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by neolog 5y ago
> a result of kids not figuring out where they fit in or a result of kids figuring out where they fit in and not liking it
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by neolog 5y ago
I don't think NASA uses a different technique for developing definitions from other engineers or scientists.
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by neolog 5y ago
That's how good definitions are made. You refine them against examples.
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by neolog 5y ago
Is a single gray really enough to calibrate color?
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by neolog 5y ago
I'm curious about FPGAs but don't have any background in stuff like that. How many weeks would it take to build something useful?
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by neolog 5y ago
> why standard practice moved away from capitalizing nouns in the 19th century. I can't find any reason on google. Got a link?
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by neolog 5y ago
Is there any reason to think this list of numbers is actually related to NSO, rather than some other group?
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by neolog 5y ago
> they didn't have to lock up part of the ecosystem behind proprietary licenses. That's what JuliaPro (Pumas, etc) is.
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by neolog 5y ago
> According to commercially available records of app signal data obtained by The Pillar, a mobile device correlated to Burrill emitted app data signals from the location-based hookup app Grindr on a near-daily basis during parts of 2018,
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by neolog 5y ago
Can you share screen on video chat?
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by neolog 5y ago
That's not what that says
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by neolog 5y ago
because that's not what they said.
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by neolog 5y ago
See also https://bottlecaps.de/rr/ui
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by neolog 5y ago
It seems pretty similar to this free one https://github.com/GuntherRademacher/rr
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by neolog 5y ago
It's called a deductible in usa. https://h4i.nl/2018/11/30/health-insurance-understanding-eig...
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by neolog 5y ago
Julia has macros too yknow
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by neolog 5y ago
I'm curious how did the ink & switch group form? Did they all come from a certain school?
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by neolog 5y ago
parent's EfficientNet graph seems really dramatic. Is it misleading somehow?
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by neolog 5y ago
Large populations have lots of interactions, which is good for innovation and commerce.
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by neolog 5y ago
Browsers can support microtransactions for pageviews. That would avoid many of the problems, but not all.
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by neolog 5y ago
dang, the title is wrong.
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by neolog 5y ago
> the company exists to maximize profits of shareholders, not to make employees happy How can you tell?
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by neolog 5y ago
That question mark is confusing
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by neolog 5y ago
Is this a different meaning of the word "complexity"?
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by neolog 5y ago
> EIEIO (“Enhanced Implementation of Emacs Interpreted Objects”) provides an Object Oriented layer for Emacs Lisp, following the basic concepts of the Common Lisp Object System (CLOS). It provides a framework for writing object-oriented
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by neolog 5y ago
Yeah I meant "consent" in the not-real-consent sense of a EULA.
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by neolog 5y ago
It's probably not legal to install spyware on computers you do own without consent of the observed.
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by neolog 5y ago
Suppose there are 20x [1] more Python developers, though that seems really low to me, I would've guessed more like 500x. Suppose skill is distributed exponentially. How much better is the average haskeller than pythonista? 1.1x? 2x? 10
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by neolog 5y ago
> Seems to me that the legal system was working as designed here, protecting the public from this individual’s actions. The legal system was deployed to protect Apple, not the public. That the public benefited was just a coincidence.
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by neolog 5y ago
Parent didn't mean violation of the law, they meant personal violation.

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