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skorgu
17y ago
You can't of course. Why the jump to enforcement and legislation?
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17y ago
I don't understand what point you're trying to make. You assert that the discussion is immediately over once the word 'sexism' is mentioned, with no proof to back up this assertion. Why does 'sexism' immediately and irrevocably equate to "v
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Well, I'll start by saying that I'm assuming the story is accurate, there's no point discussing it otherwise. She specifically mentions that she applied for identical jobs as both personas. What if she had to meet a client face-to-face? Or
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17y ago
No idea. Talking about it honestly is a good start.
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This blog posts lists no agenda, broad, 'feminist' or otherwise. I respectfully suggest that you may be assuming a broader context than is warranted.
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17y ago
> there is a fundamental wrong here which should be corrected for the betterment of our society Women not being rewarded equally for equal work is a fundamental wrong which should be corrected for the betterment of our society. It's
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17y ago
Based on the video they're tuning model parameters in bulk and screening for best performance at a defined task.
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17y ago
The problem is titles like this are deliberately used to try and cover up the limitations of the data. Please try to assume incompetence before malice. Headline writers optimize for punch not completeness.
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17y ago
Well, not from their home IP they wouldn't anyway.
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17y ago
Not countering your central point really but I'd note that the distribution is pretty skewed[1], i.e. the 300k+ group is a plurality in some neighborhoods. [1] http://envisioningdevelopment.net/map
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17y ago
Or at least focused on avoiding taxes for personal profit if not outright illegal.
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skorgu
17y ago
That's pretty close to doable today: Supermicro 1U 230 barebones chassis is $200 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816101... $50 for ram and <$100 on storage for a HDD or $200 for a small SSD. Bulk prices would tak
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17y ago
I'm hoping that these will shortly a) exist and b) be produced in enough volume that they unit cost will come down to <$100 levels. I'd like to buy a small, low-power cluster for hobbyist use but the current low-water mark is about $200
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17y ago
This is superficially similar to how varnish [1] handles caching: mmap it all and let the OS figure it out. [1] http://varnish.projects.linpro.no/wiki/ArchitectNotes
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17y ago
I can't immediately find any context for this, did he drop the name twitter unprompted, was it part of a broader discussion or was it a direct question?
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17y ago
Heck if you have a recent gnu xargs you can add -P n and xargs will split the list out n ways and run them in parallel. Sort of like the first step of a poor-man's mapreduce. Reduce, on the other hand, is a pain; a simple > $$.out or si
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Science works [...] because scientists are asses.
(rifters.com)
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Wow, this is exactly what I never thought to wish for.
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I didn't want to leave this with just a vote. Thanks, this is fascinating and just the kind of thing I love HN for!
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17y ago
It's not just science. There is science being done but the shouting^Wpolitics more than drowns it out.
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Ditto.
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T-Mobile is down (everywhere?)
(merit.edu)
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17y ago
Well said. Most problems are actually people problems. Like other problems having awareness of their nature can help you sort them out when you're in them and occasionally avoid them before they happen. The biggest lesson I got from this ty
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17y ago
There are non-DND pen and paper RPGs if the wizards and warriors trope doesn't do it for you. Peter Watts pointed out Eclipse Phase[1] recently if transhumanism/singularity/horror are more your style; the PDF is legally available on various
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17y ago
Legend has it that one of the early ESS systems ran into something like this. Telephone switching systems have functionally zero downtime. They're designed to be fully modular, entirely hot swappable, the kind of thing Erlang was built for
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I see. It still doesn't fit the scenario of SSDs as there isn't a single retailer.
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See also the Related Work for shmux: http://web.taranis.org/shmux/
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I don't understand your assertion that the second definition is meaningless. Charging the market price is by the given definition not price gouging. Scarcity may be the term you're looking for.
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Not to get into a prescriptivism debate but "Price gouging" has a specific meaning, not just "charging a lot of money": > Price gouging is a term for a seller pricing much higher than is considered reasonable or fair. or > pricing
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Just as a datapoint, my wife once received a comprehensive account history including balance, full social security and PIN. Very scary to have all that information in one document, imagine if it had been my wife's information instead of som
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