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tyrust
6y ago
I got it. It just seemed like from the phrasing of your post that a link to the description of Prop 25 would have made more sense.
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I wasn't expecting this reply given your original comment. To clarify, are you saying that when threats are censored it's not an encroachment of free speech because they aren't "part of a dialogue"? If so, then how
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6y ago
Yeah, what does that have to do with the paper the parent linked?
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6y ago
It looks like you have linked a paper proposing an improvement to SB10 that is unrelated to Prop 25, was this intentional?
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6y ago
A less slanted summary of Prop 25: https://ballotpedia.org/California_Proposition_25,_Replace_C...
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6y ago
Just because you might not make a rigorous contribution to a field doesn't mean you should avoid it. Applying a philosophical concept in the context of your life, for example, is a fine thing to write about.
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6y ago
>On a more general note, anytime a problem admits a dynamic programming solution, there almost always is a graph based approach. This concept was introduced to me back in my algorithms class and is pretty useful. For anyone looking for
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6y ago
I think you might have to change your "is" to a "was". wiki isn't really used anymore and the internal search is really really good.
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6y ago
Does adding timestamps not handle this case?
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6y ago
These aren't typo-fix PRs. Thousands of them simply added "an amazing project" to the title of the readme, as was suggested in the video.
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6y ago
You ignored the costs of labor. Not that it matters, my point stands. The cost exists and different solutions put it in different places.
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6y ago
You've described a solution that puts the cost/work on the provider. IPFS and BitTorrent shifts that to the consumers.
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6y ago
My wife and I have been going through the films from the beginning. We're only up to '95 and they've all been great so far. I think that (in the US at least) Isao Takahata's works are underappreciated. I only knew him
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6y ago
Gotcha. The parent comment should have said that it "might have" changed the outcome.
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6y ago
You're technically correct, but how do you think people would behave differently with ranked-choice voting?
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6y ago
Does "developer" imply professional? By my definition they're definitely a dev.
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6y ago
At least that one is obviously just an opinion piece. I donno how they arrived at the conclusion that having a stable family made him conservative, but that's his business and that's fine. I'm pretty sure both sides of the
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6y ago
A lackluster opinion piece that is attempting to disguise as an essay. The thesis of the article [0] is unsupported by any of its content. Statistics for the number of friends people have are adjacent to statistics about suicides, implying
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6y ago
Sorry I have no idea :( I've never used it, either. Thanks for Caddy, btw!
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6y ago
>Every documented config setting is for the new json format I did my v2 migration this past weekend and for few minutes thought this as well. I think part of the problem is that when you use the site search for some Directives all that c
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6y ago
>"security" Is there a reason for the scare quotes? In the Reddit thread, the author of xwwp says that the concerns are legitimate: https://np.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/ifieb8/towards_a_se
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6y ago
Do you have a link? Or you had a personal conversation with them?
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6y ago
You've asked for a source without linking your "very reliable source".
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6y ago
It's hard to say because Lyft wasn't forced to shut down, they're doing it preemptively, perhaps to push for a vote on their Prop.
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6y ago
Great idea, but in the meantime these workers need healthcare.
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6y ago
Sorry, it's not immediately obvious to me how this excerpt is relevant. I don't really know anything about the French Revolution, so that's probably part of my confusion. I think my key takeaway from it is: >Men are not t
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6y ago
Now you're not acknowledging the consequences, too.
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6y ago
It is a tall order! To make it a little easier (and hopefully clear up a potential semantic misunderstanding), I don't mean the idea itself, but its communication and implied call to action. Ideas rattling around in your head certain
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Sure, the point isn't for me to Google it but to have a conversation here. Thanks for the info, though.
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6y ago
Are you able to briefly summarize the ideas presented in it? "Go read $book" sort of ends the conversation otherwise.
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