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by namenotrequired 3y ago
I wish my personal bank account was doing quite so not great :)
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by namenotrequired 4y ago
Not a lawyer, but my understanding is, whoever gets more votes wins, regardless of the size of the diffference.
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by namenotrequired 4y ago
Lula just passed Bolsonaro a few minutes ago.
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by namenotrequired 4y ago
This is a big reason. Another is a feeling, common in better developed regions, that their tax money is being used to sustain regions that "don't pull their weight" Source: lived in Brazil for 5 years
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by namenotrequired 4y ago
In that case, just working to get the on call team the resources it needs to fix the underlying issues sustainably would be a very valuable contribution
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by namenotrequired 4y ago
Yes, if it is abandoned (notice that word in the title), the meet-up is available to anyone willing to pay
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
Wait, are you saying metaculus admins are spamming their own site or their tiny competitor’s site?
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
That doesn’t follow. Genetics very much influence the factors cited within the 90%.
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
What would a shopping list in Toki Pona look like?
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
> it seemed the river was quite full in 2019 and in 2021 seems suddenly most of the river is gone As I understood to the text and the map, most of the land that dried are the “marshes, lagoons and meandering streams” mentioned. You can s
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
My brother has been living in Barcelona for one year and visiting yearly for over a decade. He tells me he can feel the city change and become more and more of a bike city. As a dutchie this makes him very happy
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
It was clear to me the author meant “new to me”
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
Unpopular answer alert, but it worked well for my context for the few years before I hired a team. I didn’t do CI/CD. I just reviewed my own code the next day, improved it and put it live. As the only dev I knew more or less how my cod
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
> The officers would spend at least 60 days on duty, often more.. without a vacation day Note that after X weeks on this schedule, the officers commonly get X weeks off at home as well. (Source: my brother is one.) The ABs though are a d
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
That only answers "What is it called". It doesn't answer the question that the author asks, which is "why"
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
How likely is this to be real? If real, was this work originally widely read in its time?
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
You don't choose. It's decided for you based on your ability. Edit: not disagreeing that it's harsh, just wanted to clarify that point.
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
I think the child's point is that people expect code to be slower than it is because they have seen code be slow far more than necessary.
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
He did learn to read and write eventually. But going by the last line, this article was written by a certain Sarah McDermott and not by John Corcoran
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
Do you have any examples of societies that have successfully abolishing competition (and continued being somewhat functional)? It seems impossible to me but I would love to be surprised.
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
Intelligence of the members is exactly what allows working productively in larger groups. See for instance: dunbar's number and how it was derived
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
> if after 6 years that lot haven't "cracked the code," that's reason enough to abandon hope for there ever being a sane recruiting process, anywhere. That capable people failed to make one solution work, doesn't
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
In a perfect world, the purpose might be something like, to inform us about things we would already want if only we knew about them.
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
And I at age 8 couldn't wait to be old enough to be a pokémaster. That too was just a phase :)
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
The more inclined you are to leave it, the worse it is (all else equal), and therefore the bigger the chance the next one is better. (By your own judgment.)
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
He means "indigenous" words that evolved along with the rest of the language rather than being adopted from another language.
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
In the same list as "estate" and "contrast" and "status" we have country names like "Afghanistan"... it is the place where the Afghans are (stand). Also the Spanish/Portuguese "estar" (
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
The addiction likelihood of alcohol is much smaller. Nowhere near tobacco's ~100%
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
I'm Dutch and learned it as a second language, when I moved to Brazil (at age 24). I met some Europeans who did the same. Well, it's usually the third or fourth rather than the second (second tends to be English or Spanish).
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by namenotrequired 5y ago
Definitely! I only didn't respond the rest of your comment because anbende did so better than I could.

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