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   by ojbyrne 6y ago

   I'm going to take a guess and say that the OP is referring to languages that implement the Hindley-Miner algorithm. According to Wikipedia: "Some languages that include type inference include C++11, C# (starting with version 3.0),
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   by ojbyrne 6y ago

   Surviving cancer.
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   by ojbyrne 6y ago

   I think you’re not looking far enough back in the history of computer technology to think it’s _recently_ shifted to places like Boston. There’s always been companies outside SV, and especially in Boston. And there’s always been ebb and flo
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   by ojbyrne 6y ago

   https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/21/us/california-school-board-re...
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   by ojbyrne 6y ago

   The main problem is that any politician who tried to get these policies in place would find themselves out of a job pretty quickly, unfortunately.
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   by ojbyrne 6y ago

   Sometimes aquihires are just execs at big companies helping their VC or angel friends save face and keep the deal pipeline open.
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   by ojbyrne 6y ago

   The California cannabis industry is $4.4 billion in size.[1] While your argument is technically plausible, the size of the industry means that you have more and more lobbyists and lawyers working full time to make it politically less practi
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   by ojbyrne 6y ago

   0 doesn’t fit in the category “exercised for a profit.”
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   by ojbyrne 6y ago

   I think it’s more who the writer is.
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    The obvious use case is on an airplane (or bus or train).
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    I’m no expert on the Japanese market, and I understand that this did happen, but I think you’re missing a digit in your second number. Googling around seems to support that.
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    Why don’t total assets matter here? JP Morgan has 3 trillion under management. Also the valuation of FB is based on it being a going concern whose business has very little to do with manipulation of financial markets.
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    Unless your boyfriend is 70+, this is lots of bad advice. 1. 1 in 8 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer. 2. Second leading cause of cancer death among men. 3. There are treatment options. With treatment, 15 year survival rate is 95%. All
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    I think the point of the constitution is you can't override it with legislation.
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    I still see \’ appearing on large well trafficked websites, like espn.com and cnn.com.
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    For corporations, it is generally different. "In a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the debtor corporation is typically recapitalized so that it emerges from bankruptcy with more equity and less debt, a process through which some of the debtor c
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    I would guess that his total compensation is probably 2-5x that.
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    You need a license to legally use the US highway system. It is patrolled by police who can stop you at any time and request your documents. You can have that license revoked for a variety of reasons. The highway has a crapton of regulations
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    It's confusing, but the article says the ISP "provides internet services to North Idaho and the Spokane area." Spokane is in WA.
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    In my experience in the traditional companies none of this applies to “engineers,” it only applies to “software engineers,” mostly because they’re called “programmers” and are basically not considered “professionals.”
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    This seems like cherry-picking. Creating a narrative where some recent events are dependent on a political event from the seventies seems suspect. Just to pick a specific example, the US has had depressions/recessions almost from incep
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    Scotland says he can’t: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/05/world/europe/trump-scotla...
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    I don’t think it’s too much of a conspiracy theory to think that some foreign intelligence operative might have sensed a opportunity on Wednesday.
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    Seems like there could be a middle ground, administer more or less of the second dose based on the amount stockpiled and the probability of future deliveries.
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    I would guess that the total travel costs of this are probably comparable to the cost of the house. This looks like a comparable house (roughly $55k US in 2020): https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/600-3rd-St-S-Kipling-S
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    I don’t usually complain about spelling, but you used it twice. It’s “free rein.” https://grammarist.com/spelling/free-rein-free-reign/
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    52% of voters in the 2020 election were over 50 [1], so they're not even that disconnected generationally from their voters. The median age of Americans overall is 38 [2], and if you took out minors, you're probably well over 40.
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    I love that there are 2 Ontario, CA. And I love that Los Angeles could also be described as “freaking huge.”I have driven across both Ontarios so I realize it’s a different order of magnitude.
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    Politicians follow the wishes of donors, not voters. Pretty simple.
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    by ojbyrne 6y ago

    John Oliver on this a year or so ago (NSFW): https://youtu.be/qMGn9T37eR8