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by kuboble 5y ago
I don't know about SV but in academia it is extremely common and often expected that people work 60+ hours. Sometimes it's just peer pressure. Sometimes it's an explicit requirement. Few years ago I spoke with an American p
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by kuboble 5y ago
So much extra work as compared with what? In my experience WSL is a godsend for those who have to work on windows and like to integrate Linux tools in daily work. Before there were things like cygwin, some ported tools, or Linux in vm. All
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by kuboble 5y ago
The point being that in poker and in particular Texas Holdem - unlike in RPS - the optimal strategy will win against good players and completely obliterate weak players. Yes, the good human can win even more against bad human but make no mi
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by kuboble 5y ago
The article is mostly about a change in the industry and adaptation of solver strategies by human players of all levels. Pluribus had approximately zero impact on that.
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by kuboble 5y ago
Poker isn't like this. Think rock, pair, scissors, crap where rules are that crap always loses. Now uniform strategy between rps will yield profit vs an opponent who plays crap sometimes. It's very easy to play crap in poker
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by kuboble 5y ago
> This is especially important in CS especially when boys are encouraged from a young age to do "techy" and "geeky" things in ways that girls usually aren't. It's not my experience. When I was a kid CS/
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by kuboble 5y ago
. Usa did play a big role in liberating eastern Europe from communism and at the same time in Poland we're all aware of brutal reality that a war between west and Russia will leave Poland in ashes.
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by kuboble 5y ago
In continental Europe I have often been in a room with people from 10 different countries say Germany, France, Italy, Russia, Poland, India, China, Korea, England. Everyone could understand each other's broken English with the e