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a_imho

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    Comment #48958394

    If I recall correctly there was a proposed proof to the abc conjecture by Mochizuki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abc_conjecture#Claimed_proofs which was rejected due to being rath…

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    Comment #48919785

    I have seen this or similar metrics cited as a reason for forcing customers into apps, but imo it is misguided in a measure-becomes-the target way.

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    Comment #46305479

    My point today is that, if we wish to count lines of code, we should not regard them as "lines produced" but as "lines spent": the current conventional wisdom is so foolish as to b…

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    Comment #45082844

    It's controversial, but I think it would be tremendously beneficial to our society if we accepted that death is (currently) inevitable and that past some point, assisted suicide is…

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    Comment #44572628

    I would argue that sortition is Democracy . From a purely technical point of view to be anti-sortition is to be anti-democracy, which is fine I guess but begs a lot of questions. F…

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    Comment #44382868

    Several gömböcs in action https://youtube.com/watch?v=xSdi51HSkIE

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    Comment #44354165

    Counterpoint, reorgs do happen. Even if someone is doing a fine job, they can find themselves in a completely new team working in a completely new domain just because bodies needed…

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    Comment #44247766

    Nail on the head for me, people react to the hypocrisy. Virtual is a prime example. Can't take seriously when a a business advertises how environmentally conscious they are on one …

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    Comment #44106131

    My point today is that, if we wish to count lines of code, we should not regard them as "lines produced" but as "lines spent": the current conventional wisdom is so foolish as to b…

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    Comment #44015674

    I've not fully bought the hype yet but actually think LLMs democratizing technical solutions would be a fantastic opportunity for both established players and newcomers. The more L…

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    Comment #43403110

    IANAL, but my understanding is that in Europe on-call can fall under working time , depending on the exact nature of the requirements. In fact, I'm very interested whether anyone h…

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    Comment #43205880

    At this point I find it very hard to chalk it up to mere incompetence.

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    Comment #42956734

    I'm a Cloudflare customer, even their own dashboard does not work with linux+slightly older firefox. I mean one click and it is ooops, please report the error to dev null

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    Comment #42950669

    Not sure how obscure you are willing to go, but a quick look on private trackers do list the movie.

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    Comment #42714751

    Piggybacking on the thread a little, anyone has experience to share using Pages or Workers at scale? Perhaps I bought too much into the JAMstack hype, but it seems like a much more…

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    Comment #42691747

    The math is indeed off in the tweet, as fruitarian should be 2.5x worse instead of 1.5. I don't think the 5g/kcal is expensive according to the chart, it is a good average for omni…

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    Comment #42689947

    There are some variables to consider, but even using grid energy mix most EVs -including cars- have a smaller co2 emission per mile than bikes, due to agriculture having quite a bi…

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    Comment #42646310

    Everything is more expensive in the USA is quite an exaggeration. Being able to afford (better) consumer goods/services/experiences is quite nice in itself not to mention the quali…

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    Comment #42554195

    Classic hindsight/survivorship bias for me. Bezo’s approach is sublime. It holds two seemingly irreconcilable insights in tension and transcends either lesser alternative: Come on.…

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    Comment #40999752

    Appsell - intentionally crippling or outright banning the browser client to force users installing your app in hope of better conversion or simply boosting vanity metrics. Long log…

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    Comment #40718166

    Don't think they need to legalese around exemptions, they can just do as they wish - as the Pfizer-gate shows they are not wrong so far.

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    Comment #40679415

    On a not too outdated and fairly vanilla and permissive ubuntu/FF+ublock setup I can see the page load then everything clears. Not even reader mode fixes it. Probably unrelated, bu…

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    Comment #40636861

    Ok, so why not write them regular mails? Much more personal imo, you can preserve your handwriting as well, dont rely on an email provider, not handing over personal data either et…

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    Comment #39772455

    There are plenty of alternative solutions compared to outright banning cars. Nothing beats telecommute for speed, safety and emissions for example, but even EVs can mitigate air po…

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    Comment #39188918

    Hard disagree, bruteforcing work for rewards is waaay sub optimal in the vast majority of cases. Most people are better off interviewing, job hopping and always-be-leaving and/or s…