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sealeck
5y ago
https://search.marginalia.nu is another interesting search engine
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sealeck
5y ago
Doesn't that assume that you have a total mesh topology (rather than e.g. a ring) for p2p? I assume that it's not time-prohibitive either for each device not to be directly corrected to each other device.
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5y ago
Most textbooks come with a list of definitions. Try to read it aloud. "The Probability Lifesaver" has a lot of good mathematics tips (which are not even mathematics related) most of which are not probability-specific. It's a
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90% cost reduction on world's largest health database using ideas from Erlang
(martinsumner.github.io)
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“VC Lives Matter” (attempts to oust progressive DA)
(motherjones.com)
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sealeck
5y ago
I could be misreading, but I believe that this article is from 2001, not 2011?
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sealeck
5y ago
Hopefully it will be usable, without needing to use the terminal.
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The “Financialization” of Society
(en.wikipedia.org)
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5y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qTiQOaxR1VU
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sealeck
5y ago
What??? You could send them to a private secondary school for that.
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5y ago
I would argue that this is a bit like suggesting that "having bricks complying with [some safety standard] is a reasonable-enough proxy for being 'actually structurally sound' as opposed to liable to collapse and kill you in
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> If it works, it's science. If it doesn't work, it's not science. I would suggest that "science" is loosely based around the idea that objective truth can be derived through collection of empirical evidence by a
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5y ago
The "majority of devices" if you count IoT, etc. However, Windows has market dominance in desktop computing.
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5y ago
I may be wrong (I am not a lawyer) but I suspect that if Microsoft prevent Mozilla from doing this, Mozilla may be able to win a lawsuit (probably not in the US, but in the EU seems likely) arguing that it is anti-competitive to restrict de
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sealeck
5y ago
Although some places do find talent hard to source, at any price (see Microsoft's Bing team who have _really_ struggled to hire enough people to compete with Google)
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5y ago
Potentially, or more likely the public prosecutor after the coroner's report comes in.
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5y ago
Note that there are also "flower languages" which are really interesting, and I would strongly recommend paying attention to when sending flowers. See for example Victorian flower language, etc.
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5y ago
I imagine (not a lawyer) that this expose you to a variety of charges.
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5y ago
Awesome!
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5y ago
I mean given all this talk about "truth" this author might want to have a look, in a proper library, as to what Critical Race Theory entails. I'm sure much interesting empirical evidence can be found in the work of e.g. Crens
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sealeck
5y ago
Yeah I get really confused and unsure as to whether or not it's working. I probably need to buy a laptop from a vendor with first-class Linux support TBH.
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5y ago
The desktop environments are really confusing. Battery software isn't good.
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Rust Is Mostly Safety
(graydon2.dreamwidth.org)
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5y ago
It allows you to use a query language (think SQL) to analyze source code.
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5y ago
Is there any way to export flashcards to Anki?
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Royal Navy subs have been known to surface directly underneath sailing boats in the Firth of Clyde (in Scotland).
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Knowing maths helps you write better software
(buttondown.email)
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5y ago
Also https://buttondown.email/hillelwayne/archive/how-knowing-mat...
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There's a schism obviously; some practices are obviously abusive and should be stamped out. Interviewing is a two-way process though; I would much rather someone employed such a tactic in the interview because then I could not accept t
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sealeck
5y ago
Wow this is cool!
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