mkehrt

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by mkehrt 7mo ago
IDs cost money. How do people with no income get one if they don't have one? How do they get access to the necessary documents? In any case, it's not on me to show that they shouldn't need ID. It's on the proponents of
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by mkehrt 7mo ago
So how would you have gotten it if you were homeless with no income?
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by mkehrt 7mo ago
Voting is a civil right. We need to have a system that allows everyone who is allowed to vote, to vote. Many people don't have IDs and it is an onerous process to get one. Any system that requires IDs for voting suppresses these peo
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by mkehrt 7mo ago
Same--I was worried my lightbulbs might be deprecated!
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by mkehrt 7mo ago
No, an en-dash is used for a range, like "5–10", or in talking about two things and their relationship, like Franco–Prussian War.
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by mkehrt 7mo ago
Ultima Underworld is a fantastic game.
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by mkehrt 7mo ago
From The Mote in God's Eye: "Wrong," said Renner. "The tactful way," Rod said quietly, "the polite way to disagree with the Senator would be to say, 'That turns out not to be the case.'"
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by mkehrt 8mo ago
> The manager at my structural engineers can still calculate a beam size, he is better at it than his staff. That sounds insane to me. I want my manager to be good and managing . If they are writing code, it's a misuse of their t
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by mkehrt 8mo ago
I don't understand your point? If you write code with an MIT license, this is what you would expect.
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by mkehrt 8mo ago
Tell that to my mom who has created a bunch of passkeys all over the place without knowing what they are. I'm trying to unwind it but it's a mess.
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by mkehrt 8mo ago
It doesn't read like an LLM to me. What are you seeing?
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by mkehrt 8mo ago
I don't think that's true at all . There's plenty of weird post hippies around, including Burning Man culture and the libertarian roots of a lot of the tech world. But if you're immersed in the modern tech world, you&#
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by mkehrt 8mo ago
My facebook page, which is where I have friended everyone I met between like 2004 and 2017 is absolute garbage. But I have a secondary account where I follow a few specific niche groups on a specific topic that are only on facebook. This p
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by mkehrt 8mo ago
I don't understand that. If it has a correct statement of the theorem and no `believe-me`s or whatever, it should be correct.
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by mkehrt 8mo ago
Those are all art, though? Your insults to them don't make them not.
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by mkehrt 9mo ago
Vim has been having a moment for a while. I have several coworkers who just use it and it seems to work fine for them.
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by mkehrt 9mo ago
Well for one, it's definitely not the responsibility of the reviewers to check that all the citations exist. That would be insane.
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by mkehrt 9mo ago
In this case the human written statement of the theorem is small. Can there be bugs? Absolutely! But it's essentially a few lines of code worth of thinking. The lean proof checker then checks to make sure the proof actually proves the
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by mkehrt 9mo ago
That makes sense; I don't actually know much about this. That being said, weirdly, the normalization by standard deviation happens outside the call to `cov` in the paper (page 181, column 1, equations (unnumbered) 1 and 2). And in eq
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by mkehrt 9mo ago
Fun fact: cosine similarity's first use in recommendation systems to recommend usenet groups. ( https://dl.acm.org/doi/epdf/10.1145/192844.192905 although they don't call it cosine similarity; they d
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by mkehrt 10mo ago
The postmark isn't the stamp (piece of paper). It's the ink seal that's stamped over the stamp with the date on it. It doesn't matter how you pay for the piece of mail; it now potentially get postmarked at a later date
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by mkehrt 10mo ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted. This is exactly what it is. Now mail-in ballots that previously had to be dropped in the box by election day have to be dropped off days in advance.
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by mkehrt 10mo ago
IANAL, but this is my understanding. What's the consideration in the written offer? Promises aren't enforceable in court. For a contract to be enforceable, it has to be an exchange of something, not a one sided offer. https:&#x2
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by mkehrt 10mo ago
A while back the Met in New York had an exhibit of painted reconstructed statues where they let artists make reasonable guesses about what the statues would have looked like. It was pretty fantastic. Here's an article with one picture
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by mkehrt 10mo ago
I've found that good tab AI-based tab completion is the sweet spot for me. I am still writing code, but I don't have to type all of it if it's obvious.
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by mkehrt 10mo ago
Apropos of nothing, I watched some Gabby's Dollhouse with some children recently, and that show is absolutely unhinged . Cats everywhere.
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by mkehrt 10mo ago
http://communitiesofnativespeakerscantbewrongaboutwhatwordsm... I'll add "factoid."
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by mkehrt 10mo ago
Wow a thing I really want is an AI I didn't install to read all my terminal commands and ship them off to MS for analysis. Thank god for this security team.
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by mkehrt 10mo ago
I don't think that's what they meant. It's the case you can use literal strings of bits to encode a (2^n)-tree node, so you use actual bitstring comparisons and operations to manipulate them. Rightshift gives you the pare
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by mkehrt 11mo ago
I'd really be curious about distribution of the result they see. The folklore is definitely that that there's vary high variance in how people respond to SSRIs, and not recommending them because the average value is low is pretty

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