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by yarou 11y ago
I'm sure they said the same thing 10 years ago.
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by yarou 11y ago
The same logic as: donating a kidney is less charitable if you have an extra. When will the meme of moral relativism die?
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by yarou 11y ago
Someone already provides the service, and they happen to import high quality olive oil as well.
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by yarou 11y ago
That was the whole point of the series, though. Is the Major the same Major as she was at the beginning of the film?
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by yarou 11y ago
Not necessarily. For some people, the best day is one where they don't have to do any work whatsoever.
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by yarou 11y ago
I solved a problem. Probably not in the most elegant way, not using the latest and greatest buzzworthy tool or library, but I solved it.
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by yarou 11y ago
TechCrunch can certainly write whatever they want, but it becomes problematic when they think a single tweet is newsworthy. When news outlets start writing puff pieces about memes[0], you know that we've all collectively hit rock botto
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by yarou 11y ago
PayPal still exists?
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by yarou 11y ago
Chocolate contains theobromine, which is a distinct alkaloid from caffeine, although they are both xanthines.
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by yarou 11y ago
You'd probably need a kernel mode debugger.
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by yarou 11y ago
They're effectively asking for a backdoor, plain and simple. I'd be highly surprised if Apple complied with this court order. Even if they removed said feature, the only way to decrypt the FS would be if and only if the owner had
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by yarou 11y ago
IBM is largely a relic from a bygone era. You know, the era where people of color didn't exist and women were largely relegated to secretarial roles. I have it on good authority that you need to pay for snacks at IBM. When an executive
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by yarou 11y ago
Your story is interesting. I can attest to the fact (anecdotally) when you consume cannabis orally, you gain this meta-insight into social situations. But, this new found social consciousness varies from person to person. Whereas you had a
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by yarou 11y ago
Of course, but their skin tone is a few shades darker, so nobody talks or cares about them. People would rather argue in ivory towers about abstract problems that don't exist in the real world (sexism in video games, Internet feminism,
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by yarou 11y ago
>You seriously think having double or probably triple from just one salary isn't rich? First of all, cost of living varies widely from locality to locality. Making 90k a year in middle of nowhere Idaho or some other piece of flyover
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by yarou 11y ago
Make sure you're a ruthless monopolist first.
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by yarou 11y ago
To understand recursion, you must understand recursion.
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by yarou 11y ago
Isn't this what Dalvik does? (And by extension, ART) IIRC, a register-based virtual machine would alleviate the cache-miss behavior the GP talks about. (Because larger, more complex instructions = fewer hits to cache) It's been a
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by yarou 11y ago
I could understand the power play angle if it was something more mundane, like a slap on the ass. But this whole band-aid jibe requires a certain amount of premeditated thought. It looks more like sexual deviance to me, rather than simple p
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by yarou 11y ago
This is such a distinctly American(tm) problem that I can't help but chuckle. Why are we so puritanical about sex, gender, etc? I'm not absolving the guy doing this really creepy thing, but I sort of understand it. If you were rai
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by yarou 11y ago
This was very hard for me to read. The "tweet storm" form of writing actually made my eyes hurt. I'm sure the author has some interesting ideas, but the format was so painfully irritating for me to read, that it detracted fro
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by yarou 11y ago
I'm sure there are people in the past that wanted Windoze to become "open" (whatever that means, you don't specify in your argument). But Windoze is neither open nor gone. You're forgetting the third and much more r
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by yarou 11y ago
Data (and QS generally) can't help you change your personality, your mannerisms, etc...but it might be useful in catching an underlying medical condition.
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by yarou 11y ago
pg never had to struggle too hard in his life. That's why he has skewed views on income inequality. He also has probably never read Piketty's book on income equality. There are empirical results that justify the narrative, people.
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by yarou 11y ago
A comment that has the attribute of being heavily downvoted is not necessarily a heuristic of what the community wants.
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by yarou 11y ago
Can't speak for Bangladesh, but in India there is rampant police corruption. Small groups of people gather for collective security. It becomes dangerous when that small group becomes tainted by religion, as was the case with characters
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by yarou 11y ago
Sure. Groups like the Black Panthers and various left-aligned groups tend to resist "armed government forces". But, the counterexample to your narrative are the various militias that are slightly racist and espouse right-wing rhet
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by yarou 11y ago
The tl;dr version of this is that "Applied Rationality" is a New Age cult, whose God is "Rationality" and whose Devil is human nature, rather than watered down Eastern mysticism. The creepy part is how they expect you to
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by yarou 11y ago
She's cute. I think I found my next waifu.
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by yarou 11y ago
While I cannot vouch for whether or not this will land you an interview, HackerRank was very useful in preparing for interviews. Also, the team is great - I signed up a long time ago and had some performance feedback for Vivek. They promptl

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