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by scrubs 3y ago
Athletics have refs and a score and rules all simple enough to sort winners from losers. Papers don't. The analogy is flawed.
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by scrubs 3y ago
That's wrong. Quality of a product or service requires a systems perspective which is a balanced collection of somewhat opposing aims including readability and understandability. Try being a ceo and tell your employees: all I care abou
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by scrubs 3y ago
Slightly different: I worked with a guy who took a job at a finance firm I worked to understand trading. His stated goal? Arabic states and individuals have stupid amounts of money he can play with. That is, he wanted parlay learning and co
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by scrubs 3y ago
A compelling read. What goes unaddressed however is a parallel to what we humans are in through climate change. We've overwhelmed earth to our short term advantage and to net negative disadvantage of our climate and transitivily on wha
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by scrubs 3y ago
> I can confirm that ChatGPT was used to edit the article's content. Mathematics and English professors are disgusted.
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by scrubs 3y ago
I failed to plug @chrisweekly parent comment. He's right: ultimately what matters is change/adaptability, and refusing to fall for static, discrete, unchanging boundaries of some psychological categorization. Here's the Human
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by scrubs 3y ago
Categorizing oneself into one of a number of discrete psychological categories has merits as a start. For example, one might discover unknown proclivities in behavior. But ultimately it's counter-productive. Ultimately behavior arises
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by scrubs 3y ago
I'm not bent out of shape about go enum's like the OP. However when it comes to writing and reading data over networks or disk io a naked enum was never going to work anyway, not really. Then you turn to protobuf etc so one has a
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Reddit Files to Go Public, Reveals That It Paid CEO $193M Last Year(thedailybeast.com)
35 points by scrubs 3y ago|31 comments
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by scrubs 3y ago
Agree - your first paragraph restated better what I wrote elsewhere in this comment set. Telling a student what's going on in a subject is one thing. Intent to mould an outcome isn't. Teaching is not a by way to lobby.
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by scrubs 3y ago
Agreed. Moreover here's what I want to see and hear more about: for any position that a student feels is extremely wrong, go to the lecture and defeat the argument! Winning isn't cancelling. Winning is getting the other side to st
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by scrubs 3y ago
There are two parts: primary in the examples you cited are advancing a truer, fairer goal set on how to reason about and for justice. It's about having better premises, arguments. This is primary for any teaching institution. Second, w
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by scrubs 3y ago
Your assessment is not on the mark. There is a qualitative difference between, say, a history course on Israel, Palestine since WWI and using the course to push for policy changes in one's country's foreign policy. The difference
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by scrubs 3y ago
Thanks for that background. I thought the US was a total 0 on know how when it came to sub 7mm chips.
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by scrubs 3y ago
The idea would be for the patent office to get $I dollars funding from tax payers, from which they payouts are made when errors are made. If they flub it year after year they'd be forced into process improvements or a huge fight with C
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by scrubs 3y ago
Claiming? That's talk. Taking it then allows indeed begs pushback that need not recognize any normality or consistency in any russian claims. Russia also decided Ukraine should be its own country then changed their mind. So ... so much
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by scrubs 3y ago
Feature bits in shared memory and if accessed less frequently in redis is a staple solution. The system I used was managed by an internal group had a solid api, life cycle management, plus propagation of flags wuth defaults. It worked at se
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by scrubs 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39317300 Is another approach through hw
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by scrubs 3y ago
We have problems. But tiktok isn't the top one.
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by scrubs 3y ago
There's some truth in what you write. China, unlike say the middle east, constitutes larger risk for the US. Their preoccupation with taiwan is more focused and narrow then the diffuse albeit incremental territory expansion by the grun
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by scrubs 3y ago
"circumvent these limits in highly parallel systems with precise I/O and execution scheduling, and relying much less on caching, but those people don’t work on databases." Can I bug you for a library, book, algo, gpu i/o
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by scrubs 3y ago
Yah - you cannot elide the main point. Plots. A few. Put 'em in!
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by scrubs 3y ago
California can still ace software in the long run. Second the secret sauce with apple isn't physical hw or software but the ability to set out both in a integrated fashion and actually get all the parts to hit targets to deliver. Beati
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by scrubs 3y ago
Well argued snapplebobapple. Japan isn't cheap anymore; and neither will China be either in the long run
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Ask HN: Towards memory safety through argument completions
2 points by scrubs 3y ago|1 comments
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by scrubs 3y ago
Was there an answer in there somewhere?
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by scrubs 3y ago
Man oh man ... this is the good stuff. Thank you.
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by scrubs 3y ago
I totally disagree except to the degree the provider is broke, close to broke in which case capitalism can yet help. When you're worried about money one may manage for money the exclusion of all else. It's a distortion only not a
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by scrubs 3y ago
See also the current HR story on Intel [1]. >biggest and most well funded dev team was the one that worked on Revenue Cycle > no incentive to... I am working hard to not build and fuel a fully loaded Boeing 787 into high-earth orbit a
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by scrubs 3y ago
Graham, in one of the few things he's said that I liked, pointed out, * Lobbyists have out gunned them * Ergo legislation hasn't moved While true, he told on himself and the Congress: * By admitting this, the CEOs 20ft away know t

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