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541.
by platz 6y ago
AFAICT, the planes AN-1 planes might as well not either; the article doesn't mention landing at all.
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by platz 6y ago
You say "the left" like it is a well-defined thing or a single entity. Just because those that were further-left than centrist democrats existed and opposed their centrist democrats policies doesn't mean centrist democrats
543.
by platz 6y ago
Feel free to respond with reasons for your claims, thanks and take care
544.
by platz 6y ago
I don't think anyone is confusing the Republican party with the left. However it seems who gets to be in "the left" and who doesn't seems to be very up for debate these days. I'm fairly certain if you asked anyone i
545.
by platz 6y ago
> Deregulation, cuts to welfare, NAFTA. Again, you fail to demonstrate the left point. "No true Scotsman"
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by platz 6y ago
> It has nothing to do with the Left Well, nothing to do with the left may be a bit of an overstatement, imho. If the "Left" is such a problematic term, then let's just agree to avoid using the term, since you seem to be
547.
by platz 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25850671
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by platz 6y ago
> your point relies on the assumption that neoliberalism is left wing, when this is not true I didn't say that all neoliberals were left wing. I said that there were some people on the the left that were neoliberals. Please understa
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by platz 6y ago
I'm not sure what the point you're driving at is; it seems you did understand the gist of my point. It seems like you want a semantics debate about how neocons and neolibs are are equivalent terms? Sorry, not the conversation for
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by platz 6y ago
It should be recognized that the left, especially neoliberals, has played just as much a role in atomization of the public as the right. Indeed, it is usually conservatives that actually, in practice, attempt to promote community and family
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by platz 6y ago
The term "Arrow of Time" is something that might be relevant to what you're considering; which is a somewhat unsolved problem but generally thought to be caused as a statistical consequence of there being a very low entropy s
552.
by platz 6y ago
> It still feels very weird to me to think about the evolution of the universe without any time. It's not that time doesn't exist in the block universe, it's just a free parameter in the block.
553.
by platz 6y ago
It's getting hard to keep track of all the different names we have now for simple idea of having abstract specifications and concrete implementations, which is just about the most ubiquitous thing in CS.
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by platz 6y ago
> OTM is cheaper but much more riskier because your stock has to travel further. This answers my question, thank you. The piece I was missing was the difference in the amount OTM vs ITM needs to move, thanks
555.
by platz 6y ago
Sorry that was a typo, I meant OTM vs ITM So basically you're saying that you can "leverage" more with OTM than ITM?
556.
by platz 6y ago
What do you think of iron condors?
557.
by platz 6y ago
Assume one buys with the intent of selling well before expiry, is there much of a difference between buying relatively fewer deep in the money options vs buying relatively more cheaper out of the money options? I've always thought buyi
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by platz 6y ago
> Those arguments always forget 1 thing. > Facebook recommend users to join groups, follow pages, and even shows content that is not from people you follow See comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25732255
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by platz 6y ago
Neighbor, is a meditative little vignette along the lines of Mountain (2014) or Animal Crossing. "You should play the new poetic game from the Kentucky Route Zero designers - Kill Screen": https://killscreen.com/p
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by platz 6y ago
I actively avoid super general code in my Haskell applications. Here's some code to add a bookmark in an api controller: https://github.com/jonschoning/espial/blob/master/src/Handle...
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by platz 6y ago
Any bets on of this result will reproduce?
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by platz 6y ago
The core logic theory behind linearity on the arrows is provably sound and more well understood theoretically, and it fits better with Haskell's existing semantics. The rust way is probably more practically useful from a programmer&#x2
563.
by platz 6y ago
GHC models linearity differently. Rust puts linearity on the types, GHC puts linearity on the arrows. https://i.imgur.com/s0Mxhcr_d.webp?maxwidth=640&shape=thumb&...
564.
by platz 6y ago
Hrm so are markov decision processes RL?
565.
by platz 6y ago
I read Super-cannes a very long time ago; I remember enjoying it but have mostly forgotten.
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by platz 6y ago
that's exactly how the terms are defined in the article.
567.
by platz 6y ago
"Prayer Plants" all do this; it's called nyctinasty. Usually it's plants in the Maranta or Calathea family. There are several theories why they do it, such as water retention or discouraging predation, but they don'
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by platz 6y ago
The trees seem to be have white paint applied to them.
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by platz 6y ago
Usually this means the company does not sell to consumers and is b2b only, similar to how you just can't buy something anonymously online from a wholesale distributor.
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by platz 6y ago
You make it sound like having a leading role in a game is the highest honor in the land one can bestow upon an individual.

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