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by rout39574 4y ago
I've been looking for something like this; I've described it as "Paradox for DOS for sqlite". Simple TUI for CRUD operations with foreign key enforcement. Libreoffice as a toolkit, so it becomes "Paradox for wind
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by rout39574 4y ago
It's possible that you misspelled "Money laundering instrument". ;)
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by rout39574 4y ago
I've heard it: "I've got a UDP joke for you. You might not get it... but I don't care.".
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by rout39574 4y ago
I wouldn't characterize it as hate for charity. I'd characterize it as hate for "Here's the handbook for what words to say, so that when you make scads of money doing evil things, you can maximize the amount of good rep
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by rout39574 4y ago
The idea is that you control it. You're presented with the place you stopped following the thread, and you can certainly skip to the new hotness if you like, but if you want the intervening context it's right there. That "ma
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by rout39574 4y ago
So... tags with magnitude?
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by rout39574 4y ago
How many contributions did you have to eglot before it was included?
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by rout39574 4y ago
Limited hot water
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by rout39574 4y ago
The term of art for this process from the MBA side is "Extracting the value from the brand". The editor developed the reputation for good work, which had some value. Now they're cashing in by selling the brand attached to p
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by rout39574 4y ago
Backed by fiat. I mean, the US has got some really sharp and explodey fiat, arguably the most fiat fiat in the world. But we stopped pretending it was backed by anything else in the 70s.
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by rout39574 4y ago
I think the point is that most metrics are "bad metrics" for this purpose, as suggested by Goodheart's law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law Further, I imagine that the obvious "known
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by rout39574 4y ago
You might not be aware Verhoeven never read the book. Have you? I think it's unrealistic to suggest Verhoeven had anything subtle in mind. He had a line he wanted to spout, and he did it. I've always thought about it like the
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by rout39574 4y ago
It's an asset like a baseball card or a beanie baby. Notably less asset-like than e.g. MTG cards, with which you can at least play a game.
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by rout39574 4y ago
I don't think your interpretation is supported: it's not that the course was "too hard" without cheating, the cheating began at the outset.
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by rout39574 4y ago
You start with an outline. You bolt literate programming onto it. Then you tell your code blocks they can send input and output to each other via text in the document. Now you've got an excruciatingly well documented multi-language pi
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by rout39574 4y ago
Is there a context from which Emacs' defaults are bad, other than "Windows did it differently!" ? I'm asking because I learned its defaults before windows had the market prevalence that it does, and it just doesn't
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by rout39574 4y ago
The problem I see with this plan is that the state of the art in CS moves profoundly faster than the pace of careers, certifications, curriculum development, &c. Imagine, if you will, the practices that would have been taught to the &qu
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by rout39574 4y ago
At the cost of constraining the rendering environment, do I get that right? So the desire "Turn this generated graph into a diagram for inclusion in this PDF report" would be deemed a category error: my desire is wrong. It clearly
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by rout39574 4y ago
I think her perspective is quite a bit more productive than just capitalizing on distaste. For example, in this discussion she's making concrete criticisms of specific communications patterns. I don't think it's too strong t
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by rout39574 5y ago
Translated into a slightly different venue: if partner A's sense of order is jarred by laundry near, and not in, hamper, but partner B just doesn't care, then the steady state is A always cleaning up after B. A's happiness
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by rout39574 5y ago
Roads are initially built with the promise of future returns in mind. These estimates of future returns tend to be affected by developers, who are acting to encourage the approval of development projects. Rebuilding projects are contemplat
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by rout39574 5y ago
But "streaks" are irrelevant. Reversion to the mean doesn't tell you things across trials, it tells you things about individual trials. Try this on: What is the "mean" red-black on the roulette wheel? There isn
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by rout39574 5y ago
I have the impression that the microservice architecture lowers the... 'activation energy', if you will, of building components that operate in a different paradigm. It's intensely pursuing the idea that a subservice is only
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by rout39574 5y ago
I think the line is drawn where nobody cares enough to archive it. How interesting would it be to trace the evolution of e.g. TheDonald from parody to party to sewer, without the retrospective editings and deletions? Yeah, there's a li
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by rout39574 5y ago
So I'll sketch a caricature answer. let's say the patent is released, and a year later every household in the world is thrilled to have black morels every night for dinner, for free, out of their DIY morel cultivation box, and nob
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by rout39574 5y ago
I think it's more about unsubstantiated conclusions, hysterically presented. If the original post had outlined the data points that led them to the (IMO erroneous) impression they reached, then the point could have been rebutted.
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by rout39574 5y ago
If you don't intend to be hyperinflationary, the printing of money has to be associated with the acquisition of value or the assumption of debt. The debt is repaid through taxation. Grandparent comment is referring to the position that
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by rout39574 5y ago
Fun! First encounter with a non-daytrader who's got more than my 6: I use 4 portrait on the desktop, and 2 landscape on a stand, held above them. What window manager do you use? I'm Xmonad.
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by rout39574 5y ago
'Needed' is too strong a term. I function OK on a single screen laptop... But I've got a second screen in my laptop bag for when I'm going to be sedentary for several hours. I work in 6x10 font on my emacs at my main w
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by rout39574 5y ago
I think that's exactly his point.

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