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asaph
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Comment #41724577
typo in title: “patters” should be “patterns”.
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Comment #40588811
This article is nearly 10 years old. Is this still true?
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Comment #39598158
That album is more challenging to appreciate for listeners new to jazz, while Kind of Blue is immediately accessible to mainstream listeners.
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Comment #39433138
Am I the only one who saw the title and thought OTP was "one time password"?
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Comment #35234443
Coincidentally, not ironically. Perhaps clairvoyantly or prophetically. Definitely not ironically.
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Comment #34795796
As per https://layoffs.fyi/ , Twilio laid off 1500 people on 2/13/2023, 17% of its workforce.
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Comment #34434167
I would go so far as to say it isn't worth your time to catalog them. If you can find a 2nd-hand record store that will take them, accept whatever they offer. Otherwise, throw them…
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Comment #34434017
Judging by the condition of the records shown in the picture, and by the description of the records as "late-70's to mid-80's", a not particularly collectible vinyl era that produc…
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Comment #34000333
“Almost” and “easily” are subjective and open to interpretation. My point is, that this is not a rigorous standard.
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Comment #34000154
In English, the exceptions to the rules are arbitrary and numerous. English is also a moving target. From a logic problem perspective, English grammar is more of a practical brute …
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Comment #33999642
What’s the threshold of special cases allowed where the problem is considered solved?
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Comment #33999611
Perhaps my impression that this grammatical problem should be treated with logical rigor, where even a single counter-example invalidates the solution, isn’t the way this is being …
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Comment #33999499
Well how would you know that if the rules of grammar are not fully resolved?
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Comment #33998935
> Employing this interpretation, he found the Panini's "language machine" produced grammatically correct words with almost no exceptions. If there are exceptions, I would think the…
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Comment #33881079
I only read the abstract because the rest of the article is behind a paywall. So I didn’t see this. However, it too, seems somewhat inconsistent with the idea put forth in the titl…
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Comment #33844492
One of the often repeated pearls of wisdom from How to Win Friends and Influence People[0] by Dale Carnegie, is people like to talk about themselves and they’ll like you more if yo…
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Comment #32259931
Sturgeon’s Law[0] states that “90 percent of everything is crap.” [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturgeon%27s_law
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Comment #30441093
Warning: If you click on the logo at the center of the screen, music plays, which may bother others around you.
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Comment #29373041
> My dad just bought a new Toyota Civic and ... Honda makes the Civic, not Toyota.
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Comment #26981878
Occam's Razor. It was most likely a lost human from a distant land, speaking another language, traveling in an exotic looking vessel. This is a simpler explanation than invoking ex…
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Comment #26945340
> More sustainable > Validators don’t need energy-intensive computers in order to participate in a proof-of-stake system – just a laptop or smart phone. This will make Ethereum bet…
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Comment #26929702
Is this post actually research for an upcoming paper on apologizing to the open source community?