This is such a weird drama. The way I read it SD was effectively trying to put pressure on a guy because he developed a popular UI for using SD, and made that UI also support another model. So all their moral…
What a worth of space piece. It basically just boils down to the author being annoyed that other people visit popular sites too. If you don't like other tourists, don't travel to tourist destinations. It's that simple.…
But why though? Lets assume just for the sake of argument that Magnus has insider information from chess.com making him 98% certain that Niemann is cheating. Why would he hand him a game that's going to be watched…
> I am disappointed with Magnus. He is misusing the weight of his reputation even if cheating is a big deal in chess. I think the unspoken truth but also the thing both chess.com and Magnus are hinting at is that…
It seems obvious really. Weird Al makes parody songs, of cause the movie was going to end up being a parody movie.
It would be interesting to see how such a challenge evolves, because if you do include inspection, then you really just have a no-inspection solve time. And the question becomes how often does it help to do inspections…
> What kinds of slick jedi-mind-tricks is Robin using to keep the OP from going after him and instead pleading with Upwork conflict resolution drones? The absolute center of the problem here seems to be that Upwork has…
This is as perfect example of just how horribly bad the typical "X does not exist" examples are, because here we all know the pool that is being used for training and can call out shitty "creations" for what they are.…
When looking at IQ increase over time, you control for education and socioeconomic factors, otherwise you're just drawing conclusions from those factors.
You're trying to make an argument as to why the placebo indirectly could have had an actual effect, but this is exactly what the study showed that id did not have. There was no effect, only a reported improvement which…
This is a great study in tech debt, bad attitudes and work arounds. That said, I think this will be a great benefit to python, I often end up mistyping only to curse at the stupid computer that knows exactly what i ment…
Traditional DevOps is when sysadmins checks their scrips into git. Modern DevOps is when they check scripts into git using a really fancy web interface.
Seems obvious that the CFO was the main driver of the raid against the states, also in a position to easily blow up everything, so he takes the majority stake of the pillaging.
The base position taken in some countries of not providing bailouts, or bailouts above a certain limit, to companies who carried out stock buybacks or issued dividends was fantastic in my opinion, because it makes…
So it's a "scam" because they are promising something they can't deliver straight away? Isn't that basically a description of every startup company ever?
Sounds a lot like the "CEO" is a just sales rep for your company who did a great sales pitch to get you into YC, but who didn't even commit enough to the company to want to do it fulltime unless the person could get…
If we're talking about general good, I cannot for the life of me imagine why anyone would pick Facebook as "the thing" to disappear. I mean aside from the idealistic candidates like Wars or Guns, what about cigarettes,…
The data being used to back this is very much a "children" issue, a adolescent female issue to be exact. The rate of depression stated to skyrocket in 2012 for this specific group. This also seems to be an obvious…
> Dogecoin is at $0.60. ... That’s really all you need to know about it. I have a rock based currency worth 1$ per rockcoin. Not anything impressive about that at all. What is impressive about Dogecoin currently isn't…
I might be wrong here, but this is my understanding. You'll always be able to show a blue ball as the second ball after the first is drawn. So arguing that it tells you something about the statistics of the state of the…
I owe you an apology, you're correct, I was wrong. I can't pinpoint where my reasoning failed me exactly, but my confidence certainly was misplaced, and that's from someone who did do the simulation originally to…
It's funny to me that there always seem to be an over representation of rude people among those who get this problem wrong. There is absolutely no need to attack my person. As for the problem, you are just plain wrong.…
I didn't state that it doesn't change your odds. Obviously going from 33% to 0% because the car isn't possible to win anymore will be a change of your odds. I stated it doesn't change anything, because in one situation…
> vs "the treadmill moves backwards to keep plane airspeed at 0". You might be correct in thinking people misunderstand it as that, but that's physically impossible, so I don't think you can argue that people have some…
Walmart isn't competing openly though. They have a 100% monopoly on wallmart shelf space. Target is a different platform down the street sure, but that's like Apple vs. Samsung. You can't get the Apple app store on a…
This is such a weird drama. The way I read it SD was effectively trying to put pressure on a guy because he developed a popular UI for using SD, and made that UI also support another model. So all their moral…
What a worth of space piece. It basically just boils down to the author being annoyed that other people visit popular sites too. If you don't like other tourists, don't travel to tourist destinations. It's that simple.…
But why though? Lets assume just for the sake of argument that Magnus has insider information from chess.com making him 98% certain that Niemann is cheating. Why would he hand him a game that's going to be watched…
> I am disappointed with Magnus. He is misusing the weight of his reputation even if cheating is a big deal in chess. I think the unspoken truth but also the thing both chess.com and Magnus are hinting at is that…
It seems obvious really. Weird Al makes parody songs, of cause the movie was going to end up being a parody movie.
It would be interesting to see how such a challenge evolves, because if you do include inspection, then you really just have a no-inspection solve time. And the question becomes how often does it help to do inspections…
> What kinds of slick jedi-mind-tricks is Robin using to keep the OP from going after him and instead pleading with Upwork conflict resolution drones? The absolute center of the problem here seems to be that Upwork has…
This is as perfect example of just how horribly bad the typical "X does not exist" examples are, because here we all know the pool that is being used for training and can call out shitty "creations" for what they are.…
When looking at IQ increase over time, you control for education and socioeconomic factors, otherwise you're just drawing conclusions from those factors.
You're trying to make an argument as to why the placebo indirectly could have had an actual effect, but this is exactly what the study showed that id did not have. There was no effect, only a reported improvement which…
This is a great study in tech debt, bad attitudes and work arounds. That said, I think this will be a great benefit to python, I often end up mistyping only to curse at the stupid computer that knows exactly what i ment…
Traditional DevOps is when sysadmins checks their scrips into git. Modern DevOps is when they check scripts into git using a really fancy web interface.
Seems obvious that the CFO was the main driver of the raid against the states, also in a position to easily blow up everything, so he takes the majority stake of the pillaging.
The base position taken in some countries of not providing bailouts, or bailouts above a certain limit, to companies who carried out stock buybacks or issued dividends was fantastic in my opinion, because it makes…
So it's a "scam" because they are promising something they can't deliver straight away? Isn't that basically a description of every startup company ever?
Sounds a lot like the "CEO" is a just sales rep for your company who did a great sales pitch to get you into YC, but who didn't even commit enough to the company to want to do it fulltime unless the person could get…
If we're talking about general good, I cannot for the life of me imagine why anyone would pick Facebook as "the thing" to disappear. I mean aside from the idealistic candidates like Wars or Guns, what about cigarettes,…
The data being used to back this is very much a "children" issue, a adolescent female issue to be exact. The rate of depression stated to skyrocket in 2012 for this specific group. This also seems to be an obvious…
> Dogecoin is at $0.60. ... That’s really all you need to know about it. I have a rock based currency worth 1$ per rockcoin. Not anything impressive about that at all. What is impressive about Dogecoin currently isn't…
I might be wrong here, but this is my understanding. You'll always be able to show a blue ball as the second ball after the first is drawn. So arguing that it tells you something about the statistics of the state of the…
I owe you an apology, you're correct, I was wrong. I can't pinpoint where my reasoning failed me exactly, but my confidence certainly was misplaced, and that's from someone who did do the simulation originally to…
It's funny to me that there always seem to be an over representation of rude people among those who get this problem wrong. There is absolutely no need to attack my person. As for the problem, you are just plain wrong.…
I didn't state that it doesn't change your odds. Obviously going from 33% to 0% because the car isn't possible to win anymore will be a change of your odds. I stated it doesn't change anything, because in one situation…
> vs "the treadmill moves backwards to keep plane airspeed at 0". You might be correct in thinking people misunderstand it as that, but that's physically impossible, so I don't think you can argue that people have some…
Walmart isn't competing openly though. They have a 100% monopoly on wallmart shelf space. Target is a different platform down the street sure, but that's like Apple vs. Samsung. You can't get the Apple app store on a…