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by ludston 6mo ago
If you don't have personal examples of using a profiler to diagnose an issue like "too many round trips" and identify where those round trips are coming from, then you've never inherited a complex performance problem b
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by ludston 7mo ago
I agree with this article fully, but there is a problem that most blog posts about identity don't talk about before telling you what do with your own. What is identity actually for? This is the only article I know of that talks about t
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by ludston 7mo ago
If you are brute forcing passwords, knowing the length only reduces the number of passwords to try by like 1 hundredth.
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by ludston 7mo ago
I mean if it didn't make the gambling organizations more money they wouldn't do it. Gambling industry has always been about how much wealth it can extract from the punters without being regulated for it. Hopefully this research en
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by ludston 7mo ago
I don't think we can know whether or not this is the case in our own lifetimes, because we are so immersed in popular culture that we can't be objective about it. Enough of our historical great composers weren't venerated unt
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by ludston 7mo ago
The distinction does matter, because by not wearing a mask, instead of indicating that you don't care about your own safety, you're indicating that you don't care about anybody else's.
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by ludston 7mo ago
They didn't. The point is that they stop you from giving covid to other people.
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by ludston 7mo ago
I predict that this will not exist, given the existence of lying.
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by ludston 8mo ago
Looking at their ASX release though, seems like they've made record profits again.
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by ludston 8mo ago
For all we know 30 percent of users on that site are now bots.
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by ludston 8mo ago
It probably depends on who likes it and why.
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by ludston 8mo ago
Some people can't tell if the note they're singing is the same as the note they just heard. This is also learnable but it's not as simple as just muscle control
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by ludston 8mo ago
Yeah all of that sounds way more convenient than your grandma irrecoverably losing her life savings because somebody kid fished her for her crypto authentication.
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by ludston 8mo ago
I bet you can. And I bet that raising the limit takes you a few minutes at most. Or you need a better bank.
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by ludston 9mo ago
> What is it about this 16 y/o cutoff that seems to be the focus everywhere? Why not 18? Some studies have found that puberty is the peak problematic age for people to be on social media and 16 is the rough point by which mostly thi
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by ludston 9mo ago
Keep at it! It takes a few years, but so long as you practice new things consistently and every day you'll keep getting better and better.
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by ludston 9mo ago
Given that every positive case needs to be verified by a doctor anyway because the patient has breast cancer, and every negative case has to be checked because it does a worse job than traditional methods... It only costs more.
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by ludston 9mo ago
Fewer teen suicides
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by ludston 10mo ago
I've been playing it with my wife of an evening. I like the difficulty level. It's nice to be able to solve it in under 5 minutes before bed.
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by ludston 10mo ago
> USA must have the highest proportion of 4 year graduates in the world and look where it's got us It doesn't. > look where it's got us Richest nation on earth. To be fair that's as much tied to population size, r
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by ludston 10mo ago
This article isn't really about AI. It's about how this blogger doesn't value high-school education beyond it serving as a day-care. Talking about AI is for dressing this up as a controversial hot-take for click-bait. The roo
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by ludston 1y ago
Sharing ideas leads to feedback. People in their late 20s and early 30s are only just feeling like they are cementing their identities, so they seek validation.
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by ludston 1y ago
Dunning-Kruger?
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by ludston 1y ago
No I wouldn't class the artists as choral artists at all, I'm just pointing out that there are examples of polyphonic singing with multiple voices in pop music, it's just that it's usually accompanied with a rhythm secti
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by ludston 1y ago
I would be interested to hear some examples to see if that would change my understanding. I am expecting to hear things that are very upbeat and rhythmic though.
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by ludston 1y ago
It seems like the author is referring specifically to the style of choral music found in churches, although the same thing can be said about other choral genres like barbershop. However, Backstreet Boys or many of the Korean idol groups do
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by ludston 1y ago
That's a cool project, but learning music via music theory is a bit like trying to learn English via grammar theory. It's backwards, and out of the hundreds of musicians I've met, I've never met one that walked that path
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by ludston 2y ago
To be fair, there is a massive percentage of non-productive jobs that are mostly security guards for goods and locations, and many inefficient roles related to ticket clipping, inefficient distribution and marketing that all stimulate the e
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by ludston 2y ago
It's like how when you buy something now you need to take a photo and email it to your local police station to prove you weren't buying drugs or something.
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by ludston 2y ago
I know it is cynical, but this is such a puff piece that to me it feels like an advertisement.

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