mindblock

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   by mindblock 5y ago

   After some thought on Larry Summers' hypothesis, there seems to be one major assumption that he's making that needn't be true - that the major culprit for high engineering and academic positions is aptitude. If this is the ca
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   by mindblock 5y ago

   Agreed. I've had display: flex make a component inline on random elements in a web app. No discernible reason whatsoever, just some flex elements dont appear on the screen as boxes. There's a reason web devs say Safari is the new
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   by mindblock 5y ago

   I guess the idea is to access some Apis that are not present in the browser, like fs. This was mentioned in a question to StackBlitzs CEO, but he seems to be an AI that just pastes the same text over and over again.
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   by mindblock 7y ago

   I would imagine there is also a very big differeence between the USSR reported numbers and western estimates. Not sure what the reality you speak of is.
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   by mindblock 7y ago

   Why the hell would you want a private company to censor political advertisement? Are they required by law to do that? Why is censorship bad if enacted by the government but it is ok when a private corporation does it? Imagine that Facebook
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   by mindblock 7y ago

   Yeah I don’t think smart people pay a membership fee to an organization to be certified as smart.