tnecio

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by tnecio 6mo ago
How do you make sure Red Team doesn't just write subtly broken tests?
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by tnecio 9mo ago
In this case I'd say the link is the content. So it would be the place where you share the link, rather than the "rendering page", which should be more worried
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by tnecio 9mo ago
Well you might like Chomsky's ideas but can you say that you really know him? If no, then how can you be so sure of his character? Even if he was not involved in any of Epstein's illegal activities, a leftist individual secretly
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by tnecio 1y ago
The orders of magnitude are different here. Replacing something that becomes a huge problem within two hundred years with something that (potentially) becomes a problem in a few thousand years -- really is better than spending valuable time
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by tnecio 4y ago
So true. And another benefit would be that domain experts giving a course could focus on teaching and sharing their knowledge instead of being forced to deal with all the organisational fluff around final grading and "catching cheaters
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by tnecio 5y ago
False. Current Ukrainian government was elected democratically in 2019. > Also best not to point out that very large contingents of the defenders are actual literal Nazis. Even if – the thing they are defending is not nazism!
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by tnecio 5y ago
False dichotomy. The alternative is that the economy is not a zero-sum game, half the world is unlucky to be born in worse-off countries that are the way they are because of their history and geography, and "getting your country straig
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by tnecio 5y ago
That'd be really unfair on people who were busy e.g. gaining actual work experience
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by tnecio 5y ago
One thing I don't understand is, what is preventing anyone from just starting a new factory or importing insulin from abroad to sell it cheaper than the competitors?
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by tnecio 5y ago
The same used to be said about photography. What is most important in true art is not being skilled with a paintbrush or Photoshop but ability to evoke different emotions and thoughts.
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by tnecio 5y ago
Most people on the planet cannot afford the time and money to change their lifestyles to be environmentally-friendly. And among those few who do, most have other priorities. It is naive to believe that a collective change in consument behav
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by tnecio 5y ago
I think the real problem is that there is no cost associated with emitting CO2 for the emitter even though it creates tremendous costs for the society in the long term. If there was a tax associated with the act of emitting CO2 itself (purp
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by tnecio 5y ago
One reason might be that it's used as a programming language for 1st-year courses in Computer Science at some European universities.