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by philipov 4y ago
That's only clear to people who aren't trying to hide their heads in the sand.
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by philipov 4y ago
sublimetext3 is what I use
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by philipov 4y ago
It's not like commonly targeted groups have been saying this for years or anything, though.
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by philipov 4y ago
And great generals are forewarned. That's how we know that Alexander the Great had four arms.
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by philipov 4y ago
In Before: "SEC announces innovative new mechanism for quick filings"
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by philipov 4y ago
Eyyy, he just fell down the stairs. Don't worry about it!
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by philipov 4y ago
If it's a global trend, immigration isn't going to fix that. At least, not in the long-term.
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by philipov 4y ago
Was there ever a time when that kind of syntax was normal in other languages? Or is it just arcane syntax, that never had a time when other languages were built like it? Maybe the problem isn't that it's old, but just that it&#x27
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by philipov 4y ago
That's why controlling the discourse is so important. You don't have to lie by telling falsehoods, you only need to be able to omit details that are inconvenient to you.
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by philipov 4y ago
Suppose you produce a network whose weights can reproduce the content of the training dataset, as can happen. Are you saying that because it's just weights for a model, it can bypass the license of the data used to produce it and which
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by philipov 4y ago
I would tell you, but it's too big to fit in the margin.
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by philipov 4y ago
And now Google is the one blinded by their own success, who doesn't want you to leave their portal, with tactics like embedded search results and AMP. But where are the people who will come and dethrone them? Probably purchased wholesa
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by philipov 4y ago
>Real numbers can’t be perfectly represented in hardware simply because there are infinitely many of them. There are also infinitely many integers, but we can represent them just fine inside a finite bound. The problem with reals (and ra
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by philipov 4y ago
System dynamics can tell us how things happened, but they struggle to explain why one system took effect and another did not.
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by philipov 4y ago
Wonder is what drives people to be interested in and want to learn about how the world works. It's a very important emotion to let thrive. But, like all good things, too much of it can become harmful. Wonder is best when tempered with
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by philipov 4y ago
what's the corresponding setting on an iphone? I have the same permanent notification because I refused to use icloud.
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by philipov 4y ago
> Maybe if car dependency wasn’t such a requirement in order to live, maybe if everyone could easily walk to the bar, we wouldn’t need alcohol detection in cars. This is the goal that is worth spending political action on, not snake oi
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by philipov 4y ago
Freedom is the notion that it is more important to protect the innocent than to punish the guilty. The burden of proof falls to those who would abrogate our liberty, to show beyond a shadow of doubt that their measures will be effective and
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by philipov 4y ago
This is a tautology and doesn't answer the question.
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by philipov 4y ago
What? Decorators are easy to use, subclasses are easy to use, and you don't need metaclasses.
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by philipov 4y ago
Using a different language isn't going to stop the vertigo of being thrown into the deep end of an existing project without a mentor to guide you through it.
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by philipov 4y ago
"IgniteTech: We buy software companies, and light them on fire!"
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by philipov 4y ago
In the case in question, Facebook began by permanently closing the account in a capricious and unprovoked attack. Retaliation is irrelevent: Facebook is an aggressor.
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by philipov 4y ago
The point is that just because you have something to hide doesn't mean you've done anything wrong. You might end up sharing that information in certain situations, but carefully. The framing those who promulgate that phrasing want
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by philipov 4y ago
What better reason to hide something than because you think people will exploit that knowledge to harm you? You don't even need to think the party you're giving the information to will abuse it. Can you trust them to not pass it o
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by philipov 4y ago
Mine is: "I will be expecting your credit card and bank information on my table in the morning"
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by philipov 4y ago
Is this written by the same "Histocrat" as the channel on youtube that posts short history lectures?
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by philipov 4y ago
Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, though. We have had other questions that have sat unanswered for centuries that had a breakthrough and were figured out when the time was right. The answer might just be eluding us because the
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by philipov 4y ago
It's not impossible for something to arise out of nothing. Well, what I really should say is, it's not impossible for two somethings to arise out of nothing, as long as they have opposite charge and annihilate when they come int
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by philipov 4y ago
What is the difference between being a publisher and being a distributor?

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