The parent did not complain about the ban being ineffective. He complained about it hurting his niche hobby. That's selfish. As for the argument that the ban is a bad idea because it is ineffective. I don't know if the ban will he
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kevhito
9y ago
Maybe I misread the parent. It sounded like parent was very "dismayed" at youtube's effort to ban videos about exactly the kind of horrifying weapons you mention, just because the ban also happens to impact his hobby with 100
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kevhito
9y ago
The reason I think people are talking about repealing the 2nd is because the NRA won't budge an inch. Extremism begets extremism. If people can't get sensible gun regulation, extreme gun regulation starts to seem more attractive.
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kevhito
9y ago
I've been involved in hiring at a highly ranked small liberal arts college. We are hiring and are desperate for applicants. Every "peer" college we know is hiring, many with multiple open positions. Most of the data (e.g. [1]
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kevhito
9y ago
Does Canada really build homes out of pressure treated lumber? I have never once seen this in the US. Aside from outside uses (decks, patios, landscaping etc.), pressure treated lumber of one sort or another might be used for a few select
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kevhito
9y ago
You should say something else. There is lots left to discover and invent.
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kevhito
9y ago
A better analogy might be reading regular-sized braille writing by poking it with a broom handle. Or writing an essay with the pencil tool in mspaint while using a 50-radius sized brush.
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9y ago
Hi! I've never used or even heard of MakerDAO. Their page is shiny, but not being in finance, I can't figure out what the point of it is. Can you explain what is so "insanely powerful" about it? And why/how would an
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kevhito
9y ago
> my company is planning to have a division start using Ethereum as a development platform Hi! Serious question: can you explain more about what you mean here? I'm having trouble imagining what "development platform" means
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9y ago
I'm really not sure this is right, it just doesn't ring true to me. Yes, in the bad old days, we had dozens or hundreds of different drivers for specific network cards, serial cards, parallel port chips, audio cards, floppy contro
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kevhito
9y ago
Don't have heroes. Don't put people on a pedestal. People have flaws, quirks, and failures. Admire good people for the good that they do, despite their flaws.
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kevhito
9y ago
No, not exponential. The escape sequence is: <newline> then '~'. Anything after the '~' is special. In other words, only the first '~' appearing directly after a new line is special. For example, <newl
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kevhito
9y ago
(not parent) Yes! As an author of many CS conference papers, a few CS journal papers, and a few papers in other related fields, piracy affects me. It has been entirely beneficial, and I completely support sci-hub. Collaborators, other autho
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kevhito
9y ago
I had multiple Thinkpads over the years and never noticed. I'm on an HP elitebook now, and just looked down for the first time. Yup - misaligned B key label.
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kevhito
9y ago
Misleading? Because "rm -rf /" does give a warning. From info rm: `--preserve-root' Fail upon any attempt to remove the root directory, `/', when used with the `--recursive' option. This
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kevhito
9y ago
For (2), are you looking for overloading arithmetic operators (+, -, etc.)? Do people normally consider that under the umbrella of "generics"? For (1), for curiosity sake, I tried benchmarking the cuckoo.go file you posted. I'
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kevhito
9y ago
Counting the weasel words.... 1. "might be" 2. "not entirely inaccurate" 3. "perhaps others" 4. "things like" 5. "the's reason to believe" 6. "apt enough" And that's just
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9y ago
Not really. Go also encourages short, concise names, and it seems to work pretty well... or at least not be causing significant headaches so far as I can tell. Why would one be forgetting and grepping for tmp? That's the kind of variab
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9y ago
No. Here are possible carpenter equivalents, all of which I'd absolutely consider a minimum low bar... > How many nails does it take to build a house? a) hundreds b) thousands c) millions d) billions > How many rooms are in a hou
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kevhito
9y ago
You can if func Fahrenheight(f int) Celsius { return Celsius(5*(f-32)/9) }
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kevhito
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Can you provide a citation for your claims here. The link you provided doesn't seem to back up your claim at all. Actually, it seems to contradict your claim. Also, assuming what you say is true, was this known at the time? Because tha
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kevhito
9y ago
It's just something I tossed together years ago and have been using ever since. Here it is if you are interested: https://pastebin.com/9H7icgKJ
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I have a python program that does nothing but filter latex output to remove all the cruft. On my latest paper, raw latex spits out 147 lines of nonsense. After my filter, I see about a dozen lines, including all meaningful errors and warnin
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Not in (my) vim you don't. You get: > E37: No write since last change (add ! to override)
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kevhito
9y ago
Can you back up these recommendations with actual studies or research papers? Or are you just making up your security strategy by gut instinct here?
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kevhito
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Really. The article cites NIST and one scientific study (of which there are many). And your response is "Anecdotally..." ?
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This is disingenuous. The report focuses on different browsers' ability to automatically detect and block URLs of phishing pages and malware downloads. All three browsers have some kind of automatic URL blocking, and this report claims
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kevhito
9y ago
How about not sending a non-expert to the grocery store with a post-it note for supplies when packaging radioactive material for long-term storage. Besides, "organic" when in the grocery store means something completely different
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