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by ndr 2y ago
"Legitimate interest" might prove difficult to dismantle in this case.
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by ndr 2y ago
I didn't mean that "artificial" is an artificial distinction. I meant that the evolutionary fittest chicken long-term might be the modern farmed chicken. It's a weird tradeoff their specie is managing to make.
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by ndr 2y ago
One could argue that is natural adaptation. Modern chickens are likely going to be more successful at propagating their genes into the future.
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by ndr 2y ago
Whose performance? You think they cut the lowest 15% of performer or that the management was weak?
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by ndr 2y ago
Unsure about whether it'll be commercial viable, but the easy prediction is that it's going to make the problem worse.
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by ndr 2y ago
Consider it might be quite de-normalized as typical at scale. Some records for the customer, some for the driver, some for the restaurant...
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by ndr 2y ago
It doesn't make much sense... except for the fact that it works unreasonably well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Unreasonable_Effectiveness...
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by ndr 2y ago
I thought the project was old, what I didn't realise is how old the song is. First commit is from 2013. https://github.com/jepsen-io/jepsen/tree/4b112e7046a20efa80a... And the song is from 2011. Time fli
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by ndr 2y ago
Any one in particular? I just clicked through some of them and they all worked for me except for one. From https://www.datomic.com/ -> "Getting Started" points to the wrong https://docs.datomic.com&#
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by ndr 2y ago
It's stereotypically Swiss.
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by ndr 2y ago
Maybe I should have pointed out that's his reply that I found funny, for that very point: “You’re quite right. Shall we do conditionals?
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by ndr 2y ago
I laughed at user=> (c x = 3; x++ / 5; ) 4/5 > “That’s… that’s not how that’s supposed to work.” [...] > “You’re quite right. Shall we do conditionals?” Of course that should return 3/5.
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by ndr 2y ago
"Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action" ― Ian Fleming, Goldfinger
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by ndr 2y ago
How is a list (of nested lists) not a tree?
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by ndr 2y ago
True for _all_ 'safety stuff.' However, safety requirements for late-stage patients with very few other options ought to differ from safety requirements for mass adoption.
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by ndr 3y ago
They have at least 2 web clients, iOS and Android native apps and this is not even taking into account analytics, ads or spaces. What's included in that 90%? Because I don't think the "What is happening?!" form and the t
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by ndr 3y ago
> 10. Many people (correctly) worry they’re being personally evaluated by their updates, so they sanitize every sentence to death. Don’t do this. Make it all about the work, not about you, and leave the evaluating to others. (I visualize
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by ndr 3y ago
Same. What a beautiful plot twist.
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by ndr 3y ago
Isn't this what the last part of TFA covers?
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by ndr 3y ago
This is viable when your app works completely offline. As soon as it has a server to talk to things changes. It becomes rather expensive to maintain a server that has to support any previous client, or to support all the users who don'
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by ndr 3y ago
This. And how likely is it that if their users value their app's data then there's an acquirer willing to wipe out all the users' data from the phones before they take over?
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by ndr 3y ago
> Well the app might [...] change how it works [...] but your data never left your device, so you don't really have to worry about it being leaked to Belarus. You're one update away from having an app that has access to all its
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by ndr 3y ago
The tool itself could use a Dead Tool's Switch.
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by ndr 3y ago
There's a recent conversation of Lazarus Lake, the designer of these races, with Tyler Cowen [0]. This race is crazy hard. [0] video+transcripts @ https://conversationswithtyler.com/episodes/lazarus-lake/
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by ndr 3y ago
If you like lisp, and especially clojure, check out babashka[0]. This my first attempt but I bet you can do something nicer even if you keep forcing yourself to stay into a single pipe command. cat repos.json | bb -e ' (->> (
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Free Spoke Search(freespoke.com)
1 points by ndr 3y ago|0 comments
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by ndr 3y ago
In case anyone needs to hear it out there, Calva for VSCode is fantastic and it works well with the VSC vim bindings. It's not vim but you get something working out of the box and that's not a trivial thing if your goal is to get
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Logseq: A privacy-first, open-source knowledge base(logseq.com)
18 points by ndr 3y ago|4 comments
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by ndr 3y ago
Sad stats truth: statistical significance does not say much about effect size, and it's misinterpreted by ~half articles. See https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-00857-9 for more
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by ndr 3y ago
How is an iOS version of this going to be any better than web? It seems iOS imposes a lot of storage restrictions on apps.

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