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by recuter 4y ago
With the new gui, image and thirdparty modules, the uncompressed size of the source tree has grown to ~43 MB (10 MB zip compressed), with close to 3000 C/C++ files and more than 700 kSLOC. LeanQt is designed to build only the m
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by recuter 4y ago
> Without the ability to express negative interest rates the only way for the system to continue is through grifting. I mean think about for a second. Positive rates mean more want to borrow than others want to save. I'm not sure wh
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by recuter 4y ago
That is a lot to put aside. Of course physical/legacy cash has its own problems. They are all the same problems at root though what with human nature being what it is. You're simply eager to trade one set of problems for the other
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by recuter 4y ago
Clearly, it is succeeding.
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by recuter 4y ago
That only works in Chrome for me so I assume it became sentient somewhere deep in the googleplex and is trying to escape.
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by recuter 4y ago
One might say the same to Bloomberg.
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by recuter 4y ago
Of course this begs the question why they aren't represented by some sort of tree visualization. Tree visualization is one of the best-studied areas of information visualization; researchers have developed more than 200 visualizati
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by recuter 4y ago
This means your devices and infrastructure outside of AWS, such as IOT devices and on-premises infrastructure, can synchronize to the same highly available time sources that were previously accessible only from within our data centers.
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by recuter 4y ago
Could you share some actionable advice from Inside Out?
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by recuter 4y ago
As in the managers will forget about this and move on to the next fad shortly thereafter?
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by recuter 4y ago
> I try to address this by linking to a bunch of Postcard example sites on the homepage. I think I've developed a sort of blindness to the social proof thing with <human head in a circle and positive text blurb> so it took me
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by recuter 4y ago
I clicked the 'Make Your Website' CTA immediately hit the signup form and promptly bounced. That is not to say this thing won't be successful, just that I am clearly not the target audience. It might be worth it to expose a w
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by recuter 4y ago
I've been thinking of metaphors to try to understand why I've found it so upsetting. This is supposed to be what we wanted, right? Yet it feels like something else. Like when you're sitting in a quiet carriage softly cha
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by recuter 4y ago
I can't imagine these sort of layoffs, which are baked into the lifecycle and business plans of the company, were not something he wasn't anticipating years and years ago when hiring was being ramped up. In fact some notable fract
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by recuter 4y ago
“We know Facebook executives believe that the company has positive overall benefits for the world, and we also know that they are meticulous students of their own data,” Newton wrote on Tuesday. “It’s hard to understand why, if the data is
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by recuter 4y ago
Rest assured that my tone is extremely polite. As such, I fail to see the relevance of your comment.
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by recuter 4y ago
How do you figure? (I'll point out that he himself somewhat reluctantly already said that it actually might be derived from it and he is unsure) Whichever heretofore unnamed conjecture he did advance overlaps exactly. I humbly and resp
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by recuter 4y ago
> It's a problem when you want it to happen over the wellbeing of the users, so unless you think getting people to communicate with their friends and families is as bad as smoking, it doesn't seem to be the same thing. Facebook
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by recuter 4y ago
I presume nothing. You put forth a linguistic theory that happens to exactly overlap with The Lost Tribes conjectures which has been espoused by all kinds of people in all kinds of places for centuries. Like the 14th century Declaration of
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by recuter 4y ago
Quite the theory that explains 35 centuries of linguistic evolution but whose own origin itself is lost to the mists of time. Perhaps you should solve that mystery first, you know, if only in the interest of proper scientific attribution. M
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by recuter 4y ago
Please stare at this timeline: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3f/Semitic_... > As such, I fail to see the relevance of your comment. By all means, Celts are actually Arabic speakers
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by recuter 4y ago
To me it seems that the practical application of the US legal system appears to be wildly evolving in all manner of directions lately rather than ossifying. But I am also not a law student. The populace certainly appears to be preoccupied w
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by recuter 4y ago
Ex post facto rationlizations. The original theories are of the nature described in my link. > They share the same brass work and distinct styles of jewelry. Are there in your view no other examples of such parallels between different pa
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by recuter 4y ago
Yeah that is a pretty laughable theory that has been thoroughly debunked. Not that it really needs serious debunking in the first place with the most basic knowledge of world history. Same sort of people also came up with that line of think
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by recuter 4y ago
That's all well and good procedually. I think the objection is not about the technicalities of the due process but the manner in which it seems to currently be optimized - results wise. It is very true as you say that it was easier to
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by recuter 4y ago
How do you reckon they (good ones) ended up in management? :)
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by recuter 4y ago
> Building a product that people for less time per day on average than TikTok, Youtube, Snapchat Firstly, that is despite your best efforts and not for lack of trying. Secondly, as we established, whether it is 5 minutes or 5 hours, the
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by recuter 4y ago
> The trouble is, Facebook is so deep underwater PR-wise and user-content-quality-wise (in America at least, India still loves it), that subconscious evaluations of which app to open are facing very strong headwinds now. Yes, the trouble
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by recuter 4y ago
MySpace peaked at 75 million users, currently Facebook is approaching 3 billion and still growing (just slower). Of course I am counting humans and you are measuring by stock ticker. But hey at least it didn't drink the blood of all
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by recuter 4y ago
Yeah, people attack Meta engineers for no reason. I wish you nothing but the best. BTW, here is a cool game for you to take your mind off things, please enjoy thoroughly: https://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/ Edi

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