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541.
by lupire 2y ago
Not sure I agree.
542.
by lupire 2y ago
"guys" is nongendered when it is a colletive noun. "how many guys have you dated" is not a collective noun.
543.
by lupire 2y ago
It's PC tech culture.
544.
by lupire 2y ago
Police aren't showing up for this. The law generally puts responsibility on the party that should know better, which is the professional.
545.
by lupire 2y ago
But they don't need to know the actual COGS, they just need to threaten to drop the vendor.
546.
by lupire 2y ago
Yes, laws would be very easy to write if we had consensus. Unfortunately, laws are useful primarily when we don't have consensus.
547.
by lupire 2y ago
"an historical" is because that's more fluid to pronounce, not because of a false rule.
548.
by lupire 2y ago
You only type in the reasons, not the results. Lean computes the result for you. Otherwise, if you do all the work yourself, you wouldn't need Lean :-)
549.
by lupire 2y ago
He's complaining that Microsoft isn't able to use its monopoly power on the desktop to extort more money from Internet companies.
550.
by lupire 2y ago
And Ruby on Rails
551.
by lupire 2y ago
No, not really.
552.
by lupire 2y ago
http://www.lumifont.co.uk/omnitest/LangdonNorming.pdf 80% of people who submitted themselves for testing were male.
553.
by lupire 2y ago
http://www.lumifont.co.uk/omnitest/omniQ55.htm rewired knowledge of how loading a revolver works. If you don't spin between bullets, where does the 2nd bullet go? What if you spin, but it stops in the spot where t
554.
by lupire 2y ago
Working memory size, processing speed, fluid intelligence (novel problem solving / creativity), and crystallized intelligence (knowledge), are are all different components of intelligence that are pairwise not perfectly correlated. Som
555.
by lupire 2y ago
What pun/title?
556.
by lupire 2y ago
Some of us had our family dispatched in bulk, but thanks.
557.
by lupire 2y ago
I don't think a significant number of people have ever written a will that actively prevented a funeral. A funeral doesn't require the deceased. It's fine to skip it.
558.
by lupire 2y ago
This is why companies put crap in fancy shells.
559.
by lupire 2y ago
This is usually the correct conclusion: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oqXe4WVnAz4
560.
by lupire 2y ago
Quod erat demonstrandum .
561.
by lupire 2y ago
Modern version: https://m.youtube.com/@MathVisualProofs
562.
by lupire 2y ago
What is area? Do you find the the basic concept of area (or the relationship between different dimensions in general) "doesn't click"?
563.
by lupire 2y ago
Not quite faster, but skipping more. Speed reading works well on texts that are highly redundant with internal "error correction". Try reading a YA novel quickly (the content motivates you to go faster :) ) and then try to read a
564.
by lupire 2y ago
How long does that memory of the text last?
565.
by lupire 2y ago
Are you trolling this thread? I took that test: Current Test Results Reading speed: 1560 Words per Minute (WPM) Comprehension: 100% of questions answered correctly Most of my few seconds spent "reading" was actually spent deciding
566.
by lupire 2y ago
The script appears to be missing a check for "long series of single-sentencr paragraphs", which quite harms readability.
567.
by lupire 2y ago
My takeaway from all this is that "quite" means literally nothing and belongs on the banned words list.
568.
by lupire 2y ago
> They expired and disappeared There's no button for that.
569.
by lupire 2y ago
Elon Musk is nothing if not famous for astronomically over-promising and under-delivering.
570.
by lupire 2y ago
Are you sure? Good Ventures / Open Philanthropy (Dustin Moskovitz) funded GiveWell and OpenAI, and GiveWell's leadership floated to OpenAI, but I'm not convinced that GiveWell funded OpenAI. https://www.givewell.or

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