trainfromkansas

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by trainfromkansas 4mo ago
Practically speaking, since the jury is composed of multiple individuals, they're set up to express their "findings" via a strictly parameterized form where they check boxes or give numerical inputs. In its more colloquial se
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by trainfromkansas 4mo ago
Juries are the "finders of fact". That's the phrase often used anyway.
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by trainfromkansas 7mo ago
Everything Everywhere All at Once was the last time I sat in a theater where, for the first half at least, I thought I was watching an instant classic. But that movie just dragged on, and now I look back and see it as a bungled opportunity.
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by trainfromkansas 2y ago
Playing devil's advocate: why assume Iraq would (attempt to) store VX in the same way? It actually has a thin ring of plausibility around it in the same the way you sometimes hear stories that Kim Jong Il would watch American movies an
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by trainfromkansas 2y ago
"Circumstantial" evidence is often stronger than "direct" evidence. e.g. DNA is almost always "circumstantial", yet more modernly maligned eye witness evidence is "direct".
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by trainfromkansas 2y ago
I just tried it and at least the autocomplete in IPython appears to ignore __all__ when suggesting possible imports. I haven't tried any other tools' autocompletes. If module A has a small intended public API, you can structure it
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by trainfromkansas 2y ago
__all__ is only relevant for * imports. And please, just don't use * imports. It really doesn't save you much time at the cost of implicit untraceable behavior. If you don't worry about * imports, you don't need to add t
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by trainfromkansas 4y ago
Before I studied math, I always slightly resented imaginary numbers as being "math wankery" and just defined because mathematicians had a compulsion to generalize and define new nonsense because they could, and not because it made
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by trainfromkansas 5y ago
There's nothing I want more than a Watermelon Oreo right now...