rjplatte

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by rjplatte 8y ago
I do. It's entertaining, especially since there's been some Qanon posts which seem almost plausible, and the rest of the time it's some guy with a neckbeard trying to get likes.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
The entire higher education system is set up with an incredible disregard for the people in it.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
What's your roadmap for new features?
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by rjplatte 8y ago
I do this if it's not production code. It's memorable, and it's even semantic in some cases.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
"And lo, it was an evil chicken before my eyes. And as he was evil, I slew him."
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by rjplatte 8y ago
Agree. This is simply good targeting.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
Thanks for the idea. I ha(d)ve hours to bill...
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by rjplatte 8y ago
Are you offering congratulations or not?
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by rjplatte 8y ago
At the risk of heresy, I agree. It looks really clean and appealing.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
Proxy editing is the standard solution to low-power hardware. The source files are converted to small lightweight files, the editing is performed, and the rendering is shipped out to a bigger machine, using the original files.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
First thing I see is an HTTPS warning. Also, as a former professional video editor, you're listing your hotkeys as a selling point? I can't find a decent screenshot of your editing interface, and all I get is "The cloud is th
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by rjplatte 8y ago
They discontinued their best Marvel show, after one of the best seasons of superhero television ever. I don't see the logic.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
I'll be very sad if this goes the way of Perl 6
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by rjplatte 8y ago
There are no replacements, which is the worst part. A healthy community has a gathering place, and without a church, where is it?
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by rjplatte 8y ago
I can't name one that's legal
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by rjplatte 8y ago
Christianity emphasizes community heavily, and church is one of the last common social events that continues to exist in American society.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
I forget where I read the study, but it was along the lines of our brains being hardwired to believe in a higher power, be it reason or god. I doubt this will change, especially in a country as genetically Christian as the US.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
In many of the industries listed, competition is regulated out of existence, thanks to the large corporations' deep lobbying pockets. I looked into starting an ISP when Spectrum left New York, and wow. It's not too cost prohibitiv
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by rjplatte 8y ago
Bailouts != free market. We haven't seen a true free market in our lifetimes.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
That's why you scrub gender data, and it's still biased. the fact that more men work, period, means that it will always be biased based on that fact.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
This is what I do. I use the command line fairly often.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
Yes. He hired me, I had his job after one month. Things he did included: "Rewrite" our Roku application an hour before an investor demo, make me fix it with about 30 seconds to spare, and then blame me, over speakerphone, to his&#
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by rjplatte 8y ago
Communism is not the answer to bad business practice.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
I think he means that people who use IDEs don't use shell file navigation as often.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
> Upstream Ironic
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by rjplatte 8y ago
Wouldn't popcorn be a better name?
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by rjplatte 8y ago
Are you arguing against intellectual property?
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by rjplatte 8y ago
That's not uncommon. Only very high-profile Putin opposers disappear.
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by rjplatte 8y ago
Normally, "fixing" ML systems to "Remove Bias" seems like a pointless exercise (e.g. hiring algorithms that somehow still pick more male candidates in a gender-blind test, when 75% of applicants are male), but here it&#x
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by rjplatte 8y ago
Both Jaynes and Pauling are extremely intelligent and not gullible people. Why are we so quick to dismiss their "Crackpot" theories, simply because they don't fit with the dominant paradigm?

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