ses1984

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by ses1984 6y ago
Yes, if we had unlimited resources and could give each student an individualized exam, oral and written under supervision, then plagiarism detection of tech wouldn't be necessary, but if you're trying to stretch a budget...
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by ses1984 6y ago
I'm not sure I'm against plagiarism detection tech.
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by ses1984 6y ago
If you want that, then just pick linux friendly hardware, it's the only path that doesn't lead to misery.
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by ses1984 6y ago
Hey, I think you need to learn a little more about what the different distros to be able to pick which one is a good fit for you. Centos follows Red Hat Enterprise Linux as closely as they possibly can. Fedora is more of an unstable distro
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by ses1984 6y ago
That's how it has to work.
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by ses1984 6y ago
How many videos of police brutality do you need to watch before it's ok to conclude reform is needed?
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by ses1984 6y ago
>You could watch 100 videos of disgusting malpractices in restaurant kitchens and begin to think you should never eat in a restaurant again. What's the analogous conclusion from this to police brutality videos? You watch 100 and beg
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by ses1984 6y ago
Aerodynamics isn't worth worrying about until your lines are near perfect. But if your aerodynamics changes too much, then so will your lines.
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by ses1984 6y ago
I'm sorry but if your problem can be solved on excel then hire people who are good with excel, not people good with Hadoop.
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by ses1984 6y ago
I mean, parent post said "easier on my eyes" and "ymmv". It doesn't take much convincing for me to believe that light mode is easier on parents eyes and dark mode is easier on your eyes. I believe you.
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by ses1984 6y ago
What if a candidate runs on a monstrous platform and then implements exactly what they promised, is it ok to put any blame on those voters? I don't think in cases where voters are deceived it would be fair to blame them.
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by ses1984 6y ago
The state is composed of the institutions, elected and appointed officials bureaucrats, etc. The collective includes everything else. I'm a part of the collective. I'm not a part of the state.
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by ses1984 6y ago
I'm not a philosopher nor a political scientist, I'm not making a technical argument. Are you asking about the inter change ability of the state and collective? Did George Floyd benefit as much from the apparatus of government as
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by ses1984 6y ago
Quarantine doesn't necessarily benefit the state more than the individual. It benefits the collective more than the individual but the state and the collective aren't the same thing.
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by ses1984 6y ago
Voting isn't a moral activity, this is a really, really strange proposition that I am not sure I can accept. Don't morals factor into deciding what goals are beneficial to the population? (I'm not even sure I agree with the p
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by ses1984 6y ago
Huh?
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by ses1984 6y ago
Of course strong encryption and privacy protections makes surveillance less effective. The problem with mass surveillance is that it's very easy to abuse, and the abuse potential is very scary. The abuse potential is unacceptable. I&#x
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by ses1984 6y ago
Suppressing content is just one of the means to the ends of maintaining power and control.
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by ses1984 6y ago
I don't think China is ahead of the west, they just take a slightly different approach. People have a really short memory, they already forgot about Snowden, prism, Room 641A: that shit never stopped. Please don't get me wrong I&#
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by ses1984 6y ago
>The risk of excessive iron is known and not new OK so that's one mineral they called out from a long list that includes multi vitamins, B6, and magnesium, very common recommendations. What about the rest? Point taken about the B12
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by ses1984 6y ago
See my other reply please.
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by ses1984 6y ago
I just Googled "vitamins lead to higher all cause mortality." First result: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/10/111010173019.h... >After adjustment, use of multivitamins, vitamin B6, fo
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by ses1984 6y ago
If you're deficient in something, your body probably up-regulates absorption. You can get higher quality vitamins with forms that are more easily absorbed, for example chelated magnesium instead of magnesium oxide. That said, I thought
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by ses1984 6y ago
I could explain it but not as well as if you just search for crispr gene drive.
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by ses1984 6y ago
"sterile" is an over simplification, with something called gene drive, you can actually introduce sterility into the gene pool in such a way that spreads through the entire population driving it to extinction. Crazy.
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by ses1984 6y ago
I thought they said you better have a lot of money.
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by ses1984 6y ago
How do you package your entire pyenv as one or more system packages?
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by ses1984 6y ago
What's the story if my zipapp depends on tensorflow and/or cuda? I don't know exactly how it goes but I'm pretty sure it's a horror story.
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by ses1984 6y ago
Maintaining backwards compatibility isn't a problem that's unique to GUIs.
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by ses1984 6y ago
Early customers were taking a bet on a new thing. Later customers are buying into the stability of the brand.

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