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by raldi 4y ago
British comedy even shows up in their serious and influential statistics work.
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by raldi 4y ago
To each their own, but this reads to me like an April Fool’s post.
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by raldi 4y ago
.284?
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by raldi 4y ago
That's illegal. Currently some places do it here and there but if it became significant enough to affect the vote, they'd lose the lawsuit: https://www.eater.com/2016/11/8/13561804/election-day-
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by raldi 4y ago
> When I see things like this, the first question I have is why? Perhaps because they were still fighting the last war, where they were hurt by a greater-than-255-character buffer overflow vulnerability.
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by raldi 4y ago
The words are, “Is there anything the court would like to review to reconsider?”
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by raldi 4y ago
We both agree that a government is made up of citizens, yes? Absent any enforcement mechanism, it would be the natural and logical choice for any one of these citizens to decline to pay their taxes, a classic example of the free-rider probl
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by raldi 4y ago
Thank you.
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by raldi 4y ago
The posts about replicating Twitter strike me like someone in 1995 talking about how best to create a CompuServe clone.
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by raldi 4y ago
Crushed it!
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by raldi 4y ago
A lot of people are going to arrive on mobile, get turned away, and never come back again. Consider putting together something to give an impression of what you’ve done, or a “Show me anyway, even though it’s not optimized for mobile” but
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by raldi 4y ago
I think this story is about the models, not the rendered frames.
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by raldi 4y ago
I'm reminded of the time I was on the InfoSec team at a company you've all heard of where all software development was done on a handful of Unix servers with a shared network file system. I reached out to the Systems team to sugge
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by raldi 4y ago
For us, it's more like an interest in the continuing adventures of existing beloved characters.
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by raldi 4y ago
Last night the AI and I teamed up to write bedtime stories on demand and on the fly for whatever themes my daughter mused. I think about a billion families would enjoy an app that did that.
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by raldi 4y ago
As far as I can tell, that can only generate one side of the transcript.
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by raldi 4y ago
And if you don't like the way the story is going, you can just erase that part and everything that followed and type a couple words nudging it in the right direction. For some reason it's really drawn to rusty keys. > LOOK IN H
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GPT-3 can create both sides of an Interactive Fiction transcript(old.reddit.com)
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by raldi 4y ago
Cash at the door would just mean endless lines — people paying with their time instead of their money, and the value of that time is just wasted rather than captured by the seller.
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by raldi 4y ago
If an artist wanted to allocate tickets by lottery at lower than market price, they would need a solution that would prevent ticket brokers from vacuuming them up and reselling them at market rate. For instance, at time of sale (or signing
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by raldi 4y ago
Show me a place that lacks inequality and I'll show you a place that drove out all their poor people.
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by raldi 4y ago
It’s much more restrictive than that, which is why there are basically no carriers that meet its requirements. It’s just not financially feasible. From Wikipedia: It requires that all goods transported by water between U.S. ports be carrie
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by raldi 4y ago
If a regression test fails, you alert the programmer who kicked it off and maybe roll back the checkin. If the regression testing system has an error while running a test, you page the oncall SRE and maybe try to rerun it. You certainly don
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by raldi 4y ago
Tests that output booleans (pass/fail) are an antipattern. Tests and their dashboards must distinguish “the testing system worked and the test failed” from “the testing system failed”.
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by raldi 4y ago
Are you saying the car picks random options at each intersection?
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by raldi 4y ago
Am I supposed to be able to control or even know the destination, or is that only revealed by watching it run for many days?
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by raldi 4y ago
I’ve heard this, both paraphrased and word-for-word, many times.
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by raldi 4y ago
The nudity is the least-relevant part of the story. The target could’ve been the victims’ private love letters or recordings of singing practice and the violation would’ve been the same.
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by raldi 4y ago
Remember when people used to say, “If you aren’t doing anything wrong, what do you have to hide?” on the topic of whether there should be backdoors for law enforcement?
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by raldi 4y ago
This is the best kind of comment.

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