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by notjoemama 2y ago
I think they were referring to the degree of speed up.
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by notjoemama 2y ago
It’s fine. I don’t see the click-bait-ness of what the other person is talking about. Especially since I’ve run into the title length limit before. Some people have bad days and are more (overly?) critical.
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Nice! Back in the day I provided remote support and occasionally ran trace to diagnose data transfer issues. The few times there was a problem with a hop, there wasn’t anything that could be done. But each time I was able to find either a n
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by notjoemama 2y ago
The fact the article is blocked puts a damper on being able to converse. I just opened a letter from a health care provider, a third party to a clinic that ran tests from my primary care provider, whose notice was about a data breach. Basic
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Does anyone know how to forward this to Hello Games so they can work it into No Man’s Sky? lol
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Me too. While I recall Calculus class, I’ve been paid to operate at the algebra level for years. I think this walkthrough is a retread of differential equations, in particular the kind that attempt to approximate the result of the function
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by notjoemama 2y ago
I’ve started taking 5 layers out of a Rails app, back to MVC. It’s so much faster now I actually feel bad, and I’m not the one that built the app in the first place. The premise during its construction was that it would scale to millions of
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Do they have to be?
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Cool. So online activists can become more engaged irl? Sounds great unless the activism is the kind you disagree with. Imagine this brining together a collection of white supremacists or antifa. Or pro-life versus pro-choice. This is the pr
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Symbolic logic is already taught as part of the common core, just not in the distinctly programatic way it exists in writing code. Logical thinking in mathematics has been pushed down to elementary school. What the author thinks ought to be
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Thank you for all your hard work. It is truly appreciated!
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by notjoemama 2y ago
At one point, well before Facebook was 'Facebook' in modern parlance, I posted a photo of a potato on my timeline knowing that somewhere in their object graph, I == potato. I'm certain my potatodentity isn't in this data
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Assessments are getting better in education and they help find missed skills. It's possible the author was smart enough to copy but not understand why they were doing what they were doing. Whether your local district focuses on skill a
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Amongst the linguistic hand waving is information theory. But who am I to judge someone else's word-a-day calendar?
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by notjoemama 2y ago
But also, don't over optimize. For example, if your routine or schedule is mostly working but you feel like you need some less structured time, don't schedule it, just go out and do that. Don't work it in for the purpose of b
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> I guarantee that whatever answer you give doesn't matter k
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by notjoemama 2y ago
That quote is actually in the article and so part of its context and substance. Maybe you meant to point out it was not the author that made the statement? I used to believe left leaning reporting was more free of bias and manipulation unti
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Thank you! I had just been reading on another site about the US and it's "involvement" in a previous election in Argentina. Appreciate the correction. Oh my, I need to step away from the computer today. :/
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by notjoemama 2y ago
I recall having read about elections in Africa and the troubles they faced. I can't find it now, but there was one particular website offering a very detailed but rigorous approach to determining the legitimacy of elections. I'll
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Part of it is a numbers game. She would get an incumbent bump over other potential candidates. There is hope, and I believe some data showing, she could energize the POC base. This is especially important now because polling was suggesting
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Maybe part of it is seeing education as a massive untapped wallet? There's a reason Teachers Pay Teachers exists and frankly, given the greed of Silicon Valley and existing ED companies, isn't it an environmentally created immune
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Ever heard of the Akamai network? Netflix might be a good example. Trace routes show latency between network hops. To reduce latency you either buy better network hardware, buy better cabling, or reduce hops in n the network. Since the firs
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Looks like a LAN tele…er, screen sharing server/client. Presumably you could serve over the internet but it will not get the 30ms latency. Aside from the streaming (I only spent a few minutes reviewing the source) it’s a live jpeg kind
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Not great to link a wiki covering many other countries outside of Africa without specifying What exactly your point is. I read it and none of it surprised me. You do realize a great deal of the US meddling was prompted by USSR/Russian
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by notjoemama 2y ago
I just read this covering the history of Kenya’s colonialism and independence. (Mercy, from the article, works for a Meta office in Nairobi, Kenya) https://www.britannica.com/place/Kenya/Kenya-colony What about th
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Do you know if there’s been any advancement on the cause? Last I checked, my cocktail party understanding was it trained immune cells to attack parts of the nervous system. So long Covid was (sometimes) a bit like having transitory multiple
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by notjoemama 2y ago
My interest in Pinterest left with my chill on Farmville.
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> The lex Oppia was implemented to severely curb female expenditure on adornment and finery. This explains that other laws had been repealed following the conclusion of war 20 years prior. Women took to the streets in protest and filled
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by notjoemama 2y ago
> pushed a routine re-acceptance of those terms Oh, of course, of course. Why, this is so mundane, why would anyone even bother to read it? > For content processed or stored on Adobe servers, Adobe may use technologies and other proce
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by notjoemama 2y ago
Well, except Boltzman brains kind of suggests none of that is true.

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