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After developing equations through 100 lines and few pages or blackboards, you’ll see that dropping letters is inevitable. You shouldn’t really read the equations before understanding what they are about. They are usually written down to ge
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I was skeptical when I clicked but that’s actually amazing. It will eventually allow us to make even more complex constructs.
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Sorry there, that was so obvious but I was so upset at the same time. I should have flagged it and walked away. Not sure if they are pure trolls though. You can sometimes hear the same discourse IRL. I can’t stand them.
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What do you have to say to the people who were denied a career or a life to certain extent because of their skin colour? > I can only see this as an extremely selfish attempt to reignite conflict so as to improve their own and their grou
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A lot of negative comments. Imagine now it Musk twitted this…
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These ToS are illegal. No service = no money.
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Did someone think about tricking google bots into following URLs with the malicious bits? It can be "fun". :)
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>> the effort they need to put in to refute bullshit is often of an order of magnitude greater than what is required to produce the bullshit in the first place (Brandolini, 2014) So P != NP?
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What's the record here? For instance swifts can fly for 10+ months without landing.
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Vulture Capitalists.
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What I was looking for recently is a way to make “sparse push”. And trigger a chain reaction with hooks. Didn’t find anything interesting.
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Because it's a fundamental right, and no contract of any kind can bypass nor overrule it whatsoever?
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Yes it is possible. You can tackle it through different technics like game theory. Cf. also the “market impact” in HFT, for a practical example.
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Did they consider that they just hired the people who would tell them what they wanted to hear? It would have been fortune cookies, it would have been the same. > When I advise Data Scientists to understand Topology and Differential Geom
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Did they get rid of the GIL?
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A better idea would be to centralize all the "do not track" mechanisms in a single repo and shell script to be sourced. That way you don't rely on the counter-party willingness to check for your flag.
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> It means that we’d rather just replace a “sick” instance by a new healthy one than taking it to a doctor. Oh god! Please treat your cattle better!
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1/ They bait people in to destroy any sane competition. Then they milk them. 2/ Well fuck you even further and go to hell for defending such behaviours. 3/ ps. Their infra is ridiculous. A team of 100-120 engineers can do way
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Clever one :-) I love these kind of tips that seem so obvious but that I’d never thought of.
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A new species of ancient human has been discovered
(msn.com)
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You mean without a “material” counterpart? US admins announced massive investment plans. There will be new goods available so you’ll need more monetary symbols in the market to stabilise prices. In theory.
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Is it inflation only or a catch-up adjustment phenomenon combined with a lag in production resumption? Lots of purchases and procurement were basically delayed and postponed, thus buffered. Inflation could explain why prices didn’t drop wi
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Google Search and Ads must be split apart. Their incentive to serve you ads is just way too high. Their search results became completely irrelevant over time. But still can screw any competition.
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You should just accept your ambivalence and hypocrisy. It’s really hard to be on the bad side against such an awful theocracy, but you made it, congrats.
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It's not terrorism but sabotage, indeed.
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Well, attacking a nuclear plant is considered everywhere as "nuclear terrorism".
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Yeah sure.
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> “nuclear terrorism” Why is it between quotes?
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The most important names are actually missing.
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For those who like me wonder what is FLoC : https://github.com/WICG/floc
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