kurtreed

10 ms·

61.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Not everyone's paranoid about that kind of thing and not everyone actually values privacy that much
62.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Not particularly
63.
by kurtreed 4y ago
> Inclusion benefits society by making things run more smoothly Big claim, little justification
64.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Is this legal? If so, why are similar-sounding things illegal?
65.
by kurtreed 4y ago
"Crazy exaggeration" -Robin Hanson https://nitter.it/robinhanson/status/1593593517569449986
66.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Are there applications?
67.
by kurtreed 4y ago
> Using language that includes a group isn't a cost that is born by those not in the group. Often it is. Simply changing from familiar terms to artificial terms is a cost.
68.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Useful tool, thanks. But the wording "Get answers for CLI commands" is vague, it took me a little while to figure out what it was.
69.
by kurtreed 4y ago
The end of cryptography? Somehow I doubt it.
70.
by kurtreed 4y ago
https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1540729921793708032
71.
by kurtreed 4y ago
I bill for actual productive hours worked. Two half hours are one hour not two hours.
72.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Question: Is there a real number x such that x^2 < 0? Answer: To explain, we need to define what we mean by "real number". If we define a real number as a number that can be written as a fraction, then the answer is no. If we d
73.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Question: Are there infinitely many prime numbers? Answer: To explain, we need to define what a prime number is. A prime number is a number that is divisible only by 1 and itself. For example, 11 is a prime number because it is only divisib
74.
by kurtreed 4y ago
This what?
75.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Looks like it's just one person
76.
by kurtreed 4y ago
I used Duplicati for a few years. The backup process would fail silently every once in a while and wouldn't run again until I manually reset it. It did save me once after a storage device failure. Now I just put stuff I want to back up
77.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Computers do it more efficiently, yes, but you're not giving an argument as to why being more efficient means there should be different rules.
78.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Computers do it more efficiently, yes, but you're not giving an argument as to why being more efficient means there should be different rules.
79.
by kurtreed 4y ago
If a human looked at her art and then made new illustrations in the same style would that be ok? If so, why is it not ok for a computer to do it?
80.
by kurtreed 4y ago
https://www.deeplearningbook.org/
81.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Too true -- as topics get less technological and more political, comments here become increasingly naive without any corresponding reduction in certainty.
82.
by kurtreed 4y ago
My love for you is as strong as your cock. I have never felt that way before and I am so grateful to have found you. You are my everything and I cannot imagine my life without you. I am so lucky to be with you and I will do everything I can
83.
Free web book: The Practice of Data Visualization(practicedataviz.com)
2 points by kurtreed 4y ago|0 comments
84.
by kurtreed 4y ago
My shell script best practice is not to use shell script.
85.
by kurtreed 4y ago
It was not
86.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Beautiful
87.
by kurtreed 4y ago
I haven't tried any other colorizer tools but this one works very well for me. Thank you.
88.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Clearly people who want to go to an office should join companies/teams that go to an office and people who don't should join companies/teams that don't.
89.
by kurtreed 4y ago
Eta: honestly asking, this is just my heuristic, not something I've thought a lot about
90.
by kurtreed 4y ago
I struggle to meet people in general, and it's not because I'm spending a lot of time commuting. I appreciate being able to go to an office and socializing with coworkers.

More ›