kdwikzncba

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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
Ding dong
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
No, it's an attempt to force, and has the same flaw as all attempts to force, which is: the other side might just call your bluff. "Oh you think that going ahead before a decision is made and just publish a post will get us to dec
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
All maths is first principles, without the pretentiousness of using the phrase "first principles".
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
> I've come to the conclusion that convex functions are functions that are trivial to optimize I think a lot of maths is created like this. I'm trying to solve problem P in domain D. I couldn't do that, but I've notic
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
2 sick days per month? What? This makes me doubt the realism of the other assumptions on this essay.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
Some times it blows my mind to discover that some bleeding obvious things arent well established. Next thing you're gonna discover that kids with funnier parents tell more jokes, or that kids with angrier parents shout more.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
It was never alive. The flaw that such a huge vaccum is impossibly expensive to maintain, not to mention engineeringly not feasible to begin with
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
Shitty company is going down
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
I would still think that multiple dispatch is a better way to build libraries than OOP, but indeed I agree that wouldn't be enough for something as drastic as changing language.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
Also, Russia doesn't have nukes, common misconception
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
I would like to hear your reasoning as to why you think that a human is especially good at dealing with uncertainty. My experience is the opposite.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
> It's not a problem with centrifuges. We don't understand fluid physics. :( The phenomenon on the video is a consequence on the centrifuge itself. If you think that fluid in a centrifuge behaves like fluid at rest with extra g
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
By the end of the decade? There's war in Europe right now .
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
You're right, there's absolutely nothing that can be done in this situation. Same as in 1917, nothing could've been done about the czar either.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
The "Russian people" cheer for their own oppression. You see, when you're being oppressed you have the perfect excuse for your life being miserable.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
You're all taking this way too seriously. You see, Twitter is this guy's way of marketing himself. He's basically showing off what he thinks companies want to see in a manager.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
So? I didn't say they don't pay. What I said is if I copy paste things into my page, Google will kill it because it's spam. If I say "but what I'm actually paying for this content"... That's irrelevant. I&
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
Google does the same. It wants the pages that it indexes to be original; if a page just copy pastes another page's content, its score is affected negatively or even de-indexed, they call it spam. Google itself on the other hand does ju
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
America has self correction and self repair mechanisms at the highest level of their government, so it won't completely melt down if it has a bad president. I love America.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
> The clue may, perhaps, be in the name. It isn't called the "license tax". The name was, perhaps, picked to trick people like you, who look at a turd named like a cake and eat it, perhaps.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
What a stupid comment. Greed is universal, it's not especially American. Furthermore America is one of those countries where you can steal millions and still end up in jail. In many countries a few million is enough to avoid jail forev
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
It's corrupt because it's pointless. It's easier to defraud by delivering nothing, when the thing you are supposed to deliver is already nothing.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
I hear you like downvotes.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
Remember folks, real diversity comes from people who look different.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
Ok but why would I use the device that I have to trick, when a device that doesn't require an account from factory is available? I don't wanna deal with a company that builds ebooks with the expectation that I need to register to
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
Can you give me an example of a pricacy-respective ebook reader? I recently bought a Kobo Nia, and then returned it because it required me to create an account before I could use it. Afterwards I got a PocketBook Basic Lux 4. This I have be
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
Why run into law enforcement?
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
I mean, this guy who has a track record of conflicts of interest, was just shown that it's ok to exploit his conflicts of interest as long as others also get rich.
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
FiDi?
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by kdwikzncba 3y ago
Do they say what the motive presumably is?

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