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vhvjkyhkogvv
searching PlanetScale…
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vhvjkyhkogvv
7y ago
It may be that travel never has big enough margins to support a 10k employee middleman.
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vhvjkyhkogvv
7y ago
Kinda makes you wonder why they aren't using methods from the multi armed bandit literature.
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vhvjkyhkogvv
7y ago
Do you have a source for the last part?
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vhvjkyhkogvv
7y ago
Which company do you work for and does it share your values in this question?
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7y ago
"The grapes are sour anyway" is the standard open source answer for decades..
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7y ago
Because I don't have static ip.
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7y ago
Too late to edit but I read the article again and they compares it favorably to qsort so it makes sense to point out it's worse than std sort.
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7y ago
Comparing a stable sort to a normal sort is unfair. Compare it with std::stable_sort.
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7y ago
The reason cafes offer wifi is that otherwise people would stop coming.
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7y ago
If you base it origin couldn't that have false positives too? Like say other, less privileged apps?
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7y ago
A cost of doing business is one of the most essential expenses there is.
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7y ago
If the single line one delegates to the batch one it should solve most of them.
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7y ago
Well it could refer to a specific one.
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7y ago
> the amazon I think of tall female warriors
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7y ago
There are key differences between startup investing and that model. You just have to get sufficient amount of investors to recognize the diamond in the rough. Not a majority or anything near that. With enough money you don't have to co
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7y ago
One thing to keep in mind is our understanding of physics is only approximate so it's dangerous to draw too extreme conclusions. Approximate immortality is after all very different from actual immortality. We may well discover that the
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7y ago
Lucid dreamers were able to respond to stimuli while dreaming iirc
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7y ago
I'd build something that's impossible to miss, and hard to destroy. A stone henge on the moon maybe.