lamontcg

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by lamontcg 2y ago
You can still create your own vec3 though that implements "<vec3> * <double>" through the Trait... It seems at least superficially equivalent to operator overloading.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
Rust still lets you create your own algorithmic data types so that you can overload traits like Add, Mul, Div and Sub to implement your own e.g. Vector3 class (although I still feel this is too restrictive, but understand why rust chooses n
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by lamontcg 2y ago
I'd trade type inference for expressibility (function and operator overloading in particular). But this seems to currently be a heretical opinion.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
Yeah, this is just the proverbial rearranging of the deck chairs on the Titanic. Medical debt like this shouldn't exist. Then it wouldn't be on any credit reports.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
> The left wing media outlets would be pushing out articles and documentaries about how vaccine compliance is rooted in implicit white supremacy. In 2013, 38% of Democrats and 22% of Republicans supported Obama's missile strikes on
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by lamontcg 2y ago
> and flaming vaccine scepticism Not exactly. > Biden, who leads the president in national opinion polls, has questioned whether Trump is pressuring agencies like the FDA to sign off on a vaccine to boost his re-election prospects. At
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by lamontcg 2y ago
AGI should really be able to do what only a select few humans can do and construct its own mathematical systems to prove presently unsolved conjectures (the Shinichi Mochizuki test of AGI).
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by lamontcg 2y ago
His point was always that the most inflated estimates of deaths in Cambodia were uncritically accepted by Western media and widely broadcast, while atrocities committed by friendly nations always leaned towards the very low estimates and th
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by lamontcg 2y ago
Oh right, those numbers made so little sense I assumed we were talking about a different picture, and I wasn't even thinking about the name.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
Regulatory capture (in addition to all the other answers you got)
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by lamontcg 2y ago
Yeah, it is just rent seeking behavior, often with regulatory capture. We don't need to invent new terms for it. And the sloppy presentation here with the 'clever' analogy clearly didn't do the topic well based on the up
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by lamontcg 2y ago
The guy who died of MRSA in a hospital didn't die of suicide. That is a failure of our healthcare system.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
Then sometimes Western Australia pops up randomly.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
If the orbital period was 80 minutes then that is 1/1,200,000th of a period and with Earth's circumference being ~25,000 miles that should only be about 0.02 miles. Or if the orbital velocity was 17,000 mph and neglecting the heig
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by lamontcg 2y ago
> The poorest often don't own a car. The poorest may not, but the working poor are likely to be highly dependent on some cheap, old vehicle. > Yes, some laws disproportionately hit certain demographics, but not speeding is not on
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by lamontcg 2y ago
If we start pervasive automated enforcement of speed limits everywhere, it is most likely to hit poorer Americans as a regressive tax. We haven't redesigned our cities to be non-car centric, with good public transportation and street d
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by lamontcg 2y ago
Is this another name (like bifrost) that every company has used for some internal piece of software at some point?
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by lamontcg 2y ago
I'm actually a moderator on a discord. We have a lot of FAQ pages (generally wiki pages on various GitHub repos) that a discord bot will send you to in response to various different commands. Occasionally I use search to find a chat
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by lamontcg 2y ago
There's actual sentencing guidelines that can be used to calculate what punishment he's more likely to see. It won't be 20 years.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
Trump supporters aren't going to sway the election. They were always going to vote for him and will always vote for him. The election is going to get decided at the margins by the kind of people who can still get swayed one way or the
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by lamontcg 2y ago
Funny how your responses are proving your point that nobody can even think about that.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
> Most likely, Walmart leadership (Bentonville is in Westerman's constituency) lobbied for this as private flight data is often used in competitive intel. Bentonville is in the 3rd, which is Steve Womack's district.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
He's being hyperbolic because Arkansas only has 4 districts and the local residents probably know him [and he's a "local boy" from Hot Springs, Arkansas, so he's likely pretty popular]. But his district isn't
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by lamontcg 2y ago
The pipeline had the additional complication that it was supplying heating fuel to Europe. Bragging about it to the Germans would have probably been a bad idea.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
The Ukrainians are flying drones filled with explosives into Russian refineries and we still don't think it was just the Ukrainians taking out the Russian gas pipeline?
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by lamontcg 2y ago
> weak empathy. try empathy for the people killed by other drivers doing in excess of 100mph.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
You can also watch Josie and the Pussycats from a decade earlier.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
Entirely different virus and I don't understand the point you're getting at.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
You recognize them as an "off-brand version of X" right? Then there's no actual confusion.
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by lamontcg 2y ago
> If it weren't for their attempt to link the voice to SJ (i.e. with the "her" tweet), would that be OK? No. The fact that it sounds very much like her and it is for a virtual assistant that clearly draws a parallel to the

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