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"...But where the circumstances of the place are such that not even the measure prescribed above can be supplied, but much less or none at all, let those who live there bless God and not murmur. Above all things do we give this admonit
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and Twitch and Youtube generally making the hobby more inviting by providing a way to participate casually. Plus a lot of other streamers dip into chess occasionally
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> pungently sweet aroma of chamber pots Is this the smell of urine, or something they applied to cover up smells of human waste?
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Clarified later in the thread: > This is the exact email I received from Megan who reports to Jeff > Who I can't imagine would do this without consulting and clearing with him of course
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It's fun to write regex but it is absolutely miserable to read it. This looks like an improvement.
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Curvature due to gravity does not depend on mass, which is kind of hinted at when mass cancels in F=ma for that force.
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you're trying to be clever, but statutory crimes are often either ridiculous (drug offenses) or can be put behind you and forgiven (if they were a product of circumstances or culture at the time.) whereas what you're calling "
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Ask HN: Great Codebases You've Worked With?
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Druzhba: A Data Pipeline Framework
(chairnerd.seatgeek.com)
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What are units of the geometric product of two vectors? Edit: didn't read clearly. Better question is why would we want to have a scalar with units of square meters in this case? Shouldn't 0-grade objects all have the same units?
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Computer graphics. When transforming a coordinate system by a linear transformation represented by a matrix, normal vectors to surfaces transform differently than regular vectors. GA/exterior algebra explains this: the useful thing we
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Yeah, when a rule has all these bizarre apparent loopholes and where the rule-setter needs to examine the implied intent of the action... it might be a bad rule.
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companies don't have a right to exist why do people talk like this
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That's not what "valuable" means in this argument. Reddit is huge because Reddit's diverse and novel content is valuable to people, as in, it's valued by them, that is what that phrase means. Doesn't matter if
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It is pretty offensive that they say "reddit works better on the app" when the only reason for that is that they broke everything on mobile (on purpose?) in a series of badly-implemented redesigns. I'm never going to install
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Can we just start over on the entire web stack? 1. create a serious styling and scripting framework, basically React as a language since people seem to like it 2. implement an interpreter in WASM. Ship the interpreter with the website unles
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You can phrase it cynically, but that stuff isn't inherently bad. Or at least, it's not worse than anything else people aimlessly browse on the internet. Mostly, it's just fun.
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Those are covid deaths
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Now we can just: `import <a career's worth of work>`
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"Redshift: Warehousing. Store lots of data that can be processed through streams." Not sure what that second sentence means...
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Those were loans, paid back almost immediately.
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Why does that sadden you? Make doesn't do the job. Therefore a new tool is required. What's the problem?
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Aside: let's put "worthy of a mandarin" away forever
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It would be better if the parties that were proved wrong could show some generosity to admit they were wrong, apologize and give some indication that, given the magnitude of this event, they would be more willing to swallow their pride and
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Is 20% of that worth 80% of the benefit? When costs are not priced in the benefits are weighed against nothing.
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A good roleplaying game might be have a similar effect in a more comfortable setting (for some).
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I dled tiktok to try it, had no friends on there, and spent hours browsing for fun purely because of the enjoyability of the product. User-generated content obviously, but no "network" to speak of. It's closer to reddit than
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HN helped me too in a much less explicit way. I spent a lot of time on here during the ~9mo period of learning tech after dropping out of grad school. I count the exposure to technical conversations: links to diverse areas of the field, raw
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Everyone cleans commit logs before open sourcing
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The main reason is that only a subset of all our datasets are actually exposed in Looker, and Amundsen would have applicability to other data sources - certain production semi-OLAP DBs, the future hive-on-S3 deployment... that we have no pl
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