thro2

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by thro2 12y ago
They should've tried making it wider.
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by thro2 12y ago
It's a Thing You Can't Say--which makes it likely to be a dangerous truth. Zuckerburg has a long neck.
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by thro2 12y ago
> Whenever he learned of my latest all night work effort, or when I refused to take vacation because of a work thing, my Dad always used to counsel me to go fill a bucket with water and stick my hand in it. Then he'd ask how much of
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by thro2 12y ago
playing the devil's advocate here, the name "mana" for the concept in question came much later than its incorporation into video games (as "MP"), which argues against the concept having been borrowed from the cultur
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by thro2 12y ago
This proof doesn't show that Kolmogorov complexity of any fixed string is 0, it shows that Kolmogorov complexity of any fixed string is constant (which is trivial). That is obscured by an abuse of notation which makes arguments about K
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by thro2 12y ago
bogus article, best accompanying photo ever.
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by thro2 12y ago
yeah. what's a better semantic model?
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by thro2 13y ago
Sounds like a slippery slope.
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by thro2 13y ago
This is kind of a non sequitur. It sounds like you're trying to argue against someone who denies that women in tech are sometimes made to feel uncomfortable. Maybe you didn't read my post carefully, but just saw "why don&#x27
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by thro2 13y ago
First of all, I think you're confusing me with the people you're arguing against (who explicitly deny that calling some website "bro" is exclusionary). I'm not arguing for that; I'm objecting to your disingenuo
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by thro2 13y ago
The behavior here is only exclusionary if people feel excluded by it, so the legitimacy of your concerns is based in how women (in this case) feel. If you can't find a person who thinks he/she is being discriminated against here,
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by thro2 13y ago
this is great writing.
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by thro2 13y ago
finally, a real ad hominem argument!
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by thro2 13y ago
> When I started to realize the value of storytelling, I gathered a group of friends to meet regularly to improve our storytelling. I see what you did there