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tl;dr?
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Should have just pinged them on hipchat, it should reach them maybe.
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What population? What if less woman want to be engineers? Does that mean less qualified woman get jobs that based on merit alone rightfully are deserved by men? What about Asians? They're over represented in engineering roles, should w
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> Underrepresented Group This can be defined as a group whose percentage of the population in a given group is lower than their percentage of the population of country, community, organization or otherwise. So basically they dictate poli
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Reaching. Reverse discrimination is still discrimination.
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It also means more games will run on my PC and Ill less likely run into Linux only issues in games though they're pretty rare anyway.
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This, it was powering ML clusters irrc.
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When they said long...
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I wonder if a pulse is required for any bodily functions we're not aware of, body tends to regulate a few rhythms.
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Yea, but does it play the boogie woogie?
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I briskly walk the dog every day for 20-30 minutes.
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I understand the theory. The problem is I don't associate bed with anything other than sleep, I implemented that practice years ago. Now I'm actually questioning it, I did a lot better when I could fall asleep watching boring docu
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I spoke to the doctor the 5th time today to discuss my inability to sleep until I have a headache and am about to passout from exhaustion. They suggested getting up if I can't fall asleep. No words
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They didn't disable it because it wasn't working right. They disabled it because they thought they knew better and that the cable would never fail in the way they thought it would. Spoiler: it didn't. But: it did in a complet
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Until it isn't. The attitude about this seems reminiscent of that cable snap in Italy recently. https://youtu.be/uCB1xbkn1Ps And I'm one that is for right to repair, I just don't think it holds up for the lea
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So instead of acknowledging the argument you want to focus on a generalized use of the word monopoly. Replace it with "Megacorp" and you have the same argument.
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> So there's some popularity point where after people use a platform to talk enough times, the platform is no longer allowed to moderate the speech on it? Why? Yes, see monopoly. Why? See tragedy of the commons. > If I operate th
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> Companies removing content on their own platforms makes sense. Please name one time censorship has had good outcomes that did not also lead to more censorship? Because this time clearly doesn't count. Legality, like all things to
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Not too negative, just wanted to make sure he was taken seriously, the amount of research and peer reviewed articles he covers in his videos is quite intensive, he doesn't half ass it at all.
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What it does for you is between you and your YouTube overlords. For me, I try not to judge people for their body shape and listen to what they have to say regardless. The "festooned set" is a common thing across YouTube influencer
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Not a book but this does a good job exlaining it, https://youtu.be/FGoLcJxApCA
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I'm curious how well it does with dirty water, one of the big issues in the camping context is sediment in the water ruin the efficacy of all forms of water treatment.
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> The team showed that as the catalyst brought the hydrogen and oxygen together to form hydrogen peroxide, it simultaneously produced a number of highly reactive compounds, known as reactive oxygen species (ROS), which the team demonstra
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It's happening!
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Propoganda.
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Given how wildly different they can grow that is a suprise. I doubt you'll get much off a probability with that range.
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40-50% is perfectly acceptable for your team by the sounds of it. In other teams with varying degrees of experience and skill things are a bit more wild. The fact that you can add tests means your code is at least somewhat scaffholdable and
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Bedrock is a static site generator that defines clear boundaries where designers, developers and content creators can coexist. Or something like that.
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> The only thing you achieve with unit tests is to prove that you are still bug for bug compatible when changing your code. People love to ignore how fucking awful code is when you aren't forced to write unit tests. Unit tests befor
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Tried to figure out what it actually is but this blurb left me perplexed > Bedrock is a static site generator that enables design and dev teams to efficiently work together. It is a perfect tool for design agencies looking for a perfect
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