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by zzt123 5y ago
This line of reasoning reminds me of that one IMO geometry problem… I’ll unwind this once I’m less brain foggy.
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by zzt123 5y ago
Your point about Go shining a lot more brightly when working with a team which has mixed skill levels was one of the design goals of Go, so it seems they’ve succeeded on that front if you’ve come to that conclusion independently!
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by zzt123 5y ago
Assuming that belted and unbelted people get into accidents at the same rate, and given another commenter mentioning that Autopilot users have 8.7x lower accident rate than baseline, that makes Autopilot a greater safety add than seat belts
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by zzt123 5y ago
This was beautiful. I never imagined the existence of a solution was always guaranteed, given that this includes the case where you are using point-particle blockers.
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by zzt123 5y ago
How was the experience?
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by zzt123 5y ago
Yep, and the barrier to entry follows, IMO, a U shaped curve where a field gets easier to enter past the initial development, but then gets more difficult over time as it matures and the easiest tasks continually get whittled away, until in
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by zzt123 5y ago
Difficult to say. My bold prediction is that within the next two decades, bootcamps for web dev decline as the barrier to entry of that field increases as the field matures, despite pay being excellent. How much less menial labor does one d
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by zzt123 5y ago
The day of the week thing about calendar dates is something that triggers me when I see it in the media. It is absurdly obvious that, within the current calendar system, that feat is a math trick which can be learned and practiced. A quick
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by zzt123 5y ago
Even if you can’t automate away 100% of software developers, it doesn’t mean you can’t automate away the lower, moving, 80% of skills. This can have the same effect of automating away software development, from the perspective of the median
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by zzt123 5y ago
Which version of Vue do you mean by “the last time”?
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by zzt123 5y ago
That sounds like a potential nightmare given that end of year is when a lot of spending happens. Add a large market downturn at the same time, and people could in theory end up shooting themselves in the foot financially.
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by zzt123 5y ago
D65 bias lighting.
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by zzt123 5y ago
Maybe a dumb observation, but pressure pads wrt beds are great for sleep monitoring. As babies stereotypically spend a lot of time in cribs, wouldn’t something similar have potential for noticing unusual behavior?
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by zzt123 5y ago
I think that can be compressed to “Idea Generator”.
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by zzt123 5y ago
Almost all of the nonexistent ideas I saw have companies that service them… For example, it thinks there’s no website which, given available ingredients, suggests recipes.
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by zzt123 5y ago
Sorry, not an attempt at FUD. As I wrote, I’m entirely ignorant on whether there is hard evidence one way or another on the topic.
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by zzt123 5y ago
Are there actual hard numbers on whether open-to-all-eyes is beneficial at all scales? For example, do public eyes actually catch and did more Linux bugs than three letter agencies? And would this situation be worse if Linux were a very wel
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by zzt123 5y ago
I thought the security of escaping is dependent on not having mismatched charsets? In which case, not respecting charset settings seems potentially not actually escaping? Seems like a strange function to have, although I could be foggy on m
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by zzt123 5y ago
It makes me wonder if there’s a mysql_fake_escape_string or mysql_doesnt_actually_escape_string function. And why those functions would even exist in a language.
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by zzt123 5y ago
Don’t final inspections with payload attached by itself take more than a day? Or is that going to be a relic of the past?
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by zzt123 5y ago
Ah, thanks for the link!
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by zzt123 5y ago
Ah. So when the article says that by percentage, white students are underrepresented, that’s because the denominator for the student body population includes all students (thus also international and out of state students), rather than just
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by zzt123 5y ago
Possibly disagree. The cost of living index in San Francisco is somewhat above 250. Let’s round down to 200, so 2x as expensive as the national average. That brings $17k down to $8.5k. The average spend per student in K-12 schools nationall
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by zzt123 5y ago
Whether he is ignored or not depends on the thought circle of discourse and how that circle sets, or does not set, expectations based on skin color. He’s ignored for the same reason Clarence Thomas is ignored - the juxtaposition between the
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by zzt123 5y ago
Human touch is extremely sensitive. I imagine that for sufficiently complex objects, bandwidth requirements may be onerous if aiming for the touch equivalent of 8k Dell Ultrasharp visual fidelity.
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by zzt123 5y ago
Yea it’s a poor substitute, not least of which because it can ruin any open casket funeral, given that the best odds of not vegetating yourself calls for short barrel, high caliber hollow point. Just terrible that it can end up being the pr
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by zzt123 5y ago
Assisted suicide not being a thing in most places is an absurdity to me. I can’t see the nobility in not having the option of going out cleanly on your own terms as your body reaches the final stage of terminal decline. I suppose one could
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by zzt123 5y ago
A modern day analog of the conquest of Neanderthalia by the strange, physically weaker cousins from down under.
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by zzt123 5y ago
Volumetric 8k with tactility?
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by zzt123 5y ago
Oh I agree. I meant moreso that it would be awesome to see a zen4 + rdna3 option one day, if we don’t get zen canceled. If the performance increase from zen 2 to zen 3 could be repeated for zen 4… what a powerful little gamepad that would b

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