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by tpoacher 3y ago
why 's', and not, say, 'up'?
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by tpoacher 3y ago
Where by "better" you probably mean "worse", amirite?
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A combination of Ibuprofen and Paracetamol usually does the trick. ... oh wait, I thought you said migranes .
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To be clear, I dont mind zoom using data from their service to train "their AI models", particularly where these are transparent and specific. I was more concerned about the wording, which implied they would give themselves the ri
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by tpoacher 3y ago
He never said "I got hit by a bull" It could be the case that he crashed into a farm and killed a bull and now the farmer is about to kill him with a shotgun. Which according to the author is secondary information.
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by tpoacher 3y ago
perhaps a petition is in order
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by tpoacher 3y ago
(fortunes) % You'll never see all the places, or read all the books. But fortunately, not all are recommended.
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by tpoacher 3y ago
GTA San Andreas /s
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by tpoacher 3y ago
This entire article was a pretext for that "Ass Holes" pun in the middle, wasn't it. xD
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AGI is not a difficult "problem". It's a difficult "definition". Given very specific, practical, functional definitions, AGI is a breeze.
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"Consent"
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by tpoacher 3y ago
I don't avoid "news". I avoid so-called "mainstream" conglomerate-driven media. Subtle difference.
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> "enables" it's not a violation of your freedoms and privacy, it's an opportunity ! /s
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There's a certain sense of irony in the fact that the same people who don't see the point of gemini "when HTTP exists" and "when there's nothing stopping you from writing a simple no-frills html page" also
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not to mention, butterflies [insert relevant xkcd comic here]
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> It all boils down to trust and managing expectations. Yes. Which is why both you and OP are correct.
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I mean, fair enough. Just because you're an immunologist doesn't mean you carry spare adrenaline, antihistamines, inhalers, and steroid infusions in your fanny pack at conventions. All they can do is call an ambulance. It's a
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by tpoacher 3y ago
IIRC, Michael Feathers calls this "Scratch Refactoring" in his "Working effectively with Legacy Code" book from 2005. Excellent read even today.
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Cash would have been a lot more useful if they didn't mandate "renewal" every 5-10 years. (which necessarily needs to happen via a bank, obviously).
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Since it has not been mentioned yet: Discworld Noir is easily one of the best adventure games of all time. And apart from it being very difficult to get running due to heavy reliance on platform specific hacks and DRM of the time, once you
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by tpoacher 3y ago
Indeed. Which is why you should use the built-in parameter expansion provided by bash for easily removing a suffix, instead of an external program. The thing about spaces (and expansion more generally) as I understand it is this. At some po
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by tpoacher 3y ago
p-values aren't problematic. How people use them is. Same with bayes factors. I've seen people claim "anything above 3 is significant". Incidentally, the theory behind p-values is actually beautiful, and p-values can gen
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by tpoacher 3y ago
This article is obvious bait. It has to be. You choose to expand a variable and then complain about not wanting the expansion? Or about the behaviour of clearly documented special variables doing exactly what they're supposed to instea
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Nice! Great "bug as a feature" trick!
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I liked the ending quote :)
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Alas, whenever I tried PSPP as an alternative to SPSS, it seemee to lack a lot of functionality. A better free alternative to look at if interested, is JASP.
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by tpoacher 3y ago
Greenland et al on pvalues is an excellent read.
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I had a similar thought as OP, except I didnt just "move" the repos and delete on github. Instead, the github mirrors now contain informative readmes with a helpful link to the sourcehut repos. Why? Because unfortunately github is
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by tpoacher 3y ago
Good article. It focuses on build times as the bottelneck, but actually for me most of the time that bottleneck is 2FA. By the time I've managed to sign in to my email to double check an instruction, I've already forgotten what I
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by tpoacher 3y ago
That ... is an excellent question.

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