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mangodrunk
9mo ago
Can you share some examples in gaps of staples?
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mangodrunk
9mo ago
Wegmans is good, but I find Whole Foods to have much better quality of products. Whole Foods used to be even better, we will see how Amazon manages it.
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mangodrunk
9mo ago
Your comments are the only level headed ones remaining since so many comments have been flagged and removed. These knee jerk reactions are not helpful and tend to be wrong.
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9mo ago
I appreciate your thoughtful comments but we do disagree. >Is that right? In which case I would say: of course you need to update the tests. That is right. I think it is bad for you to need to update a test where the input and output are
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9mo ago
I don’t want to take too much of a tangent, but in scientific studies, you are trying to understand some phenomena, and isolating variables can help with very complex things. A test is typically not that complex. Another example is the use
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10mo ago
I don’t think it’s worth doing that, and comparing it to scientific experiments doesn’t really apply. You can do all that without mocks as well. Making the tests run faster at the expense of better tests seems counterproductive. Now you sho
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10mo ago
I agree. Tests relying on mocks rarely uncover or prevent issues. They also typically make it harder to make changes. Very bad idea that should have been left behind years ago.
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10mo ago
Why substitute dependencies? Is the isolation worth it?
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10mo ago
Which is absurd that people use mocks considering the tests are supposed to help with refactoring but because of the mocks they can’t make a change without breaking the test.
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10mo ago
I see slowing birth rates as a net positive. People in these comments are considering to enslave women like The Handmaid's Tale before even asking if it’s a problem.
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10mo ago
These are great, thanks for sharing. Are there any resources you recommend for this? I have come across the book Turtle Geometry but haven’t read it.
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11mo ago
Thanks for sharing your experience. I do think it’s more important for most students to understand money than most of what is currently taught with algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. My main point though was to focus on probabil
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11mo ago
They may not be well known by that name. Ali is certainly well known by that name but many of his fights are under his previous name. I think the Wikipedia policy is fair, mention the old name. Even if someone doesn’t want anything to do wi
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11mo ago
As someone who loves math, I do think math education would benefit from making the primary focus be probability and statistics for high school. In addition, financial math instead of algebra. I would replace trigonometry and geometry with d
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11mo ago
Right, the old name is correctly on the page. I haven’t mentioned the old name, but I don’t think it’s bad to do so to clarify who the person is. I don’t think it’s fair to pretend that someone didn’t have a previous name or that it’s taboo
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11mo ago
When someone gets a name change and they are well known by their old name it’s misleading and confusing to never mention it. Just like Muhammad Ali‘s wikipedia page mentions his previous name.
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11mo ago
You claim inclusivity but it comes at the expense of women. Men aren’t women. Men aren’t able to get pregnant. What this type of language is doing is erasing women and excluding them.
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11mo ago
I agree with you and unfortunately it looks like many haven’t learned from mistakes that were made or want to even explore the possibility.
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11mo ago
Thanks for explaining your reasoning. I can see shame working for some, but I don’t think that is effective for a large group. It also has the adverse effect of making those who are shaming others look wrong and scared of discussing the sub
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11mo ago
If your argument can’t hold up to scrutiny, then I think you may not know the position well enough or you need to adjust it. We can explain and show evidence why driving drunk is dangerous. We can show that vaccines are safe and effective.
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11mo ago
No, it doesn’t. Your comment is one that is politically motivated and so you can’t participate in an honest discussion on the subject. What do you disagree with specifically?
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11mo ago
How was avoiding open areas in small groups and washing your groceries first principles? They also claimed that you shouldn’t wear a mask but instead focus on washing your hands. It’s unfortunate how many don’t want to learn from the mistak
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1y ago
I feel similarly. Too many people are delighted by this horrible event. They think that they are fighting some boogeyman but instead it’s just someone with a different opinion.
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1y ago
There certainly are a lot of bad people, but I think a vocal minority on the Internet isn’t a good indicator of what most people think. This was a sick and horrific act and the comments celebrating or condoning the violence are also sick. U
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1y ago
Both are sick and deplorable. I do think it’s fair to say that political violence hasn’t been repudiated enough.
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1y ago
That might be one account of that debate, but certainly many disagree with you and the video. I watched the original and I think he did well in the debate. You posting a video that is clearly against him is only evidence of your stance.
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1y ago
It’s annoying how people are gaslighting you into thinking this is a solved problem. As if password managers don’t have issues themselves and even if they did solve that aspect, it’s only a part of the whole problem.
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1y ago
And if the password manager is compromised, then again everything is lost. I doubt people are indeed using good passwords for it, and does this assume you only use one device that you will always use?
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1y ago
Well said. It does seem that many who speculate on this are not taking into account limits that more/faster processing won’t actually help much. Say an algorithm is proven to be O(n!) for all cases, at a certain size of n, there’s not
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1y ago
The status quo was likely brought about or continued by the leaders. Some people are very adaptable, which can have other issues, but for the most part that I have seen, they are not able to change, either through desire or ability.
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