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511.
by voxl 7y ago
I'm also free to discuss my opinion! Stop trying to silence it.
512.
by voxl 7y ago
It's weird you bring up global warming when there is scientific consensus that it is not only happening but man made. Doesn't seem like a good analogy for something you want more data on.
513.
by voxl 7y ago
What is actually being argued is the cult worship of a particular engineer. I am against cult worship, so find the fact that Carmack is entering this space simply not news worthy. Yet here it is. Do I wish him the best of luck and hope he c
514.
by voxl 7y ago
If someone says they're going to bomb an event on Twitter should they be banned? Yes, everyone agrees. If someone says they're a race realist and that they're going to make fun of all the black people in tech should they be b
515.
by voxl 7y ago
Dead iddan, Haskell is in fact a programming language, despite what the phrasing of your comment might imply. Translation from language to language is often difficult, we don't do typically do it from English to say Spanish not because
516.
by voxl 7y ago
You missed the point. The point is a person with power over you needs to be respectful of that power. Your boss is never going to be as buddy-buddy with you as a coworker, because your boss has a lot more say over your pay and whether or no
517.
by voxl 7y ago
Ah stoicism, toxic masculinity lite
518.
by voxl 7y ago
The law of the excluded middle is about the truth status of any proposition. The fact that the alphabet of the language has to have a decidable equality does not mean the law of the excluded middle is true for any theory built from the lamb
519.
by voxl 7y ago
The problem with super determinism isn't contradiction it's the absurdity of the conclusions. Every action, every thought, every motion of the atom is completely predetermined. Okay, fine, but then my deliberation on what to do ne
520.
by voxl 7y ago
Preach. Politics being silenced in a work place is so short sighted and dumb. We should strive for a world where disagreement is not the end of a good working relationship, not one where crypto-politics is the new normal in the workplace. B
521.
by voxl 7y ago
This may come as a surprise to the fanatics of Dune, but there are actually some of us who finished it and just rolled our eyes at the end. It was subpar for me in just about every way, and cringey would be an apt description of the entire
522.
by voxl 7y ago
This is the most ridiculous bikeshedding I've ever seen, I'm glad he didn't cave to the ridiculous request to rename it.
523.
by voxl 7y ago
You've convinced me, I'll avoid government jobs.
524.
by voxl 7y ago
I don't think so, I think this is one of the easiest things to forget. Even in school, Big-O is used almost exclusively, very rarely do you see Big-Omega, Big-Theta, Little-O, etc. Even though in algorithmic analysis these are all used
525.
by voxl 7y ago
Rich kids are connected. How many poor kids get personally tutored by someone gifted in math? Rich parents can not only afford it, but have the network to convey the demand in the first place. It's not just a test score thing, parents
526.
by voxl 7y ago
Your claims require evidence.
527.
by voxl 7y ago
And yet you didn't buy a competitive building toy other than LEGO. It's almost like consumers aren't basing their decisions on random dogma.
528.
by voxl 7y ago
In other words, stoicism is completely dependent on morality, and being a moral relativist, that means stoicism is not only useless to me, but completely wrong.
529.
by voxl 7y ago
Constraints are not necessary for creativity.
530.
by voxl 7y ago
These strange claims with no evidence. Working from home has to fight existing inertia, you couldn't WFH prior to the internet age, so no one did. Now it's possible and suddenly not everyone is cut out for it. Not everyone is cut
531.
by voxl 7y ago
Conclusive is a stretch. I personally think that reality has "true-randomness" or, is otherwise not deterministic. Unfortunately, at least from a philosophical perspective for now, things like Superdeterminism have to be considere
532.
by voxl 7y ago
I think this claim is ought to be very controversial, I seriously doubt anyone would consider Blockchain a viable source of true-randomness.
533.
by voxl 7y ago
Lets see the easily falsified napkin math then
534.
by voxl 7y ago
Nothing you said is relevant if the person will refuse council if they percieve it to be from someone who won't be able to understand their issues.
535.
by voxl 7y ago
It's comical that the article suggests we always try to falsify randomness, when the "simple" deterministic explanations (Superdeterminism) at this point are unfalsifiable.
536.
by voxl 7y ago
Talk about a slippery slope, let's really defend the Nazi message board? No, burn it down, and any and all other websites that allow white nationalists to effectively build communities.
537.
by voxl 7y ago
Are you thinking of the Fields Medal in math?
538.
by voxl 7y ago
It's relatively recently that slavery was outlawed. Recency has little to do with it.
539.
by voxl 7y ago
Two counters: 1. You entirely ignored the thesis of the comment you responded to. Which is that other nodes can be implemented in more "mature" languages. 2. I don't buy for a second that new languages are more susceptible. Y
540.
by voxl 7y ago
Do you think you're a representative example? As opposed to what I consider is more likely: People neglect sleep and water consumption combined with natural night owls being forced into a particular schedule.

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