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by madsbuch 5y ago
My six years of dept free, tuition free education in computer science earning me a M.Sc. with government student housing subsidies and monthly pay is "the government doing absolutely nothing"? And it is morally warranted that I do
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by madsbuch 5y ago
The death of morale... It's OK to commit fraud, kill, and rape as long as you can do it within a loophole in the law. Of cause it is a societal destructive way to see the world as a game.
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by madsbuch 5y ago
This is a dangerous way to legitimate peoples loss. Not only is it encourages to put all you eggs in one basket, it is also society facilitated to do it with a 5, 10, 15 x gearing. Yes, I talk about real estate.
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by madsbuch 5y ago
I am not sure why this is a basic task? One could call documentation a very specific domain for writing and perhaps Markdown is not ideal for that? Personally I use it to write letters, notes, blog articles, and such. When I need to write s
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by madsbuch 5y ago
What you find futile I find the strength of the Markdown workflow: I really like the separation of writing and layout.
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by madsbuch 5y ago
It's the difference between the domain of reasoning and complexity of reasoning.
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by madsbuch 5y ago
This might be illegal. After all, the dump should contain your ratings of movies, which is not satisfied if you can not identify the movie.
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by madsbuch 5y ago
I would think that it loads page one and two of new and best every minute and records submissions. That is 4 requests per minute, which isn't that bad.
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by madsbuch 5y ago
Apparently the game can out you in a corner where you can not win: ࠁටໃݶԣலໃݹࠅॴໃݛԥ੯ටஈ௨ඥ೦ݹ௨ඥಸݹ௨ටമ๐௨ൽഉݹݹقາڭ௨ටഫݑСටໃԓ௦૫ໃݹ௨ටໃݹ௨ටໃxħقໃƬݴΟໃKЭइໃC౻ටຯٲಏقแڽ௨ఢƔݹரٯໃԔޛඥДݹߚฃໂɛԥడM൵௨బໞݹҬɦషݸßࡇHܤЪsເלԚؿИݷƶ
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by madsbuch 5y ago
We have to be careful about proof of absence and absence of proof here.
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by madsbuch 5y ago
I stand corrected.
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by madsbuch 5y ago
What? Evidently it looses more value being deposited in the account.
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by madsbuch 5y ago
There are some principal arguments that probably should be surfaced for non-Danish people: In Denmark we have a NemKonto system that forces people to have a bank account. In short, you register an account with the government they will use
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by madsbuch 5y ago
For most people in Denmark, emergency funds are not necessary. If you live somewhat frugally, dagpenge will take care of you (and if you maintain yourself within the framework). It ensures a living wage for up to 2 years if you get laid o
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by madsbuch 6y ago
If one does this please be appropriate about semantics / naming. Ie. Don't put a timestamp in a variable called `isTermsAccepted`. Rename it into `termsAcceptedAt`. Generally accept that timestamps and booleans are not the same,
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by madsbuch 6y ago
Personally I'd say the issues are not about the design, but infrastructure and potentially UX (dependent on who that target group is, how their usage pattern is, etc.).
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by madsbuch 6y ago
The question is if the feedback is in line with the announcement. Basically the same a pointing out a spelling error on a single slide in a CS class. You are technically correct about the feedback, but it is misplaced and not worth spending
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by madsbuch 6y ago
The problem is the defacto platform monopolies. We should not tell ourselves that there are reasonable alternatives to distribution channels setup by Google and Apple. Whether there is a problem (and a solution if so) I will not judge. But
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by madsbuch 6y ago
The good ol' distraction by generalization. ... and then let the consumer concretize themselves and reach wrong conclusions.
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by madsbuch 6y ago
For me this appears to be the wrong combination of a solution and a problem. The problem is tech churn, versions are obsolete faster than you can download the packages and the whole ecosystem moves way to fast. The solution is to choose sim
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by madsbuch 6y ago
For most applications this is correct. Especially those that a homogeneous like a CRUD productivity app, etc. But when you are building systems it becomes slightly more complicated. Especially those that require that the data science team w
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by madsbuch 6y ago
It indeed seems like there are a lot of fundamental misconceptions in this article: > For comparison using JSON configuration files this entire class os problems would not exist. This is the trade-of between structure and embedding. Writ
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by madsbuch 6y ago
Sometimes an outsiders perspective asks the right question. The parent simply asked why candor and sexism appear to be conflated. Curious conversation is good BTW, the roots of the US is from a cultural melting pot.
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by madsbuch 6y ago
There is a bit of research going on in the space between programming languages and machine learning. Mostly it is about probabilistic programming and Bayesian methods etc. However, using type theory to assist in writing models is something
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by madsbuch 6y ago
This is very dependent on jurisdiction. I haven't had a piece of governmental paper in my hands in my adult life (just over a decade). However, in Denmark we are very dependent on a working public IT infrastructure. After all, we are o
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by madsbuch 6y ago
In my masters thesis I used following quote: > On mathematical perception: “either you have no inkling of an idea or, once you have understood it, this very idea appears so embarrassingly obvious that you feel reluctant to say it aloud;
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by madsbuch 6y ago
Another way to think about it is, that you adjust the price continuously. If a speculator offers you money, you are in the position to take the offer or raise your own valuation and pay the increased tax. At some point a sensible person w
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by madsbuch 6y ago
Yes, it is bad with physical land which is why governments introduce land taxes to encourage value creating activities on land. Gold and bitcoins are not problematic as holding on to them does not inhibit value creation.
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by madsbuch 6y ago
He did not. It might be subtle, but the paragraph your refer to explains his view on the people in question, not the link between domains and stealing.
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by madsbuch 6y ago
He does not explain the link the parent comment, no. But one could guess that he thinks of domains as private ownership and something you can steal. However, that view on domain is very problematic, as you have to renew it which indicates a

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