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1y ago
That’s a very confident statement presented without a hint of evidence.
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1y ago
Jason Ladayne is a great example. His card control is unreal: https://www.youtube.com/user/CardMagicByJason
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1y ago
Fair, but still this isn’t a local chapter of a national Antifa organization. So it raises the question: is every local group that calls themselves “Antifa” now subject to investigation for domestic terrorism?
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1y ago
As far as I know, Antifa is not a true, actual organization, but more of a rallying cry and a cause for people to self-identify with. I genuinely wonder if Trump (or rather, the top people around him) understand full and well that it is no
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1y ago
I wasn’t expecting to lose an hour this Saturday to a deep dive on the notation of 6-bell permutations, but here we are.
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1y ago
No, what they wouldn't be interested in is paying $100,000 to help someone enter the country, with no compensation if they ditch you on day one.
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1y ago
They just sit there, dead.
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1y ago
Happens all the time. FWIW, it's back on front for now.
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FWIW, there's no way gmail recycles inactive email addresses. That would wreck security worldwide.
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That's nice, but I'm curious if this feeling that you love is from the loss of a spouse or (even more so) a child? The "unthinkable" losses.
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Why are you trying to redefine a word? My most low-effort refutal is simply to consult Webster’s Dictionary: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/conflict > Definition #1: : Fight, battle, war So, having prov
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1y ago
Of course it's a conflict. Every war is a conflict.
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> We most certainly can't say on average that adding a single line of code adds 0.01 units of value for Certainly there’s no simple F(num_lines_changed) value function. There are many other parameters. But to suggest, as many here
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1y ago
On the other hand, there’s tons of people here on HN who will claim that there’s zero connection between lines of code written and developer productivity. Obviously, deleting bad/unused code is good. And obviously, some tricky bugs ar
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1y ago
> The look on the face of the farmer in the article adds no confidence that this is not the case You can’t actually tell anything at all about a person’s moral character from their facial expression.
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1y ago
> Because we are currently living in an age of narcissism and tribalism I've been saying this since at least 1200 BC!
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1y ago
I don’t like this narrative. I think he would still be overreaching federal powers even without Epstein.
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1y ago
The “staged” part is speculation and not necessary. Even without that, we have federalization of a regional PD because one Republican was assaulted.
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1y ago
In one camp are the fast code slingers putting something quickly without long design and planning. They never get it just right the first few iterations. So in the other camp you have seasoned engineers who will have a 5x longer design and
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1y ago
Explain? The algorithms are surprisingly easy to understand. There is no trickery.
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1y ago
I always appreciate our weekly Crankypants Take on LLMs. > AI is not a triumph of elegant design, but a brute-force workaround You can read and understand Attention Is All You Need in one hour, and then (after just scaling out by a few b
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1y ago
Obviously this has no legal bearing. The question is why was this removed? If a simple accident then this is a non-story. If deliberate, then we must understand what was the chain of command and the motivation for deleting references to h
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1y ago
Good for him. Unfortunately, though, what I have seen is that luminaries like this never match their external accomplishment once inside. I have names I saw firsthand but it would be rude to share. A couple of exceptions come to mind. It
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1y ago
I often have the thought that it would be pretty awesome to take jobs for 6 months here and there just to implement specific features I want in my favorite SW, apps, sites, etc. * Join Logic Pro team for 8 months and add better score notati
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The app itself was a meme!
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1y ago
Thank you. I come to hacker news for serious discussions about apps that just show your spouse and you can only swipe right
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The supplicants brings to mind the opening scene of The Godfather. I’m endlessly perplexed how a human with the same number of hours as me, can rule a kingdom, or run a modern country, or be CEO of a major company, meanwhile I’m working lon
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1y ago
My bad, snark wasn't my intent. I meant it literally. There was an accumulation of toxins, and it seems (to me at least) extremely unlikely that the researchers were not aware of dialysis as a way to remove toxins. So then let'
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I imagine if these deaths could have been prevented by this one-line HN comment, they would have thought of it. Maybe a better phrasing of your question would be: > Why is hemodialysis ineffective for this?
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1y ago
I think you started on right track but reached a very wrong conclusion. * Deep-seated unease: Yes * No way to solve it except "buy a thing": No Living in an Italian town is obviously a romantic escapist fantasy. No more Teams meet
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