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by sixo 9y ago
Because the product would never have been released given the same constraints on developer time x count x qualifications
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by sixo 9y ago
A wedge product exists in all dimensions but only in 3 & 7 is it identifiable with a unique vector.
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by sixo 9y ago
It's free if it doesn't use your power though...
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by sixo 9y ago
There is, it's usually pretty easy to tell the difference. Doubt anyone would mistake them, and I doubt the OP is.
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by sixo 9y ago
This is so backwards. Tech-men-wearing-hoodies is the result of men in SV having no idea what to wear to work. It's abstinence from fashion, not sexism. These hoodies aren't a status symbol, and aren't worn to signal anythi
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by sixo 9y ago
I feel like there's room in the world for a kind of locally-owned-but-Amazon-franchised brick-and-mortar store. It would probably be named, advertised, etc w/o oversight from amazon, and pick their niche and character in the local
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by sixo 9y ago
Relevant account: http://kajsotala.fi/2017/07/how-i-found-fixed-the-root-probl...
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by sixo 9y ago
So maybe... Craigslist?
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by sixo 9y ago
Two traits (distributed according to that figure) form a distribution on a plane.
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by sixo 9y ago
The college-only thing was huge.
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by sixo 9y ago
Do not have a computer. Just leave it at home. Nothing else works.
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by sixo 9y ago
Not sure it's exactly the early years. But I think there's zero point to moving past a topic until you have mastery & can think WITH it (not just, about it, or hack through it on paper). And since the early years are often whe
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by sixo 9y ago
'Concurrency-by-default' is similar to a notation I've been using to map out async service calls. It's just this: lines are terminated with "," or ";". A comma doesn't block and all comma-separat
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by sixo 9y ago
And some annoying interface decisions, like d['x'] is a column but d[1:3] is a row slice.
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by sixo 10y ago
'Inertia' works also.
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by sixo 10y ago
An audio version of those bots that summarize news articles could solve the problem in a different way.
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by sixo 10y ago
Here's a simple analogy: You want to class data in a 2D plane by drawing a straight line and saying everything on one side is in one class. But there's not likely to be a line that does this in general. So you assign a z coordinat
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by sixo 10y ago
Engaging with depression and anxiety as network effects rather than latent causes seems, anecdotally, to be productive. In my experience, the very networkiness of these things makes them hard to contend with emotionally, but treating the ne
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by sixo 10y ago
Well, even given the statement about the gov, that's not quite right: it was never your money to throw away.
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by sixo 10y ago
I think it's the way it's used - the headline seems to suggest that these prefab bars are cheap imitations of real culture, but assiduous doesn't actually participate in that connotation.
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by sixo 10y ago
This sounds right. And there's a reason more people don't use VIM, or play DF.
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by sixo 10y ago
Sure. The error, I'd say, that makes this outlook seem negative is the misguided desire for intrinsic meaning. It doesn't make sense for something to simply mean something - that word takes an object. Something can only mean som
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by sixo 10y ago
There are great, like everyone 3b1b makes. I'm comfortable with lin alg but I'm skimming them to see what he's chosen to emphasize. I love - for example - that he points out how "span" becomes more interesting in 3d
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by sixo 10y ago
It's a good bit more reasonable than arresting people.
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by sixo 10y ago
I think the point is that these things should not require enlightenment, but do. They ARE confusing. These are the kinds of examples that people have in mind when every git thread devolves to an argument over whether it's a good tool,
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by sixo 10y ago
On the one hand, there's the formal monopoly on the term that you cite. On the other, one is constantly reminded that "millions of Americans..." have undiagnosed cases of this thing. If not depression, what do I call this con
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by sixo 10y ago
Sorry. I tried to be careful to say 'see if it's this' - I think people who have spent time depressed either completely agree with what I've said, or completely disagree. Probably there's two distinct things we&#x27
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by sixo 10y ago
These terms are tricky. I wrote the above because I wish a message like that had gotten through to me (probably just saying it isn't sufficient) at any point in the ~half my life so far where I was, according to this terminology, sad b
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by sixo 10y ago
Good point. Solutions to the problem include making it not-a-problem anymore.
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by sixo 10y ago
When you are depressed, see if there's a serious problem in your life that is causing you to be depressed and devote as much time and energy as you can muster towards exploring solutions to that problem, even if they entail dramatic li

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