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by sadfev 6y ago
What attitude? Do you have data to refute my assertions? I linked my sources in other comment.
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by sadfev 6y ago
Not by much, even then he comfortably exceeded life expectancy for West Bengal.
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by sadfev 6y ago
Yes. It seems I lack the ability to be deeply happy even when everything is great
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by sadfev 6y ago
If that’s the goal then I think this is a good initiative.
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by sadfev 6y ago
Honestly this not a bad move. It incentivizes the right behavior and the extra levy isn’t ludicrous. I am as libertarian as it comes but this looks like a proportionate response to pay disparity and a way to generate extra $$. That being sa
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by sadfev 6y ago
Me too, confusing to transform from one to another, error prone and computationally awkward
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by sadfev 6y ago
AGPL is a fantastic license. Best for dual-licensing, you still keep your development in the open but you can monetize the code too.
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by sadfev 6y ago
Yup it’s pretty bad. It’s unusable on mobile.
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by sadfev 6y ago
Meh. Have a floor of 3x average employee and let the pay be proportional to performance. There are natural limits to growth anyway. HN crowd is a sucker when it comes to Mozilla. These bleeding hearts don’t bleed for furloughed and fired Mo
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by sadfev 6y ago
That’s not bad all things considered
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by sadfev 6y ago
I really like the philosophy of Free Software and particularly applaud the efforts of Purism. But the phone is unusable!! 4 hours of battery life, persistent bugs and hefty price tag. Maybe privacy has a huge premium to pay, which I doubt 9
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by sadfev 6y ago
Prof Stein, I am pleasantly surprised to get a reply from you! I have one question, How often is Sympy used in Sagemath compared to Maxima? Or rather when I do symbolic math in sagemath, do I ever hit Sympy?
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by sadfev 6y ago
Completely agree with your assessment, I also went to an ‘elite’ college, had the exact same experience.
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by sadfev 6y ago
I think sagemath uses this for their symbolic package
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by sadfev 6y ago
Wonderful! Chromium is an excellent project but just sometimes slow to adopt certain features. I love chrome and chromium browsers, I hardly have any issues with them. Unlike garbage FF and unreliable Safari
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by sadfev 6y ago
Almost a Clickbait
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by sadfev 6y ago
Yeah the health ramifications are massive. you may go under debt and probably accrue more of you default on a few payments but if you are sick and can’t get back up fast potentially your entirely family will suffer a lot
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by sadfev 6y ago
They have deep legacy ties with DoD (aka lobbying), but they do launches for the military.
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by sadfev 6y ago
Is it actually backwards compatible? I don’t think it is, they continually introduce breaking syntax changes. Please somebody enlighten me
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by sadfev 6y ago
Your comment is a lifeline to me in this difficult time. Why are we not resourceful in normal time?
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by sadfev 6y ago
I had more faith in the medical infrastructure of the US and common sense of the populace! How wrong I was! I had no idea how woefully underprepared hospitals were for ANY kind of emergency. Who in the actual world has a coronavirus par
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by sadfev 6y ago
I have to say I was wrong when I thought strict lockdown wasn’t necessary in April-June. US suffered catastrophic GDP shrinkage without even the benefit of pandemic being manageable. It would have been preferable to have a even more catastr
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by sadfev 6y ago
I still have reservations against UBI but I think some form of it is inevitable and perhaps necessary. I am not sure even OECD nations have sufficient production capacity for everyone and carrying capacity can solely rely on automation in t
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by sadfev 6y ago
Lmao! Some guy “thought” Apple doesn’t refund the commission and HN and Twitter and reddit had complete meltdown! As some of the comments point out here, people who tried to correct the claim with data from their experience or cite directl
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by sadfev 6y ago
No, it was blatant theft of IP and some might consider corporate espionage. He was a high level exec at Waymo, who stole the IP which represented the core competency just before he jumped ship to Uber.
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by sadfev 6y ago
Yup, worthless. It doesn’t account for different metabolisms, age and eating habits sufficiently to be considered worthwhile.
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by sadfev 6y ago
And timezones. Some classes are synchronous and often deadlines times unsuitable.
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by sadfev 6y ago
Yup, Chomsky conveniently denies this Genocide.
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by sadfev 6y ago
It was brewing for a while. I am surprised that so many apps got b&. I was sure weChat and TikTok were gonna get axed but not others
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by sadfev 6y ago
Can any of the HPC experts shed some light on how these ARM chips are better than their predecessors. I toured a small cluster in LANL, where the ARM chips ran the hottest and their cooling was the loudest.

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