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by tyrust 7y ago
>Maybe California should do a few more of these flights before finding something else to ban? I don't see why these two can't be done in parallel.
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by tyrust 7y ago
It always baffles me when the top comment isn't discussing the article, but provides a response to the headline as if the article doesn't even exist.
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by tyrust 7y ago
Makes sense, thanks for taking a crack at fixing this problem!
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by tyrust 7y ago
Is there anything unique about your site that prevents Instagram from just implementing licensing themselves?
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by tyrust 7y ago
It sounds like you're referring to a specific subset of problems, namely ranking and retrieving web documents. The "searching" section of TAoCP is about search algorithms [0]. Some of these (finding by keys, hashing, etc.) a
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by tyrust 7y ago
>it is irrelevant for hiring >jazz beats rap for potential hires Are you intentionally contradicting yourself?
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by tyrust 7y ago
>My personal preference is not important >I'll choose the one who likes Beethoven more than Bieber. But that is your personal preference.
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by tyrust 7y ago
Yup, you're referring to "sex" also.
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by tyrust 7y ago
If you adopt more accurate terminology by substituting "gender" for "sex" you shouldn't have an issue.
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by tyrust 7y ago
I think they have the resources. Recent example: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-reddit-funding/reddit-val...
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Then what is it?
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by tyrust 7y ago
>Carbon foot print from vinyl is lower than online streamed music due to the co2 foot print of all the servers serving online music. The quote and article you linked doesn't say or support that. It is more likely that there are just
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by tyrust 7y ago
These conversations primarily occur online and are thus easily avoidable. >Plus it hurts the value of the equity portion of your compensation, so it a way, it's theft too. I doubt it. The culture has probably done more positive than
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by tyrust 7y ago
No one is preventing you from working.
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by tyrust 7y ago
>the gains seem like they will be minimal The article and published study quantify the gains: >The suit weighs about 11 pounds. The team's research, published Thursday in the journal Science, finds that a person wearing this suit
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by tyrust 7y ago
>It’s also fun to remember that this event happened 26,000 years ago. Tweet from the author saying this, in case anyone else was looking for a citation: https://twitter.com/quantumpenguin/status/1160708885260328
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by tyrust 7y ago
It is racist. It is making generalizations of people in an entire country based on old history. It would be like calling the US a country of literal cowboys.
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by tyrust 7y ago
Sorry I don't really have time to get into this. I looked very briefly at that study. It compares US cities to other US cities using data from 1990. I would be more interested in how the US stacks up against other countries that don&
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by tyrust 7y ago
I assume you're joking, but this is sorta racist and also dismissive of the value of stricter gun regulations.
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by tyrust 7y ago
Even if you aren't comfortable with it you ought to do it in America. Your protest only hurts the underpaid laborer.
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by tyrust 7y ago
I'd rather not risk being charged for whatever loss of use number they come up with as well.
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by tyrust 7y ago
What a terribly cynical thing to say. A yard whose flora aligns with the local ecosystem will be much more hardy and just as beautiful than a sterile lawn and some flowers that will die within the season. For some pictures in California fo
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by tyrust 7y ago
The overlay does not imply a TAS. Other players are just interested in the inputs required to perform certain actions.
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by tyrust 7y ago
This is mentioned in the article as not being good enough and is just postponing the issue. (I would post a quote, but the Bloomberg mobile site is not cooperating with me).
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by tyrust 7y ago
I don't see the value of such broad generalizations.
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by tyrust 7y ago
Perhaps. I have been thinking about it, but from what I've heard wayland still has some shortcomings. I'm sort of deferring this decision to the i3 dev: when/if he decides to port i3 to wayland (or pass the torch to sway) t
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by tyrust 7y ago
You have a choice of a few tiling window managers on Linux that fit your requirements. None of them have eye tracking, though :) I've used i3wm for years and can't see myself switching anytime soon.
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by tyrust 7y ago
I pretty much disagree with every point here, but we don't need to get into it. You do you.
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The biggest benefit will probably be for new programmers following a tutorial that provides a template. The word "clone" means nothing to them. They just want to copy and build off of this project on their own GitHub. Yes, it doe
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by tyrust 7y ago
>Working hard is only good if the work in itself is rewarding, or the money buys you things that are rewarding. This is a pretty restricted view of turn power of money. Charity and/or helping one's family is rewarding. Also r

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