sesuximo

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by sesuximo 6y ago
Couldn’t the govt just use eminent domain?
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Also unclear how long they’ve been doing this... I’m unable to find any info about provide projects other than very high level blog style stuff
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Some middle managers also serve as individual contributors
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by sesuximo 6y ago
We cannot be sure it’s completely unrelated. We’ll know more soon enough
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by sesuximo 6y ago
You’d have to get animals to distance as well.
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I would be really interested to read a study that isn’t based on self evaluation.
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Sources say it will only work with Apple tires (which will cost more than regular tires)
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Most boats are covered in protective sealants/paints so I think this is not a major concern unless the boat crashes
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by sesuximo 6y ago
At a high level, I think we should put fewer ppl in jail... not more...
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Can someone ELI am an undergrad? I don’t see how gradient descent “forgets” anything
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by sesuximo 6y ago
If the user has access to both indices, they can make partially hosting harder/impossible
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Imo foo[x][y] is better for many reasons: - compiler can break it apart so foo[x] is evaluated once for many ys just like any other function - you can make types that are unaware of their rank eg vector doesn’t know if it’s a 1D vector of i
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by sesuximo 6y ago
My post has no bearing on a limit. If you see 103 on your ui and tell RH to limit to 103 then RH is still obligated to do the best it can. If the best execution you could reasonably get is 100 and you execute below your limit but above 100
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by sesuximo 6y ago
More like you want to buy something that would cost 100, and RH got paid 5 to send your order to a trading company, and that trading company executed at 101.
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by sesuximo 6y ago
That books is really powerful. Something about it hit me more than other things on the topic
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by sesuximo 6y ago
That would be the easiest way. Definitely a disadvantage
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Maybe, maybe not. If your context has a list of things to free, it can also have a list of things to close. Or whatever you want. Many libraries do stuff like this and call the context creation/deletion lib_init/ lib_shutdown.
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Sure. But defer just changes the problem from forgetting to write free to forgetting to write defer. So we’re not really talking about provably correct solutions... just things that can work. And I think a context or just manually freeing
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by sesuximo 6y ago
A nice alternative is to wrap malloc and give it a context argument. Then free via the context. This is really the same idea but doesn’t need any extra stuff in the language Or you know... free the things you need to free and move on with
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I think chrome was the most secure in 2015, but a lot of updates in all browsers have shipped since then! Also, if you include google in your threat model, then chrome was never that safe
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Or like... your country decides it no longer likes Apple and blocks all connections to it
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Source location is so much more than that macro!! - it has file name, line number, and char number! That already makes the number of characters more similar if that’s your metric - it can be forwarded/passed around. It’s much harder t
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I thought of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ngo_Dinh_Diem
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Banks use way less energy per customer
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I don’t think any of these things come close to paying for the energy cost Bitcoin used circa 2018 (I haven’t looked recently — has it decreased?). And that cost would skyrocket if everyone used it day to day
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I think that’s wrong for a few reasons.... - a stamp uses a small amount of resources no matter how many stamps you want (more stamps may even be cheaper from economies of scale). - Bitcoin inherently relies on expensive computation to prov
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by sesuximo 6y ago
AFAIK, stamps don’t use our resources enough to move prices for energy/chips/etc
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by sesuximo 6y ago
As the article says: - you can write 10LOC to have a lambda visitor. Idk why the standard doesn’t do this for you but it’s not a big deal - sum types are super useful and your language will want some sort of niceties/extra characters
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I think a lot of users would be against this. Not saying it’s a bad idea, but it’s not completely trivial
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Pornhub should handle takedowns more efficiently, but getting rid of a download button on a website is pointless... at the end of the day, if it’s on your screen, it’s your data I’m not sure what they can do pre upload. I think moderation i

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