tonyhb

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by tonyhb 6y ago
I hear you but... nothing. We can't force drug users to not own drugs. If you have a gun, keep it, don't comply, rebel! There's no need to force it from you. Forceful removing comes up a lot but gun control isn't abou
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by tonyhb 6y ago
Bro, 1-800-JUNK is going to say they'll "take" or "not take" things from you when you phone them up. Are they inciting violence to the same degree as trump here too?
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At some point you'd have to start understanding that not complying is the cause of your problems...
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by tonyhb 6y ago
I disagree that the average person can genuinely believe that "take" is a strong word of force and should be banned from twitter . It's definitely not equal to "they'll be met with serious force" in terms of t
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by tonyhb 6y ago
Not at all. The government could fine you for having a gun. Don't pay the fine? Maybe it's the same as an unpaid parking ticket. Or they could ask you to hand it in if you have a license. Same thing occurs. Or they could simp
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by tonyhb 6y ago
At no point was there ever a threat of force from Beto, especially not with armed police. Maybe you should read up on how the Australian government handled gun control: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_law_of_Australia
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by tonyhb 6y ago
Called it, but it took longer than expected: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18141918 The Safari team do move slowly.
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by tonyhb 6y ago
No, because it started explaining why computers are good and I didn't need a recap.
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by tonyhb 6y ago
> To keep reading this story, create a free account. Can anyone post a rundown of this article? Medium is really getting annoying here. Edit: https://outline.com/dET6YM for anyone else interested.
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by tonyhb 6y ago
"Island" - Aldous Huxley. "Principles" - Ray Dalio. "On the shortness of life" - Seneca.
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Notwithstanding the political debate that you're enticing, I believe "abolish the police" is shorthand for "abolish the current police system/qualified immunity and replace it with something more humane". I str
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True eventual consistency.
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Maybe this would be the case if they froze the account instead of blocking the user and sending money to random people. You wouldn't send money back to criminals. This isn't normal behaviour.
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by tonyhb 6y ago
A fork of visual studio to only work with .md files, with an NPM plugin to render markdown as a preview, and pull out links between the files as a D3 map. :thinking-face: I'm not sure about this one. Maybe for others, but not the UI
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by tonyhb 6y ago
It's kind of a weird phrase. Would normally "start a server". But yes, generally speaking, it's a one liner to expose $PWD: python3 -m http.server
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by tonyhb 6y ago
This is similar to sqlc for Golang: https://github.com/kyleconroy/sqlc If you're looking for the ability to generate type-safe SQL – given you write SQL correctly – this project is pretty good. Aalso a fan of SQLB
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by tonyhb 6y ago
Agreed. And looking at Koch donations... he's only "donating" to his own companies: > Koch Industry's Molex is transforming its production line to help produce Sense's Biodetection new COVID-19 test that produce
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by tonyhb 6y ago
Memrise is surprisingly good, I've found. It focuses on phrases, and has short videos with native speakers talking that you learn from. Also has repetition. It's a good app.
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by tonyhb 7y ago
Yeah. I use it for work (healthcare, 3D simulations, GPU, our own custom apps for treatment planning) and also for gaming. Would recommend with Parsec.
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A marginal amount considering you need to have far less operational staff "below the line" when you don't have thousands of properties to manage.
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"The investors will also get warrants that can be converted into shares with a valuation for the company of $18 billion, a drop of almost half since Airbnb’s last fundraising in 2017, the people said." This indicates they'll
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by tonyhb 7y ago
Ran through some numbers from their S1's and Harvard Business School's anaylsis. By mid Q3 they'll be out of cash at their current burn with no new money, given their 2020 obligations.
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by tonyhb 7y ago
If they don't investigate the science behind "why" how do you think they come up with new ideas and improvements? I'm sure they don't discard their learnings!
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by tonyhb 7y ago
Nope, the efficiency is captured as profit only until other efficient competitors appear and lower the price. The price does _not_ "trickle down" to consumers or employees until it has to. Again, theory: why would a company give
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by tonyhb 7y ago
Yes. His point is that game theory and economic principles favour the leaner, therefore every company moves to max. efficiency with JIT supply chains and max leverage. The only way around this is regulation if we want to be able to withsta
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by tonyhb 7y ago
Current problem is that money right now will be evaporating when loans default. The financial system is built on itself so that loans create money. It does not expect to come to a grinding halt. If it does, loans aren't repaid, a
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by tonyhb 7y ago
Short: There are money runs on funds causing liquidity issues. Funds sell assets to market makers for cash to give rich people their money. This causes a downwards spiral and asset prices plunge. Now, the fed will continue to buy assets (
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by tonyhb 7y ago
The paper is also linked at the bottom of the article: https://www.cs.rice.edu/~as143/Papers/SLIDE_MLSys.pdf
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Slide neural net training algorithm faster on CPUs than GPUs(insidehpc.com)
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I suppose if you're an engineer out of touch with humans that wants to automate the motivation of your team... I have no idea.

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