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Or satire if you put a disclaimer that it's not the person depicted. Would you want a cartoonist arrested for the involuntary porn of painting trump naked with a micro penis?
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Does anyone have the d hn threads about her? Got banned for sexism back in the day for calling her our for being a fraud and not being civil. Hi Doug.
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Yes, we need to hack the British for their opposition to the classical liberal position of free exchange of slaves between states.
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What's constructive in one system is nonconstrictive in another. The only people who take constructive proofs to be more meaningful than nonconstrictive ones are software engineers. Usually with some mumbo jumbo about how type systems
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Yes which is why it's halarious when people say that in ancient Greece homosexuality was acceptable. But looks like you and X other people can't read and feel very defensive about something that no one has actually said.
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Unlikely. When people talk about homosexuality being acceptable in ancient societies they leave out the fact that it was acceptable for barely pubescent boys to be the receiving partner for adults. So are we going to head down that route in
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Proof by contradiction would disagree with you.
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Absolutely. People who understand math can't swim. They just board a ship going in the direction they want and get there without drowning.
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Or better yet lisp. You actually have to know what you mean.
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[[citation needed]] What has been an amateur science breakthrough in the last century or two which didn't have at it's base some billions of dollars of government funding.
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It doesn't matter how deep a hole you did. You won't strike oil if you're digging at the wrong place.
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The people most worried about AI are the ones not working on it. We don't know how to initialise a simple feed forward neural network yet let alone train it efficiently. It will be centuries before the theory catches up with the procti
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My opportunity cost is a mid six figure salary vs the hustle of trying to sell something that can be copied very easily by others. Not worth my time or effort any more.
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These people are not entertainers. Demand they post their work on YouTube makes as much sense as demanding architects use smoke signals to communicate their progress.
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It is but the number of people who can understand it's value is inversely proportional to the interest of the work. I had to setup a TAI server for a trading company I worked in because no other time mechanism could record the trades h
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He proved arithmetic is independent of logic. Geometry isn't.
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The homeless epidemic mostly. Sometimes doing badly is better than doing terribly. In the name of the perfect and being 'non prejudiced' the current generation of psychologists have doomed the mentally ill to living standards lowe
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Other than using json there's nothing to improve on for the type of work I do. With jq and a few self written small programs in C I get on par performance with 'better' tools that have teams of hundreds working on them.
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The Unix tools don't work on guis. Piping between applications on the command line is still faster and simpler to hack together than a real solution. I don't feel the need for anything more because the desktop is pretty much dead
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Light themes during the nights are murder on the eyes. Give me a nice solarised light theme during the day and a dark one at night.
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I am out of SF. The number of times I've seen people start trying to parse XML with regular expression tell me all I need to know about their ability to code.
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You're lucky enough if you can find a developer who knows mutable data structures outside of SF. If you want immutable ones you need to add a zero to their wage. Most shops aren't prepared for that.
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The Google results started going bad for me around when project humming bird came along. We need a distributed open data alternative that can be tweaked for your proferences transparently. And we also need to start paying for the internet.