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Indeed It's not only racist, but also does not promote outperforming. You can either sit and complain or try hard to skew the odds that are against you.
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6y ago
> https://vinaytech.wordpress.com/tag/disadvantages-of-ast/ cool
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6y ago
>If it's so universally bad, why is it legal in all of those countries? I don't know. I guess because nobody in power wants to change it? >And it wasn't always considered bad. That's not solid, we live and try to m
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6y ago
haha I wanted write comment like "since MS bought git the amount of crashes per week has increased" but I guess I'm too late to the party!
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6y ago
>You think that 7-11 selling eggplant parm or a specialty food shop deciding to sell some other specialty food are extremes? No, I've been talking about slavery part. >And is totally legal in those countries which clearly have di
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6y ago
>there are better data structures than Dictionary What built in you'd use?
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>they shouldn't be able to dictate what they sell on their platform? There's difference between "this product is not selling, we're stopping it" or any other similar business related reasoning and "randomly&
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6y ago
same in C# for list
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6y ago
Sure let's jump into extremas There's giant gap between selling slaves and selling books that challenge some way of perceiving things. One causes actual harm - both physically and mentally, the second at best triggers some people.
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6y ago
Vegan shop is expected to not sell meat. Global shop which sells almost everything is expected to not decide to not sell something because they not like it for some odd reasons, because otherwise at this scale it's some kind of censors
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6y ago
When I changed locales in Google settings from _my_country_ to US, then "test -test" returned 3 890 000 000 results
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6y ago
I think you may expect way too much from such a simple website
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6y ago
>test -test 0 here
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6y ago
holy shit my 3$ VPS!! nvm not this dc!
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6y ago
That was not snarky "?" that was just consideration :P
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6y ago
IBM Cloud /s Oracle Cloud /s Alibaba Cloud? OVH?
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6y ago
"both"? I mentioned 3 things :P
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6y ago
>unlike calculus—wasn’t something that physicists were expected to take during high school. did you guys have integrals in HS? I had only limits and derivatives for optimization via extremas finding EU, Poland.
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6y ago
I have very poor understanding of all of this, but I think that EU tech hubs focus on some ~~bullshit~~ not shiny industries like banking/financials, insurance and generally those very mature.
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6y ago
I disagree >There is good reason why nearly every engineering body out there has something along the lines of "Hold paramount their duty to public welfare" as the first item in the code of conduct. "Move fast and break thi
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>It's disrespectful and not giving the benefit of the doubt. So what? If actually OP knows that this is bad approach, then OP will clarify that he's aware and yada yada. What's the problem? lack of thick skin?
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but somehow people managed to get used to it and stopped caring
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6y ago
But market doesn't care about this, it's just some tiny group of insanely vocal people
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6y ago
how's that different from any other insult targeted at e.g nation? murican, nazi, polack, ching chong?
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6y ago
>than acknowledge the reality that nobody is forcing the Seuss estate or even eBay to do anything. How do you know this? Maybe efforts in previous years made them do it now?
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6y ago
>I don't like this fake-wokism SV monoculture creeping into everything We too Probably get thick skin advice is offensive nowadays
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6y ago
>The software industry wants to benefit from the fact that data can be copied for free (a unique property of our world), but also wants to put a sticker price on each ephemeral "copy" as of it's a material object. so thing
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6y ago
I think adding "is" - "Google is no longer wanted..." would be enough
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6y ago
>I've written here once before that AI ethics researchers are like hiring hackers working in security Except that afaik game studio actually hire people that worked on cheats - e.g Riot Games. In order to be defender you also need t
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6y ago
so once again using sane typing systems would save the day?
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