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codernyc16
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codernyc16
3y ago
“Deeply” regretting a decision he made 72 hours ago? And this is the guy who is supposed to have the forethought to bring us into the next frontier of AI?
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codernyc16
6y ago
Well even in that article they say it was most likely mold that got in there before packaging.
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codernyc16
6y ago
And how many you save
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codernyc16
6y ago
Wow, so Phoebe had it right all along... https://youtu.be/KyaiJc3ESAI
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codernyc16
6y ago
Is this really so hard for feeble-minded drones to understand? Two wrongs don’t make a right.
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codernyc16
6y ago
He lost 45 lbs, that’s what probably removed his sleeps apnea. Not because of some other magical ability of intermittent fasting. One of my friends also lost a lot of weight and his apnea went away, he went off of his CPAP machine.
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codernyc16
7y ago
The example did not have threaded code so I find your nitpick unfair. The usage of random in their examples is perfectly fine.
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codernyc16
7y ago
You’d have to do that for all results, not just one. This is basically what an event sourced system does: you store all the events and fold your state, so you can “play back” to any point in time. You could theoretically reverse from the en
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codernyc16
7y ago
NOFANG?
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codernyc16
7y ago
I had a recent 30 day delinquent payment reduce my credit score by 80 points. And this was because the letter in the mail was mid-delivered. Not that the credit card issuer, nor the credit agencies give two shits. This was after about 5 hou
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codernyc16
7y ago
I’m trying to come to terms with this inconvenient truth as a pretty good developer in my 30s. At some point you just can’t compete with the 20 year old recent grad drinking Jolt cola and working till midnight. You have experience on them,
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codernyc16
7y ago
They could both arise from the same cause, but that says nothing about how often they occur. You seem to imply they’re equivalent, potentially in frequency as well. A real world account seems to suggest the negative experience happens more
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codernyc16
7y ago
I do understand the initial example; and I have a story similar to yours. But you're comparing apples to oranges here: the experience of having a decent working memory and getting good grades due to schools being unable to test for rea
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codernyc16
7y ago
> what if it simply comes out 100% effortlessly? What magical world do you live in? Have you ever acquired any skill in your life?