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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
> The "6 or so" breakthroughs sounds about right to me. What’s your logic? Or his if you know it?
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
I believe the pymc versions were resolved into developing version 4 of pymc. Development at https://github.com/pymc-devs/pymc It still depends on theano now evolved and renamed https://aesara.readthedocs.io&
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
I agree with this analysis. If they are being punished for money laundering committed in the past while money laundering was illegal, that’s good enforcement. If they are being punished for previous lawful contribution to an entity that was
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Well, you misunderstood me. I meant to offer the constitutional reasoning as a source for why retroactive punishment is problematic. Not as the binding legal principle. I agree GitHub CAN do this. My post offered the opinion GitHub should N
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Well, you misunderstood me. I agree that GitHub’s actions are not regulated by the constitution or criminal. Additionally I imagine Guthub’s contract terms are such that they can cancel at any time for any reason. What I intended to say is
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
I agree with your analysis. Ex post facto criminal laws are barred by the constitution for good reason. Retroactive punishment leaves people guessing what actions might or might not be punished.
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
> lowest-common-denominator way Well said and exactly the psychological state one feels when participating. > someone recognizing on their own, and reaching out to raise a flag is one way. 100% agree Note that the OP has this blocked
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
> You want to find out why that important task is not getting finished because the person is getting blocked on some infra problem and instead of reporting the blockage to you they pick up another task from the queue. I think blocked on
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Wikipedia gives the impression the modern incarnation of photographing the US mail at scale began in 2001: “created in the aftermath of the 2001 anthrax attacks that killed five people, including two postal workers” [0] However research on
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Apparently not a pre 9/11 program, if Wikipedia is correct. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mail_Isolation_Control_and_T...
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
You’re welcome to point out the conflict, but please drop the snark: “But of course that is not relevant to the discussion, because crypto users are evil vampires sucking away the life force of the world.”
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
What specifically is over simplified, inconsistent, or wrong?
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Airflow does this. Madness!
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
That paints a really vivid picture. I can anticipate it playing out just like that. The medium is the message so to speak.
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
How would the discussion go?
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Andrew Gelman offered a brief, mild critique of steelmanning [1] which you may find worth reading. [1] https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2022/04/28/the-challe...
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Indeed. What was the topic?
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Diem was shutdown by Meta. It was previously Libra from Facebook.
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
A convincing example. What were the couple techniques that worked for you?
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Top HN comment for idle relaxation is a TODO list!
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
I agree with all your points. There are all kinds of arguments for having kids or not having kids. It’s a big decision. Also agreed and more that the original communication was insubstantial garbage.
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Or he’s just a jerk on the Internet with nonspecific POV just reading your comment and trying to find a piece to sark about. Good luck with your IVF!
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Why? Paid or unpaid the space downtown is used for cars. OP may believe that’s wrong. I don’t think it’s the case that you can’t find a land use undesirable just because it generates income.
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Sounds plausible To elaborate tether is making the switch to dollars harder so people are preferring other stable coins?
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Sounds right but if there was a general departure from crypto, I don’t expect Phire’s observation that “USDC, TUSD and BUSD, they are indeed drifting slightly high” to hold.
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
One reason might be that it’s a lot of public space being dedicated to private purpose. Those who use public transport are paying tax to guard the private vehicles of the rich. Odd. I read somewhere that half of the space in some downtown a
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Speaking of ethics, what’s the equilibrium here? Does it pass a Kantian categorical imperative? I think if everyone did this, the rate each person was taxed at would fall below the current rough meter equivalent amount and the city (and LAZ
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Very cool. Are you prototyping or manufacturing at scale? What kind of sensors have you attached?
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
What did you end up using MicroPython for?
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
> what’s an overpaid software engineer to do with their money https://beatmalaria.org/donate/

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