reagency

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by reagency 11y ago
Yes, whole meat is a great choice when you live in Savannah and there is no produce besides grass. Not hamburgers and bacon. For the rest of us, there are vegetables and grains.
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by reagency 11y ago
Look up [GRAS] to resolve it confusion about science-policy vocabulary. In non-computer science (especially biology) we deal with levels of confidence, not binary absolutes.
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by reagency 11y ago
And the "pragmatist" looks away to ignore the fate of slaves suffering by the hand of his neighbors.
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by reagency 11y ago
Many people are also concerned about sustainability.
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by reagency 11y ago
Came here to post this. This a rather deep analysis of of the semantics of Boolean abuse.
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by reagency 11y ago
WP?
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by reagency 11y ago
The word you are looking for is "denizens". No need to slur your speech.
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by reagency 11y ago
The main problem of C++ is that it has far too large values of "all".
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by reagency 11y ago
Often Java is too slow too. (Slow == overhead from GC of unwanted object metadata and heap allocated objects)
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by reagency 11y ago
Does Google use Go in any high-load services?
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by reagency 11y ago
The AMA has a lot of quotes that reinforce Milgram's Obedience To Authority over Zimbardo's Innate Human Evil. The AMA guy says he engaged in all the prisoner mistreatment out of a sense of duty and respect for the experimental se
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by reagency 11y ago
Functional languages have arrays.
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by reagency 11y ago
Who is talking a about companies? GP post is about consumers.
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by reagency 11y ago
America's wealth is built upon the labor of foreigners whose treatment would be illegal if they were in America. Even our working class benefits. We reflect blame to the "greedy billionaires" but in reality all of us enjoy $t
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by reagency 11y ago
How would you write it? Creating a pair does seem weird, unless those two values are going to be passed around through multiple method calls together for use in multiple locations.
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by reagency 11y ago
It's not fair when one side (the state) intentionally gag-orders everyone, to use their silence as proof that nothing happened.
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by reagency 11y ago
Coding a simple algorithm is a work-d sample test.
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by reagency 11y ago
Well, someone failed, but I don't think it was you. Unless you actually lied about knowing it.
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by reagency 11y ago
Loops in a tree?
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by reagency 11y ago
Google didn't make $300B on the back of its world class HR department.
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by reagency 11y ago
Vegetarian?
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by reagency 11y ago
Right, and the difference between PBS and KS is that PBS is actually capable of delivering the promised reward, not perpetuating a fraud. KS used to be a preorder system to fund bulk orders of pre-production invented hardware. Then it becam
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by reagency 11y ago
KS also claims to not be a store. It is disingenuous to try to have it both ways. If KS weren't fraudulent, they would remove the ability to promise rewards that don't exist.
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by reagency 11y ago
You should write to the FTC. Unless the KS was for a performance art project about gullibility on the Internet.
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by reagency 11y ago
Wow, nice growth hack. I wonder when someone will start curatig stats to build risk profiles for kickstarter investments. I wish KS would go back to the days of "we have built something, but we need to do a production run of 10,000 to
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by reagency 11y ago
1. The promise not to repeat: that looks silly on the surface, but is standard legalese so the govt can hand out a stronger penalty if he reoffends. 2. If the money is gone, it is gone. The (bad) loophole seems to be that there is no recov
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by reagency 11y ago
None of the things you describe are part of the job for a rank and file bigco engineer. They already have filled all the leadership roles.
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by reagency 11y ago
Your story can't be true because interviewers do not make hiring decisions at Google.
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by reagency 11y ago
They are recruiting for staffand ideas. All they have is seed funding and a famous guy
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by reagency 11y ago
>I don’t intend to look for another tech job. > Or another job at all. To me, this is a love letter to tech. What other industry pays you near-FU money for uncreative grunge work?

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