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by nnnnnande 1y ago
Turning this into a moral discussion is besides the point, a point that both of you missed in your efforts to be based, although the moral discussion is also interesting—but I'll leave that be for now. It appears as if I stepped on Art
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by nnnnnande 1y ago
Oh, just like every other business then! That's a nice strategic differentiator. Look, I'm sure focusing on inputs instead of outcomes (not even outputs) will work out great for you. Good luck!
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by nnnnnande 1y ago
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by nnnnnande 3y ago
On the same topic, I usually refer back to this fantastic talk on how to add and commit a file without using git add or git commit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdvlu_R8EWE
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by nnnnnande 3y ago
I’d wager that it’s a reference to the old Swedish name for the Pacific Ocean and not Södermalm.
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by nnnnnande 3y ago
I said the same thing to my SO the first time I tried out ChatGPT. However, I'm not sure if AI is where I'd draw the boundary for myself at least, as I've had the same lingering feeling from only reading HN comments and seldo
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by nnnnnande 4y ago
Yeah, this is probably the reason and the author even elaborates on this in the sentences following the bit quoted by cldellow: > Even though the data says hstore, knowing that posts will be seen by more and more people over time, I migh
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by nnnnnande 4y ago
Coup or Smash Up
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by nnnnnande 5y ago
Strange take. Saying that racism is not new in the US (because the discussion was about the US) is not the same thing as saying that racism is a uniquely US problem.
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Are Americans getting richer or poorer?(youtube.com)
1 points by nnnnnande 5y ago|1 comments
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by nnnnnande 5y ago
> But Russia is where people here start being outraged? It's entirely possible that the same people are _also_ outraged by Apple's business in China.
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by nnnnnande 6y ago
This argument keeps coming up in similar discussions and I don’t really understand it. Can you not imagine a scenario where we didn’t leave everything in the hands of a completely unregulated market?
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The End of Private Equity Is Coming(mattstoller.substack.com)
3 points by nnnnnande 6y ago|0 comments
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T cell immunity in convalescent individuals with asymptomatic or mild Covid-19(biorxiv.org)
3 points by nnnnnande 6y ago|0 comments
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by nnnnnande 7y ago
Seems like it could be an improvement on https://swimlanes.io/ (the fact that you can choose the type of diagram).
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by nnnnnande 8y ago
Yes, so why not do something about the negative ones?
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by nnnnnande 8y ago
You're right, but even that is more nuanced; for instance, the US unemployment rate is based on a survey that counts any paid work during the survey week as employment. I'm not in the US myself, but I think for the HN crowd in gen
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by nnnnnande 8y ago
> This mentality of “I want everything you have but I don’t want to actually put the time and effort in to get it” is very frustrating. How do you know that these people haven't already put time and effort into trying to get an &quo
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by nnnnnande 8y ago
This is a great point. Kind of off-topic now; do you know of any books that take such an approach? The subject doesn’t matter, as I’m more concerned with the pedagogy in this case. The one that springs to mind for me is Functional Programmi
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by nnnnnande 8y ago
SVT | Data engineer | Stockholm, Sweden | Onsite | Full-time | https://svt.se / https://svtplay.se Sveriges Television (SVT) is Sweden's national public service broadcaster. Our aim is to create and provide
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by nnnnnande 8y ago
Agreed. That was the point I was trying to get at, albeit I might not have phrased it as clearly.
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by nnnnnande 8y ago
"If the algorithm is predicting that 10% of white people and 30% of black people will do X, because that is what actually happens, some people will still call that racism but there is no possible way to change it without reducing accur
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by nnnnnande 8y ago
That seems somewhat disingenuous, unless I've somehow completely misinterpreted OP's point. OP was not proposing violence as the fix, but merely stating the fact that historically only wars or other kinds of catastrophic events ha
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by nnnnnande 9y ago
Yeah and it seems like you have managed to figure that out without the need to quantify it, which I believe was the point that the OP was making. A point could also be made that life is too short to take yourself too seriously, but to each
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by nnnnnande 9y ago
The fact that this is being down voted is such a shame. It's a good addition to the discussion and it shouldn't be down voted just because one does not agree with it politically. "People have every right to set general standa
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by nnnnnande 9y ago
No, actually they explicitly state that they also coached it on what they though was good or bad (4:33 into the video). Having said that, I guess we still don't know which game mechanics were coached.
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by nnnnnande 9y ago
4:33 into the video: "[...] and coached it on what we thought was good or bad".
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by nnnnnande 9y ago
Yes, but it's a technicality. For all intents and purposes it is an argument against pop-up employers if that form of employment means having worse health care coverage, or none at all (I'm not based in the US, so not entirely sur
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by nnnnnande 10y ago
Why is this being downvoted? The parent poster complained about the article not presenting any evidence and then goes on to state that most people over 30 are extremely risk averse - without presenting any evidence. Aren't we allowed t
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by nnnnnande 10y ago
Wouldn't it be possible that the tool might also influence the difficulty in building said habit? If different tools require you to exert varying levels of mental effort only to remember to use them, then then medium/tool might ma

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