PakG1

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by PakG1 2mo ago
Isn't that the problem? From what I am googling right now, the maximum tempreature of my stove is absolutely above the threshold where it stops being chemically inert. If we were talking about some usage that didn't involve heatin
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by PakG1 3mo ago
Not a miracle if the math works out such that their margins cover the infrastructural fixed costs. Just simple economics.
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by PakG1 3mo ago
I understand that I give them permission. That's partly why I'm not a producer of content on those platforms, though I'll consume now and then. But I'll rarely produce text (other than usually a happy birthday now and th
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by PakG1 3mo ago
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/725/
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by PakG1 4mo ago
Memes help things to become popular. I guess the question would be how popular would it have been without the meme name? We'll never know.
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by PakG1 7mo ago
Because the US government has such a great track record on ensuring that this kind of stuff is only done legally with the utmost integrity. /s
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by PakG1 7mo ago
Reminds me of people talking about Angry Birds and the Box2d physics engine. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2273694
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by PakG1 10mo ago
It's too bad that there are probably meant to be so many example comics in that article, judging from how it's written, and what's really there is just ads where the comics are probably supposed to be. Wonder what happened.
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by PakG1 11mo ago
I suppose this means that Montessori is not a single movement, but multiple movements all claiming to be the proper one.
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by PakG1 11mo ago
I'm not sure what to say to you. If left wing people comprised 90% of the earth's population, we wouldn't see right wing governments anywhere. It just wouldn't happen. Republicans are certainly not hiding their views in
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by PakG1 11mo ago
If you can't acknowledge that the two sides both accuse each other of the exact same behaviour, you're in an echo chamber.
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by PakG1 11mo ago
I can't tell if this is sarcasm/satire to make the point about the problem of today's information environment or not.
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by PakG1 11mo ago
What you just said is completely compatible with what the parent comment said. I would say you're saying a 95% match to the parent while subtracting only the political undertones.
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by PakG1 1y ago
Perhaps the impressive thing is that it wasn't found for so long and finally was. Not that it was a student.
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by PakG1 2y ago
Well, performance issues, it's not uncommon...
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by PakG1 2y ago
Feels relevant to post this here. Guy called it in 2008. https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/keep-control-of-your-computin...
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by PakG1 2y ago
Well, now I upvoted you because now I feel sorry for you for some reason!
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by PakG1 2y ago
Move fast and break the nuclear weapons arsenal. edit: OK, so parent edited to match what I wrote and now I'm being downvoted because I look like I copied parent?
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by PakG1 2y ago
Some people are finding "story-based" thinking, as you phrase it, to be the case in general among many people. Here's a recent study that makes similar points. https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.108
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by PakG1 2y ago
You seem to be an example of what I'm saying. There are very few people that are able to separate the goals of DEI from the practice when doing their analysis. If we're able to do that, we'll be able to find better solutions.
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by PakG1 2y ago
I'd argue if you're looking to achieve DEI goals in the short-term rather than over decades, you're going to fail because the backlash and other consequences will destroy any progress you think you made. And I think that&#x27
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by PakG1 2y ago
I think he did her dirty. Don't think he is where he is today without her being by his side back then. She was and remains a fantastic operator.
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by PakG1 2y ago
People for some reason have an inability to separate the goals of DEI/EDI from the practice. It's possible that the goals are important and correct, but the implementation sucks. I am of this belief for many DEI programs I've
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by PakG1 2y ago
The top scholars in a field will know which papers to read and which papers to cite. They'll talk with each other via email, chat groups, and at conferences. If the top scholars are in agreement, it's pretty hard for a journal to
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by PakG1 2y ago
From your own mouth or from cadavers? Cadavers sounds freaky to me, from my own mouth seems like I'm just robbing Peter to pay Paul, but maybe it's worth it.
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by PakG1 2y ago
I had all the habits, I just wasn't prioritizing them if I was tired or sleeping late due to school/work/stuff. I probably should have prioritized set times to do them each day irregardless of what I was doing. Plus, I didn&#
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by PakG1 2y ago
I've been waiting for stem cell therapy to regrow my recessed gums. Every option for taking care of my recessed gums seem horrible and my gums are so far gone. Wish I'd have developed better habits for taking care of them when I w
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by PakG1 2y ago
The wording is awkward and suboptimal. If you don't know what AWS SES is, you'd easily get the wrong impression. In fact, I'd even say it's factually incorrect. It's not built on top of AWS SES. It's built to u
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by PakG1 2y ago
Given there are thousands of papers written on this over the past half century due to the complexity of human behaviour, I'm not sure you'd be able to fit this into one paper. There are too many topics to discuss. Individual side,
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by PakG1 2y ago
Sure, but code has a level of complexity that boxes and lines abstract away. If you want to describe a certain level of complexity, you'll need code or something that achieves a similar level of capability. If you don't need that

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