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by seirl 3mo ago
Also same exact name as the paper?
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by seirl 1y ago
Why such an involved effort just to keep racists on the website?
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by seirl 3y ago
PHP is only "simple" and "proven" in that it has proven countless times that it is simply terrible at everything.
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by seirl 5y ago
The replication rate of Economics as a field is higher than replication rates for psychology, cancer research, pharmaceutical research, and many other fields. When was the last time you opened an econ journal?
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by seirl 5y ago
Is the name designed to be intentionally confusing?
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by seirl 5y ago
If you urgently need to retrieve a piece of software, it's likely archived in Software Heritage: http://archive.softwareheritage.org/
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by seirl 5y ago
It's a good thing that the two are separate. You really want good scientific advances to be put in textbooks, and the rest should be left for history books. You really don't want to have the scientific debate get muddled in pointl
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by seirl 5y ago
> As a french Aaaaaargh https://www.reddit.com/r/france/comments/jldsdr/sérieux_les_...
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by seirl 6y ago
The goal of DRM is and always have been to lock users inside a platform, not to prevent piracy. It gives companies market power because users cannot easily switch to a better alternative without losing their entire digital collection. http
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by seirl 6y ago
No, not according to the Open Source Definition of the OSI, which is generally recognized to be the authority in terms of what we call "open source". > No Discrimination Against Fields of Endeavor The license must not restrict
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by seirl 7y ago
Wrong. The Fed has a dual mandate, they have to keep inflation and unemployment stable. Recessions are bad for employment, it turns out.
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by seirl 7y ago
It is the good kind of growth, the dematerialization of the economy is a major factor in the lower energy elasticity in developed countries...
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by seirl 7y ago
I didn't say that it was a developing country, I listed, as the parent commenter said, "aspects in which the US is far closer to today's developing and third world countries than to the Western average".
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by seirl 7y ago
I left.
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by seirl 7y ago
Yeah, the "few aspects" like the prison system, healthcare, inequality, corruption, homelessness rates, freedom of the press, air pollution, crime rates, discrimination, police violence, homicide rates, unemployment benefits, soci
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by seirl 7y ago
Do you have a timestamp for the vim thing?
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by seirl 7y ago
> Kudos for making this change! Rakudos, even!
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Ready to destroy a longstanding argument against raising the minimum wage?(qz.com)
2 points by seirl 7y ago|0 comments
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by seirl 7y ago
This is correct.
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by seirl 7y ago
> machine learning model to make major decisions off of I have basically no experience with ML, but from what I know I'm having difficulty understanding how it's different from OLS with constructed regressors. Can anyone explai
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by seirl 8y ago
Because people used to be able to use whatever IRC client they wanted for Slack, so it wasn't a problem if they were too memory constrained. In a pure embrace, extend, extinguish fashion, Slack closed the gateway that made them popular
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by seirl 9y ago
I don't know what people expected. Why would you leave IRC/XMPP to go to a walled garden? Nowadays, alternatives exist like matrix.org with an open protocol. If usability was the reason you weren't on IRC, take a look at matr
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Show HN: Camisole, a secure online judge for sandboxed code execution(camisole.prologin.org)
10 points by seirl 9y ago|0 comments