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It might make sense to read a translation in a language you understand. Many of the books that are considered classics are specifically because they ARE accessible. That doesn't necessarily mean that they are easy, but there is a big d
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From Mathematics to Generic Programming - Stepanov & Rose Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid - Hofstadter Euclid's Elements
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Like you, there were things I could hold in my head when I was younger that I cannot now. However, thinking back, it probably had more to do with the fact that when I was younger my other knowledge was less useful to anyone so it was unlike
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The best engineering managers I've seen help remove unhelpful friction for the team. This includes helping the team make decisions quickly, facilitating interactions with other teams, shielding them from unnecessary meetings, etc.
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After the Persian War, Greek city states were giving money to Athens to help provide for the common defense. Athens used that to build up a huge army and eventually starting making more demands of the other city-states. This led to the Pelo
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I often find books I want to read that don't have audio versions or the audio version is for a different translation than what I want to read. So if you are looking for specific things to read the (eventual) use of this type of technol
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I seriously doubt you can tell someone's genetics (their race) based on their voice. On the other hand, you can tell a huge amount about the culture in which they were raised.
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Interesting. Are cards banned from jails and prisons?
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I assumed that Mein Kampf was commonly read in high school at schools with a strong great books program. Is that not the case in the US?
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The author seems to find it inexplicable that"Mein Kampf" would be allowed if any other book is banned. "Mein Kampf" is a fairly common read for high school and college classes that focus on original source material. Not
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The issue appeared to be that note cards weren't allowed. Presumably, there would have been no problem if his family copied them onto 8.5 x 11 paper. I don't know why they would ban notecards, but it seems at least possible that t
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Support yourself living in a large house with a nice car and a family? Or support yourself as a single person living in a 2 bedroom apartment with 3 other roommates? Or support yourself with enough money to have some spending cash as you wo
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I find it curious that after all the pages they dedicate to saying that water is getting browner, they say that the primary cause of brownness is a reduction in the amount of acid rain over the last 40 years but some people suspect that war
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> Bail is usually proportional to your crime I think it is supposed to be tied to how likely you might be to flee. So a rich person accused of a crime that could lead to the death penalty would have huge bail. (Or likely not be given bai
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Musk seems to be indicating that banning it was a mistake: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1604616426114932737
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> But, setting up a private CA is no easy feat The amount of hours I've seen companies spend trying to get private CAs to work with all their dev tools (like artifact repositories, etc.) often outweighs the benefits. If you have a h
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> You’re supposed to lead without authority John seems to be particularly calling out that he was not able to influence the people with high enough rank to make decisions. So it sounds like he at least thought there was an authority stru
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If I'm browsing an SaaS and see a chat box that says someone is online. I'm much more likely to ask a question to the chat where I would otherwise just leave without trying to contact support in another way.
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If it is clear I'm talking to a chat bot, then I have the option. But if you make me jump through hoops to get a human and then give me a bot, I'm going to be pretty annoyed at you.
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Exactly. When I know I can get a real live helpful person, it is awesome. When it is a bod that will just try to find information in the FAQ that I've already read, it is not very useful. When it is a live person who only knows how to
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Public companies make public announcements because they need investors to know they are cutting costs.
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Good point. It isn't like it is hard to find wrong answers on SO that were written by (hopefully) well meaning humans.
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I have a number of mailboxes on the services that are down. The big issue is that they aren't really communicating what is actually wrong so it is hard to tell if we should set email up on a different service. Also if we switch to O365
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Was talking with a homeless guy yesterday. He has been given free housing multiple times, but he always leaves and goes back to living on the streets. He isn't kicked out, he just leaves. He is a very nice guy, but isn't looking
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I sat down with someone who said their family was starving because they couldn't get enough food from their snap benefits. We went through how much they had and put together a healthy basic menu (rice, beans, etc.) that would make sure
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It is a similar situation with buying a car for $500 that will require lots of repairs vs. a more expensive car that will give you a lower cost per mile. While this does add some drag, in most of the situations I've actually seen, it i
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I guess I'm seeing it more as a will where you state what you want to have happen after you die. So they are saying that what he wrote in 2003, he didn't mean in 2013. I'll agree it is a far cry in wording, but seems similar
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> When I kick the bucket, what happens to my hard drive? Well you could write a will saying that you want it to be released to the public and then have someone come along and say, "they didn't really mean it." http:/
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Was your hospital by any chance using Meditech as the terminal based application?
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Is it because they are "mobile-digital native" or is it because what they are being asked to write is closer to texting than a normal high school level English paper? I've seen what community college teachers are having kids
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