sooheon

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by sooheon 8y ago
We call that "shit you say when you're full" in Korea. It may be subjectively stressful, but don't expect much sympathy from people who objectively have it 100x worse than you do.
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by sooheon 8y ago
Nothing about a communication app inherently incites violence. It's the ass-backwardsness of the community that is the cause of this behavior. The answer is better education, not misplaced blame on technology. Would you have banned gos
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by sooheon 8y ago
Conscientiousness is taught and learned. You weren't born with your current conception of what it means to be a conscientious member of society, you learned it explicitly and through osmosis. "Nobody with an ounce of decency"
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by sooheon 8y ago
Why so adamant that the two are mutually exclusive? The reason road work signage has been legislated (or socially defined) into an issue of liability is, again, due to education.
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by sooheon 8y ago
Until the person who happens to be complaining personally upgrades their USB-A peripherals.
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by sooheon 8y ago
Just like the superfluous presence of HDMI, micro- and mini- and regular SD, CD slots, Ethernet ports won't affect my use of USB-C?
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by sooheon 8y ago
Or choices about the socioeconomic status of your parents, or your intelligence, or the country you are born into, etc. There is nothing unjust about inequality, because in a free market universe, everything is a choice and being left holdi
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by sooheon 8y ago
More opinionated, a little more bare-metal, a lot worse bus factor.
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by sooheon 8y ago
How is the "grid of patches" different from one more level of convolution?
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by sooheon 8y ago
Here the "normal case" I was referring to was how "else" usually appears at the same level as a predicate block.
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by sooheon 8y ago
Interesting how people's intuitions differ. For me hiding yet another . method that requires discovery is more burden on the human. I'd rather reach for map/filter => processing.
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by sooheon 8y ago
It's a special case that matches `else` with `if` at the wrong level of indentation. Seems a lot like faux-simplicity, like a lot of Python: it seems simple and "pythonic" superficially, but really forces the coder to learn s
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by sooheon 8y ago
How does anyone in this whole goddamn rotten system even pretend to serve justice anymore. Laws are literally being used selectively to persecute the weak, and look the other way for the powerful.
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by sooheon 8y ago
I like the way you think, do you write anywhere else? I'm only in my first year of designing and writing code professionally, much of what you point out about this being 1. difficult, and 2. a social/human endeavor rings true.
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by sooheon 8y ago
Isn't it at least literally true that biology encompasses all of physics, plus some added complexity/emergence on top of that?
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by sooheon 8y ago
Physical sciences have the benefit of being pitted against reality. A physicist a generation ahead of his time can make predictions about reality which will prove him correct, even if nobody else can understand what he's saying. A lite
887.
by sooheon 8y ago
Pretty sure GP was being sarcastic.
888.
by sooheon 8y ago
And what you're proposing is letting perfect be the enemy of the good. No matter how sustainable and green your alternative is, "less productive" anything won't fly in today's world economy. Until we change 8 billio
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by sooheon 8y ago
I don't think there are equivalent channels for introverts. Rather than fitting square pegs into round holes, introverts would to better to play to their strengths.
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by sooheon 8y ago
I'm intrigued. Any video of this method?
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by sooheon 9y ago
I agree this is a good default. But because of this, here in South Korea we have con artist pedestrians getting purposely "bumped" by cars and going off to lie in a hospital bed, leeching medical bills from the driver until he set
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by sooheon 9y ago
> I take measures to make it easy for them to do that. I wear reflective gear and have lights at night. I bike in an easily visible space. I signal where I'm going and move in a consistent, predictable manner. Because you're on
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by sooheon 9y ago
OK, you can probably guess the reason
894.
by sooheon 9y ago
What happened in 2014?
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by sooheon 9y ago
Why not? We have 8 billion people to build a great society with, I think 1/8 billionth of human effort could be directed to a great local burrito shop. Great societies are built by people doing their part and loving their lives, not by
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by sooheon 9y ago
I see nothing in those 10 costly errors that fundamentally disagree with Hickey's ranking, or advocate clearly for the need of type systems. I also question the value of taking too much stock in outliers. How many of us will be working
897.
by sooheon 9y ago
Sometimes you feel like asking trusted strangers online for a synthesized summary as it pertains to the topic at hand.
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by sooheon 9y ago
Heard of the no fly list?
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by sooheon 9y ago
> prescribes action instead of constraints Interesting line in the sand to draw. Reading the actual actions: > Prohibiting coal power plants, mandating emissions reduction, restricting # of cars on road, shutting down mines, removing
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by sooheon 9y ago
I get that democracy is your "team", and dictatorship is bad, but on this issue the form of government seems nearly orthogonal.

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