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by snidane 5y ago
Sorry, I don't know how to write fan fiction. I don't know what you guys over there read.
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by snidane 5y ago
While the ivermectin story is largely explained by the confounding factor of parasite presence in developing countries, it indirectly helped covid patients by curing them of other problems and thus reducing the potence of covid. Not so much
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by snidane 5y ago
> We test every situation that we can think of: errors, edge cases, and so on. Pretty bold claim. Either their fantasy can't think of many weird data issues, or their data is somehow guaranteed to be always validated, or the
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by snidane 5y ago
The 'module' is a library of pay computation functions that your app uses privately. The library itself is public and could have other users, eg. you when invoking manually from cli when testing things out. Test your library code
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by snidane 5y ago
Historical baggage. The 'c' doesn't contribute to the sound of the czech 'ch' (russian 'x'), unless you read the 'c' as an english 'k'. Kh as in Kharkiv makes more sense.
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by snidane 5y ago
I'd personally lean towards using english spelling for some of these, which for example pinyin (chinese in latin alphabet) also adopted. It's pretty established already and would be easier to adopt by foreigners. - ch (č) inst
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by snidane 5y ago
You might want to check out 'hck' to replace 'cut'. https://github.com/sstadick/hck
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by snidane 5y ago
What Python is to Java, Bash is to Python. Many simple file and data munging tasks can be done on cli 100x faster with 10x less code than Python, using rudimentary bash-fu. I already see a wave of Python undoing in the data world. Python be
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by snidane 5y ago
Will they start shooting rockets when it gets foggy ouside now?
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by snidane 5y ago
I wonder if it gets widespread to oppose the dominant hyperquantitative, every fart tracked in jira, can't measure - can't manage trend. Which was never pushed by anybody from the industry, but got spread by project management fra
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by snidane 5y ago
Glaciers and big rocks? Obligatory Randall Carlson reference https://youtu.be/A2PzfWur6pY
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by snidane 5y ago
The article is good, but the comparison to cars might not be exactly apt. You might ask why can J.K.Rowling afford a maid and a nanny but not a Falcon X rocket today. Perhaps her great grand children will.
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by snidane 5y ago
Just use the Japan map emoji as shown next to the Japan headline in the article. The image of Japan country looks like the increasing chart enough and is green.
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by snidane 5y ago
You don't need additional SQL repetitive cruft. from population select country, rollup(city), count(*) sort Can represent this repetitive SQL query: select country, city, count(*) from population
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by snidane 5y ago
Slavic languages are quite simple to pick up because their writing and reading systems are almost the same. You can predict the sounds by the consistent rules of prununciation. Especially with the slavic languages which underwent modernizat
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by snidane 5y ago
Great article. Introducing privatization into networks and expecting solving the centralized government laziness by markets ia a bit naive since on networks you won't have competition. You are only introducing a market of 1 monopolisti
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by snidane 5y ago
UBI can work if and only if you can curb monopoly private taxes (real estate rents, fees, tips). Otherwise any money handed out freely to people end up immediately eaten up by monopoly private taxes for having no competition to level prices
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by snidane 5y ago
If 0 Kelvin means object particles at complete stop and >0K meaning particles moving at a certain speed, shouldn't infinite temperature be impossible, since no particle can move faster than the speed of light?
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by snidane 5y ago
Scripts from another dimension, now in Python. https://scriptsofanotherdimension.tumblr.com/
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Great Pyramid K 2019 (2019)(youtube.com)
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by snidane 5y ago
Can't blame them that they seize the opportunity that the system grants them. It's however bizzare that the system would grant them a monopoly on something they didn't invent. They merely took it from the community of English
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by snidane 5y ago
Match is a common English word, in dating world describing a matchmaking activity that has existed for millenia. How can a company legitimately claim a name that has had a clear prior art on it? Can I claim the word 'The' for eter
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by snidane 5y ago
200 neurons, yet still more AI complete than any concocted deep learning attempt with way more of so called "neurons".
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by snidane 5y ago
Did you just accuse him of making conclusions without evidence while responding with absolute certainty? This discussion is about discussing an actual study that can back up the calculatio of covid vs vax side effects. Afaik, prior to that
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by snidane 5y ago
then bbq.
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by snidane 5y ago
Dangerous game that is. Covid vaccines are essentially what you propose, but without the natural ability to spread. Designed to be without side effects, turns out not to be so much without side effects Only time will tell.
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by snidane 5y ago
Try passing rent onto tenants with LVT in place where all the real estate sitting idle suddenly enters the market. Just try. You either adopt LVT or your civilization ends. With sky high real estate prices you can choose a fast death by ci
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by snidane 5y ago
Same. It's a fairly accurate predictor of a company downturn after getting sunk in total complexity and ensuing certain employee churn. The only reason for Scala adoption was Spark 10 years ago. Scala/Spark engineers were pulling
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by snidane 5y ago
These cohorts are the cash cows for pharma industry. Surprise surprise they'd rather sacrifice 99.9% of healthy population to save their major source of perpetual income. No hate against chronically ill, obese and diabetic, just pointi
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by snidane 5y ago
Thay's why constitutions exist. So that any 1% cannot be abused by the 99%. Pure democracy means 51% can wipe out the 49%, Rwanda style.

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