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by typon 5y ago
I would say that the Pep Guardiola led Barcelona already had this watershed moment, with their possession and passing focused play, built around tiki taka and dependence on phenomenonal playmakers like Xavi, Iniesta and Messi. No other team
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by typon 5y ago
This make is making me feel really stupid
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by typon 5y ago
Being able to regurgitate a memorized dynamic programming solution during an interview is already a pretty subjective signal which does not take into account the candidate's history or experience. I personally think that the real signa
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by typon 5y ago
What about this answer: working at a company like Palantir means you're morally compromised - a mercenary who will trade their skills to objectively make the world a worse place by contributing to a system that exploits and oppressed p
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by typon 5y ago
The entire history of software is apps copying from each other, improving on the previous generation (sometimes making things worse) and having the same done to them in the next generation. Don't see how you can single out Photopea for
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by typon 5y ago
How is the US not a foreign country?
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by typon 5y ago
There is something wrong with either Firefox or Github. I have the same issue on my repo and I know the mp4 files I generated are kosher.
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by typon 5y ago
In the good old days having a successful business meant making money. Now it seems old-fashioned.
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by typon 5y ago
There are a lot of instances of it, not just that particular video. "Planet of the apes" is probably more racist than even saying the "n-word"
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by typon 5y ago
Thanks for the font name and the explanation!
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by typon 5y ago
This post reminds me: every time I order any product from China, the labels always use this "ugly" font that an hour of Googling I couldn't find the name of. Does anyone know what font this is? Somehow every factory in China
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by typon 5y ago
It sounds like people are arguing about which President to blame for the jailing of journalists when both parties in the US hold the same position on the matter. The details are circumstantial.
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by typon 5y ago
You probably can't rent one right now to try, but I purchased a Hyundai Ioniq 5 and I think this car is the one to convince drivers of the EV future. It's just futuristic enough to be interesting and fun and traditional enough to
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by typon 5y ago
Interesting that you refer to him as the "Former Valve economist" rather than the Finance Minister of Greece (or the guy who stood up to the EU)
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by typon 5y ago
Not sure if you're making things up, but I really like your attitude. The world only moves forward because of people with principles, not because of people who make 'tough compromises'
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by typon 5y ago
Agreed. Fira Code is still the most aesthetically pleasing font that has all the modern features. Can't stand how robotic JetBrains Mono looks.
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by typon 5y ago
In fact we would be using a lot more simulators.
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by typon 5y ago
For something that doesn't really hospitalize most people and the vaccine isn't 95%+ effective? I'd say it's a great success given how popular it actually is
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by typon 5y ago
A really good app and generally adding positivity to the world :)
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by typon 5y ago
Most people have a yearly interaction with the flu vaccine, where it's made perfectly clear that you can still get the flu, but it will be mild and the efficacy is something like 60-80%. (At least this is what my pharmacist has told me
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by typon 5y ago
And when a company makes surplus profit from its employees' labour and doesn't compensate them for it accordingly, is that also considered theft?
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by typon 5y ago
How is winning a war against a decrepit nation's badly run military proof of any weapons system's superiority?
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by typon 5y ago
This is actually a feature, not a bug. With defer the control flow is more obvious and predictable. That’s one of the reasons new languages are adopting it.
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by typon 5y ago
This is very similar to the popular game "Pop the lock"
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by typon 5y ago
my experience was through the hidden wiki mostly
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by typon 5y ago
Tried it. Found mostly junk information and terrible people. Not worth the effort and time tbh
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by typon 5y ago
Having a job, presumably
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Solving Wordle Using Z3(typon.github.io)
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by typon 5y ago
This review is horribly mistaken, confused and hard to read. This person seemed like they watched the movie but missed the point entirely.
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by typon 5y ago
I love these kinds of threads, thanks for making it. Favouriting it for later. My recommendation: Hinge Points podcast, especially Episode 6: Let's Roll. ( https://www.patreon.com/posts/hinge-points-6-59759286 ) Goe

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