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by xlm1717 10y ago
It's an article edited for lay audiences. It is for people who don't have the expertise to evaluate his proofs. You can look up his research, though, if you want. If you have an expert friend you can have that friend explain it to
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by xlm1717 10y ago
That's not the market demanding it. Yelp could easily fire uppity workers and replace them with people willing to work for that wage.
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by xlm1717 10y ago
I think that's what Yelp ended up doing with Eat24, moving the office to Phoenix if I recall correctly.
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by xlm1717 10y ago
>Instead of focusing on feelings, we have to think about what the next action is, Pychyl says. He counsels people to break down their tasks into very small steps that can actually be accomplished. So if it’s something like writing a lett
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by xlm1717 10y ago
Talk about rose tinted glasses! You would need to invent some new product that did those things for kids and convince parents to buy it, otherwise no one will ever pay you millions to make kids happy and teach them something.
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by xlm1717 10y ago
That is what frustrated me about it at first. Once I got through those tedious first few levels though, and you unlock some of the more fun power-ups, the game gets enjoyable.
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by xlm1717 10y ago
Who has time for due process when such misogynistic injustice is taking place.
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by xlm1717 11y ago
Excellent piece here. Does a great job of demonstrating "concept creep" from both liberal and conservative ideologies, and of describing how we got to this situation in the first place. The bullet points towards the end summarize
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by xlm1717 11y ago
It only looks like conservation of momentum is violated. From the article: >The cone allows Unruh radiation of a certain size at the large end but only a smaller wavelength at the other end. So the inertia of photons inside the cavity
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by xlm1717 11y ago
>Seems stupid the (possibly) most groundbreaking advance in propulsion ever made, can't get a million or two when we collectively gamble more than that each day at casinos lotteries and horses races. Perhaps they need to set up a cr
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by xlm1717 11y ago
City and state borders are very different to national borders.
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by xlm1717 11y ago
We have enough citizens. It's not that companies need workers, it's that they need cheap workers.
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by xlm1717 11y ago
Not just the justice system, but society in general. If you're arbitrarily targeted by the internet outrage mob for doing or saying something they don't like, your life can be ruined without a fair due process, and the internet do
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by xlm1717 11y ago
Speaking to the reason he's writing this, if a vacancy is asking for jQuery, it probably means they're using jQuery (obvious). The author mentioned other stuff you can use to get specific jQuery functionality, but I think it shoul
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by xlm1717 11y ago
Everyone does this when they try to write physics for the general public. Very few people in physics or physics writing know how to make good analogies. As far as the structure goes, they're talking about structures approaching literal
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by xlm1717 11y ago
The worst part is it looks like they wanted the text to have a nice gray shade of #666, which is OK to read on a white background, but for some reason decided that white on black is better.
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by xlm1717 11y ago
One take-away from this is that it's probably better to save your backups somewhere where you can't delete them. Make sure that nothing using rm touches your database backups. Also, try to keep them backed up in multiple places. F
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by xlm1717 11y ago
This describes almost exactly the world of the video game Watch Dogs. Didn't necessarily use a photo though, just a connection to the other person's phone. In the world of the video game, people did adapt to it. However, there was
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by xlm1717 11y ago
Not even that profitable, as another commenter linked to: http://nymag.com/following/2016/04/buzzfeed-halves-revenue-t...
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by xlm1717 11y ago
It might have made more sense to not have default behavior and force the user to specify how they want to sort. They could also have done what PHP did and provided several different .sort functions depending on how you want to sort.
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by xlm1717 11y ago
It can easily be fixed by passing a sorting function...
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by xlm1717 11y ago
Where is the issue comparing 1 and 11? 1 < 11 still returns true. [11,1].sort((a,b) => a -b) still returns [1, 11].
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by xlm1717 11y ago
It's not that it sometimes infers what you want to do. It's that it has defaults and if you want to do something besides the default, you need to specify what it is you want to do.
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by xlm1717 11y ago
Exactly. If even W3Schools describes the default behavior, it's not exactly a secret.
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by xlm1717 11y ago
Like the author, I also tried to upgrade from 12.04 to 14.04. The difference is I was on a desktop VM. I went with just upgrading the existing VM thinking it would take less work than spinning up a new VM and transferring all my files and s
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by xlm1717 11y ago
>I was struck over and over how thrilled the people were to know we were American and the sheer excitement that more of us are coming. It's all about the money. American dollars can buy luxuries the Cuban peso can't afford, and
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by xlm1717 11y ago
I found (2) really fascinating. I read a story recently about a study where they paired two people, gave them the exact same diet for a few weeks, and used continuous glucose monitoring to determine their glucose curves. It was striking tha
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by xlm1717 11y ago
They don't just have ties, John Podesta is Clinton's campaign chairman. And the Podestas aren't just lobbying for Russia's biggest bank. As the article states, the majority shareholder in Sberbank is the Russian Central
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by xlm1717 11y ago
>Obviously, not everyone hates Go. Well, at least the author saves me the time reading the rest of the article.
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by xlm1717 11y ago
It would seem to do so. It might be possible, if the people didn't have to spend hours in line for basic necessities.

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