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by r-w 6y ago
Holy crap, you're right.
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by r-w 6y ago
I would kill for a GUI app like Workflowy with multitrees. I really do need a graphical representation in order to best visualize what's going on.
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by r-w 6y ago
> America tends to operate in just-in-time style inventory models instead of managing risk by storing surpluses of critical commodities Does anyone know of some good readings about this? Seems intuitively true to me, but I haven't s
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by r-w 6y ago
You do have to remember to round up, since if log_b(n) = x.y then n still requires at least (x+1) digits to describe in base-b.
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by r-w 6y ago
I think it comes from a desperation for clarity in a messy conversation.
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by r-w 6y ago
Then how do you explain how it literally worked just fine until Amazon came along?
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by r-w 6y ago
I wonder if you can send them a cease-and-desist.
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by r-w 6y ago
Honestly? Disabling JS accomplishes most of that.
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by r-w 6y ago
No, it's not, as can be seen from the diagrams in the article.
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by r-w 6y ago
I understand its value as well as I believe I need to in order to do good work. I'm sure you hold beliefs that are different from mine, and I think that diversity--and the fact that we can talk about this stuff honestly and respectfull
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by r-w 6y ago
I won't be donating, since I don't believe that what needs to change in software development is as simple as a choice of programming language--I'm sure you've heard that one before. Best of luck with your endeavors regar
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by r-w 6y ago
Julia crew, where you at?
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by r-w 6y ago
But you didn't actually show the margin of error. In any case, I think I'd take this argument more seriously in an article of its own, rather than on a back-and-forth forum like this. Not enough opportunities to request and provid
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by r-w 6y ago
I feel like anyone would expect this to be guarded against though. There may not be a particular reason to "need" it, but the fact it's even possible is ridiculous.
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by r-w 6y ago
I'd argue that's an even worse look for an org like GitHub.
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by r-w 6y ago
> Hence, there were no intermediate layers like run-times in order to execute native applications; just binary content was there. That's not true. Even with "native binaries" you have the OS as an intermediary.
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by r-w 6y ago
Extremely relevant reading: _Purity_, by Jonathan Franzen https://www.amazon.com/dp/0374239215
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by r-w 6y ago
The namesake of the Pulitzer prize, Joseph Pulitzer, was one of the foremost proponents of yellow journalism. Rudy Giuliani, an American hero for a couple of years after 9/11, is now a foreign asset for all intents and purposes. Having
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by r-w 6y ago
A nihilist regarding truth, I see. You might want to watch this video to see why that's a dangerous attitude, and one that plays into the hands of morally unscrupulous actors and foreign adversaries: https://www.youtube.com&
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by r-w 6y ago
let threshold = (0 &- range) % range > It is somewhat inconvenient that Swift forces us to write so much code, but we must admit that the result is probably less likely to confuse a good programmer. Oh come on, it's basi
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by r-w 6y ago
Speaking of the power of farmers… https://youtu.be/rStL7niR7gs?t=439 The relevant clip is just 20 seconds long.
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by r-w 6y ago
That might require a bit more effort on the part of a company I know, who would have to register their logo "moz://a".
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by r-w 6y ago
<b>Be</b>, <strong>be</strong>, but don’t <head>be</head>. That's an illegal act of violence.
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by r-w 6y ago
Something extremely relevant I've been considering pursuing: https://todoist.com/productivity-methods/medium-method
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by r-w 6y ago
Not in an era when information is the most valuable commodity. Just look at the discrepancy in patent treatment been the US and China: openness on our part can still go unrequited and be taken advantage of. No matter what we give a sanction
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by r-w 6y ago
> I learned that while surfing from an IP address which was mistakenly associated with being located in Iran. […] As I got that fixed quite fast afterwards I haven't done more browsing Tor?
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by r-w 6y ago
Ever heard of the Elm Architecture? It helps address some of these pain points, e.g., by forcing you to decide from the get-go what your global modifiable state comprises, and then having each action consist of an update to that state model
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Nontransitive Dice(en.wikipedia.org)
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by r-w 6y ago
Anti-SLAPP is a thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_lawsuit_against_publ...
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by r-w 6y ago
Spam is like weeds: it is anything excessive, unwanted, and relatively useless.

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