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10y ago
yeah that's correct, otherwise my arrows would be better described as functors, whoobs I'll go fix that.
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10y ago
Learning Category theory should be as easy as A -> B -> C. A is a category A -> B is an arrow, often called a morphism, but we're not going to be all highfalutin about this. Think of A -> B like a function which takes type
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10y ago
A function has a fixed point when for some value of x, x = f(x). This is interesting because it's some change, that doesn't change the result. in the lingua franca of javascript. var timesThree = (x => x * 3) //
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10y ago
This article really failed in addressing transdermals and how this works without constant infections.
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10y ago
AI trained from human's reading material are prone to the same biases that humans are. Just a forewarning to anyone going down this path.
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The American public is obviously the young girl standing against the bulls of Wallstreet.
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10y ago
Thanks for the tip, I'll add them to my kayak filter.
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10y ago
In short, it's passing the buck for having the nurse handle more responsibilities than is reasonable, and not hiring enough nurses.
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As I understand it and I'm not a lawyer but I do work in housing finance, housing, rentals, and short term rental all fall under the fair housing act. This is purposefully broad and done so because of how discrimination is such an affr
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10y ago
That's because he's a corporate shill. Corps need to keep their dirty fingers out of politics. Gov't has already restricted consumer choice with ISPs and now they want to use that lack of choice to punish us. It's really
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10y ago
It seems like the because of the broker aspect the law might apply to them, however I'm not a lawyer. It's certainly I would think, a bad idea to say I'm not renting to this person because of their race. You're basically
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10y ago
Why is this not a crime under fair housing act? At best this is a loophole which will be closed via precedent. A quick google shows that it looks like some Airbnb hosts are already being taken to court over violating the fair housing act so
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10y ago
This author is trash and should be ashamed of themselves. Downvote it to hell but at least I'm honest with myself about what's going down. Changing your ISP is harder than changing insurance, that is to say it's often impossi
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10y ago
Most logical fallacies feel that way until you get to the heart of the matter. Explore other examples of other extraordinary claims.
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It's actually very simple and let me be extremely clear here, this is NOT about picking someone's rights over others, this is about the magnitude of injustice. Here's a list of people incriminated for discrimination by month
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10y ago
Actually in the states that can still be discrimination and you can still be charged. Obviously it would be judged by a jury of your peers, however people have been successfully charged with discrimination in the states even when they defen
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In the United States yes that is one of the consequences of running a business. In the states you legally cannot deny service on the basis of any protected class. Protected classes include Race, Color, Religion, National Origin, Age (40+),
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10y ago
this article title is the worst.
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You don't have to change your feelings you just need to be aware of them and change your behavior. The moment we become aware of our cognitive biases is the moment we gain the capacity to work against them. It's great that you ide
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10y ago
You could be aware that you do that and counteract it in any way? For example I saw this and my reflex interpretation was that you were extremely dumb, but instead of just saying that I thought maybe they just haven't thought about usi
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We mostly focus on _work_ culture. Is the developer a move fast and break things dev, but your culture is more of a move slow and do it right? Do they focus more, less, or the same as other employees on tooling. Are they about always pushin
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I'm sure if they asked the american public, or their students, or youtube, or anyone if they were willing to help transcribe educational videos they would have gotten the help they needed. It sounds more like a petty way for administra
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Actually the article itself said that exercise and portion control lost the most weight. "In general, diet with exercise can work better than calorie cutting alone, but with only marginal additional weight-loss benefits." Then the
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Article says, exercise alone is not enough to lose weight. Well duh. That's like saying driving your car is not enough to lose gas, because you keep filling it up. People who say Oh you just need to exercise more don't realize tha
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10y ago
Also if water levels rise due to global warming it's like a hydroelectric station :V
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The idea that those who contributed to society to make it what it is should see any of the benefits instead of being tossed aside like a rag is not "Utopianism". People lose their jobs TODAY from automation, more jobs in America w
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Progress without mindfulness is unsustainable. Until China is able to be aware of where they actually are through adequate reporting it doesn't really matter much how far they've gotten, because it could be undone overnight withou
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Cool I'll give it another go once they release it.
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I'd use haskell if it weren't lazy by default and didn't use Cabal. Aka I'd use OCaml/F#.
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10y ago
Article is just about Ethos/Pathos/logos, aka shit you learned in highschool english.
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