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by ykler 10y ago
Does anyone know why it took them so long to do this?
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by ykler 10y ago
I think it is a good thing that the React community has come together around one flux library, and it's bad to promote an alternative unless it solves a problem that would be hard to solve with Redux. Saving a few lines of boilerplate
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by ykler 10y ago
In the limiting case the number of sixes will be larger than 1/6 half the time, smaller than 1/6 half the time, and exactly 1/6 only an infinitesimal amount of the time. Roughly speaking, with a smaller number of rolls you a
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by ykler 10y ago
There are simple ways to intuit the answer to this problem (simpler than the "heuristic" argument the author gives), but Newton's argument is amazingly bad. Surprising he could have thought that way.
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by ykler 10y ago
This is not like the Sokal hoax at all. Sure the writer has a few English departmentish affectations, but the article is basically just explaining Peirce's logic. And Peirce is one of roughly two people in history to figure out quantif
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by ykler 10y ago
OK, here is a better link suggesting that the 54 cent/mile rate mentioned by the WSJ article isn't just about undercutting Uber but also about avoiding legal problems. http://kxan.com/2014/02/25/rid
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by ykler 10y ago
Ridesharing law is a bit of a gray area, but I was looking into it a couple years ago, and it seemed to be a dominant interpretation that the IRS limit was determining for whether something could be considered true ridesharing and not subje
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by ykler 10y ago
They want to stay below the IRS caps on cost reimbursement for drivers ( https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/individuals/standard-... ). If drivers make more than that, they would have to carry special insurance