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ok123456
3y ago
If Linus suffered this sort of dictatorship of the code of conduct, where would the Linux kernel be today? My guess is that it wouldn't have conquered every arena of computing outside of desktop computing like it has.
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ok123456
3y ago
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md but it's just the Marine Core code of conduct.
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ok123456
3y ago
Why wasn't there a discussion of the contents of the leaks, that the DNC did everything in their power to coronate Hillary, and only a discussion of the leak's provenance?
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ok123456
3y ago
China does not have "concentration camps." All that reporting goes back to a single man: Adrian Zenz.
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ok123456
3y ago
That doesn't help you if you need to submit quarterly payments.
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ok123456
3y ago
Buy a copy of plusfort.
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3y ago
F2py, which is already a standard part of numpy, does the heaving lifting and generates idiomatic python wrappers for Fortan code. It's just zealotry of them going "eeew fortran that's like really really old". Fortran go
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3y ago
> At least as much as short videos someone recorded on their phone You can upload any video. It doesn't need to be recorded on a phone. > Works both ways. No. I've witnessed firsthand loved ones losing their grasp of reality
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3y ago
It's not a false dichotomy. I picked cable news as an example of other forms of commercial media. It's also a form of commercial media that drives the alienation and polarization of everyone nearing or at retirement age. A well ma
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3y ago
He just wants regulatory capture to make it harder for new entrants.
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3y ago
I'd rather regulators go after drug companies, medical insurance and hospital systems with antitrust lawsuits for their cartel than an emerging field that provides "nice to have" toys at this point.
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ok123456
3y ago
If you are using a derivative based optimization, smooth derivatives of your function need to exist. Trying to use a derivative based optimization where a smooth derivative doesn't exist will likely result in getting stuck at a cliff w
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3y ago
>I don't see what the Irish famine has to do with the mao's "mistakes". Trying to distract from the conversation by talking about other atrocities doesn't prove any point. I was just responding to your non-sequit
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3y ago
Yes it is. But so is every TV station and commercial internet platform. TikTok can at least show you videos of dogs and educational content. Cable news can only sell you fear and reinforce your biases to optimize their earnings. Adult child
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3y ago
> Did the famines caused by mao not kill millions? A quarter of the Irish population died during their famine. Why do we let the criminals who orchestrated that purely for colonial reasons remain in power? Mao made mistakes in agricultur
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3y ago
That sounds better than making everything global.
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3y ago
>Likewise, your program can use any variables defined in your subroutines. In computer talk, we say all variables in a Small Basic program have global scope. Is scope really that big of a hurdle for beginning students? Also, in the examp
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ok123456
3y ago
Missing mlterm
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ok123456
3y ago
Have you seen what a schools in the intercity in the US look like these days? I think you need to be more incredulous with obvious CIA propaganda.
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3y ago
It's debunked by the fact you can go to Xinjiang. No need for an "expert" on the CIA payroll to annotate a map, like they did to Osama's underground cave complex.
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ok123456
3y ago
It's all circularly references Zenz's reports when you investigate its origin.
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ok123456
3y ago
All of these "verifiable" claims all originate with one man and have no evidence.
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ok123456
3y ago
The lanyard class is really hitting the yellow peril button really hard. How about "Commercial Media Feeds Everyone a Diet of Darkness"?
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ok123456
3y ago
China doesn't "enslave" people for being from the wrong ethnic group. These claims are a fiction of Adrian Zenz. The US actually "enslaves" people from the wrong ethnic group at Guantanamo.
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ok123456
3y ago
Yes in Chinese. CPC is their preferred initialism in English.
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3y ago
US incarceration and conviction rates based on race are commonly tabulated.
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3y ago
All the bus/memory timings are the same with this guy's hack. So it's not a big surprise that 10 print "hello world!" :print "!" : goto 10 doesn't have any perceived performance difference. Maybe if y
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ok123456
3y ago
During the initial meetings about the IBM PC, didn't Microsoft pitch the idea of using the 68k?
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ok123456
3y ago
you make a mathematical formula that generates the key.
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ok123456
3y ago
they already had keys.
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