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4y ago
It's why I mention "effective" charities. Corruption and inefficiency among charities is yet another issue that we can solve.
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They're beautiful and impressive, but I find the amount of money that flows into "high horology" to be an sum with an egregious opportunity cost to society, made even worse by the fact that all that complexity goes towards a
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4y ago
Why do you expect to have to purchase property in VR? I think this was just a headline that uninformed people ran with because it was so provocative. There may be a VR equivalent to domain squatting, but probably nothing that would require
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4y ago
Meta did not rescind at scale. I recall seeing one Canadian new grad who was under the impression she'd be able to work at the Toronto office but which was rescinded for whatever reason. They followed up and were able to re-make the of
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4y ago
There are people who are both arrogant and intelligent.
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4y ago
Does advertising your willingness publicly make it harder for him to negotiate?
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4y ago
Is the cache part of WordPress or something built around it?
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4y ago
The article isn't claiming that everything everywhere is always racism. It's claiming that there is the possibility of the recommendation being racist. Perhaps you should read the article to decide for yourself how fair that chara
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4y ago
Everybody ages at the same rate. I'd argue that society should care less about the superficial dermatological implications of sun exposure, if sun exposure is actually as good as this article claims.
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4y ago
Bankruptcy makes sense if you're paying interest. Just schedule some time to go through the backlog.
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4y ago
Beyond the pedantic distinction, is there any real point to not calling "at-least-once delivery with idempotent processing" exactly-once processing? I can't imagine that any external observers would be able to tell.
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4y ago
The system could provide a higher friction way of accessing the unaccepted comment. This allows for audits (so as to compute the good-faithedness of the deciding counterparty), but still keeps trolls out of the limelight.
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4y ago
A complete nit, but the testimonial from the CTO of The Seventh Sense on https://redpanda.com/ spells Redpanda as "Redpand".
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4y ago
Most developers will require an arsenal of static analysis tools to achieve maximum productivity. Linters are an example of such a tool, but they don't exist as part of the language spec itself, AFAIK.
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5y ago
It just seems like there's a paucity of signal from which Netflix could come up with anything intelligent. Movies are many hours long, and there are many reasons I could be watching something. What does it mean that I allowed a movie t
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5y ago
What would this be used for?
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5y ago
> As for Kubernetes, we use Kubernetes because knew that, if the business was successful (which it has been) and we kept expanding, we’d eventually expand to countries that require us operate our services in country. The exact regulation
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5y ago
The industry is doing just fine. You're assuming everybody else is as reluctant to get hazed as you are.
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5y ago
Do people call it a diff in the rest of AANG?
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5y ago
To me, nothing on the popular subreddits or in TikTok has satisfied my desire for depth and nuance. There are smaller subreddits that I like, but there's no way to specify what you want on TikTok, so I no longer use it. By shaping your
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5y ago
If you enjoy the product, this risks skewing the input to the recommendation algorithm. Presumably they use time spent to determine what content you enjoy.
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5y ago
Digital signatures have already solved the identity problem for anybody too paranoid to trust Google and OAuth. It doesn't require a blockchain either.
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5y ago
The link http://singlestore.engineering goes to an error page
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FB is declining in America, but only technically and in terms of user count. It's more than made up for by increasing user monetization and growth in the rest of the world.
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I try to be opinionated about which patterns of usage are both fun and productive, e.g. noticing how /r/all is full of unsatisfying material produces a conscious countervailing force to any subconscious desire to go there. I still
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5y ago
If Bitcoin can be spent, its owners can be coerced to spend it, so it can be stolen. Regarding excess energy, I'd rather have energy storage firms be that buyer. Cryptocurrencies may have a part to play in the future of humanity, but B
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5y ago
You can be from Russia without being in it
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Okay, how about you give us an example of its utility aside from being a speculative instrument
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It's in the query param: 01h06m24s
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If people are avatars, then the amount of information exchanged in a conversation between them is the streaming audio and vectors describing the position of the avatar's bodies; I feel like this would be less bandwidth than is required
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