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by fhood 2y ago
I think it's best to think of this as a good toy example, and not get caught up in the specific utility of a "parent" node.
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by fhood 3y ago
And here I was, innocent, excited to read about a new paradigm for thread management, and wondering why I never knew that wired ran articles that technical. Now I am cynical and jaded. My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
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by fhood 3y ago
I am in way over my head here, so I wasn't able to tell if the authors addressed this, but my intuition is that this should be somewhat mitigated so long as people are providing the filter between which results are discarded and which
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by fhood 3y ago
I used to love fountain pens, they feel amazing to write with, and the variable line thickness makes everything look awesome. They are also a massive pain, the higher end ones use gold alloys for the nib, making it delicate, if they aren&#x
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by fhood 3y ago
Mercedes, Audi and BMW destroyed their reputation for anyone paying attention a long time ago by producing expensive, unreliable cars that aren't even remotely cost effective to keep running. Plastic timing chain guides, FFS. If purpos
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by fhood 4y ago
It's really stupid, but you can't tell me that the idea of a manual electric doesn't appeal to the less rational parts of your subconscious.
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by fhood 4y ago
Could we avoid participating in this? The price hikes were pretty brutal, but tesla and their charging infrastructure are still at or near the top of the list when it comes to electric cars that you can actually purchase, at least from the
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by fhood 4y ago
I'm actually really pleased with how well youtube avoids serving you rage bait once you have made it clear to the algorithm you aren't interested.
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by fhood 4y ago
As a rule, can we avoid dealing in absolutes? Implying that the FDA should have no input whatsoever on laws regarding food safety regulation seems a little odd given that they would represent 90% of the relevant experts.
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by fhood 4y ago
Who would you rather give a theoretical copy of all of your digital information? Assuming both have equal access to non-digital you.
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by fhood 4y ago
Certain adversarial govts have happily participated in the past/ are happily participating
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by fhood 4y ago
Still a massively irritating addiction though, so I'm perfectly happy to have both be villianized. Also seems embarrassing for a grown man to emit a cloud of strawberry mango scented smoke, but to each their own.
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by fhood 4y ago
I can definitely see how there could be some overlap, although I've never actually had nicotine sober. Still, seems hard to believe it could be as effective for significant ADHD considering the standard suite of amphetamines is a bazoo
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by fhood 4y ago
Seconded, the main draw is a better work environment and free tuition.
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by fhood 4y ago
If money isn't important, finding a good private school might provide a much more pleasant alternative. It may not be the most morally satisfying thing to transfer a good teacher from public to private education, but I went to public e
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by fhood 4y ago
This is a crucial and under-represented perspective. I don't necessarily agree with the conclusion, but it is hard to ignore the inherent callousness of arguing over a conflict that will have no direct impact on me or my family.
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by fhood 4y ago
While I tend to agree, reading through the various nuclear close calls as far as I can tell, there were far more on the Russian side than the American one, and while American nuclear incidents tended to be headed off with everyone following
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by fhood 4y ago
China's government, like Russia's uses the west as a tool to consolidate power. The western world, and specifically NATO (which is really just another world for America in this context) serve as a looming enemy. We have now clearl
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by fhood 4y ago
Why do you find that hard to believe? Targeting civilians doesn't mean wiping out the population. And if there wasn't such a large body of prior evidence I might be tempted to agree that some of what we are seeing is isolated, or
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by fhood 4y ago
Assuming no direct western intervention, I think the crucial next steps for a Ukraine victory will center around whether NATO can transition from providing soviet surplus to modern western arms, and get Ukrainians the training required in t
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by fhood 4y ago
Neither is correct. Gen Z, like all young generations, is idealistic, anti-status quo, and thinks their experiences and perspectives are completely unique and novel. As they get older they will transition, hopefully retaining some of their
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by fhood 4y ago
Healthy skepticism is important, but I have so far been amazed at how much of the information circulated by the Ukrainian govt has ended up being independently validated. Much of what ends up on reddit is nonsense, but I have begun to trust
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by fhood 4y ago
Watching the actions of the Russian and Chinese governments over the past few months I think the issue has gotten much more black and white than these things usually are. Not necessarily good vs evil, as that is too subjective, but definite
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by fhood 4y ago
What about this issue is particularly complex? Other than nuclear weapons? Russia has spent the last 20 years acting with total impunity, relying on a western reluctance to intervene. Russia is a world power if they are allowed to throw t
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by fhood 4y ago
No manual option on the mazda3 now. That was the biggest punch in the gut.
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by fhood 4y ago
Hahaha, even on old muscle cars with good parts availability, and only 4 moving parts in the first place, something is virtually always broken. Keeping a german car of this era functioning is a sisyphean task.
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by fhood 4y ago
From my, albeit rather distant, recollection, if you desperately needed more time on the SAT you are probably already screwed.
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by fhood 5y ago
I think you are missing the point. The overarching motivation here is "Normally one would do this in bash, but I want to use go instead. Is there any way for me to do that while retaining the aspects of bash that make it good for these
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by fhood 5y ago
That can theoretically already happen, has nothing to do with whether a car is electric, and we already deal with something kind of similar known as "limp home mode"
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by fhood 5y ago
What a strange article. I think that a company like Nvidia could probably provide a great deal of additional value to the world of scientific computer modeling. And I think that simulations can work really well to assist in training models,

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