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Comment #48156259
I think you miss how sophisticated some game server code is. Taking fighting games for example: they have entire processes to have both clients predict what the other client will d…
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Comment #46662729
Spoken like someone who has never had to deal with business critical production environments.
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Comment #46437331
I have questions here, a lot of lobbying is done by: a) trade organizations (we're all the onion farmers in Nebraska and want to make sure the Nebraska legislature doesn't pass law…
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Comment #46371319
One of my favorite interview questions for senior positions is "Tell me about a decision you made that you would change in hindsight." Junior level people and people who are otherw…
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Comment #45270316
Commenting on my Epic from an LG Fridge.
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Comment #44907465
I disagree with this interpretation of what I said. We HAVE evidence that time and gravity interact. It's actually more of a violation of Occam's Razor to suggest that time travel …
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Comment #44907254
I'll give a half-baked counter to this: we know gravity impacts the flow of time through relativity. There is currently no evidence that time travel wouldn't be impacted by gravity…
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Comment #44709477
I would agree with you if this paper was citing... more papers. Since there are so few and one of the citations is a concurrence with the paper with actual data work, then it harms…
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Comment #44706088
Right, I was criticizing the approach. Edit: specifically the fact that the paper has no discussion of how the meta-analysis data was prepared, processed, or how they made sure it …
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Comment #44705946
Here you go: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34079693/ Edit: You can also click on his name in the original post (or the link above) and see all the papers in pubmed authored by hi…
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Comment #44705852
This paper cites 10 other papers, two of which are essentially the same paper. The author also has additional papers claiming that Vitamin D helps prevent COVID mortality using a "…
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Comment #43290030
That’s not even my argument though? I was very clear that specifically immediately post birth is a high risk time and that mandatory paternity tests at birth increase those risks w…
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Comment #43290019
That’s not even my argument though? I was very clear that specifically immediately post birth is a high risk time and that mandatory paternity tests at birth increase those risks w…
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Comment #43289821
The internet is truly a wild place. You can say something like "We shouldn't do mandatory paternity tests at birth because they bring no benefit to the child" and someone responds …
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Comment #43289591
I disagree here. Blood tests done at birth are done specifically for the benefit of the child (and with minimal risk to the child). A paternity test has no benefit for the child (i…
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Comment #41760412
Sorry, the conclusion in the paper really underlies how poorly the results fit the evidence: "The resulting almost doubling in the age of the Universe and increasing the formation …
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Comment #41325684
It feels like it might have been written by AI. The cadence of the text is really unnatural.
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Comment #40621642
Hedging risk. This is often a hard concept for people to grasp: there is value to hedging risk. It (generally) cannot be turned into money. There is extrinsic value to reducing ris…
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Comment #40437057
It can also be survivorship bias: "we never used seat belts and we were fine" can only be said by someone alive.
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Comment #40246423
Not OP, but I had a boss who specifically bought ambidextrous mice and would switch hands every hour (or so).
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Comment #40083019
I'm of the opinion that there's a reason why a subset (myself included) of people who when initially exposed to infinitesimals, and specifically the part where you start just disre…
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Comment #39852727
I'll add on to your point: moving up the IC ladder is often slow because it takes more to both become an expert in a field and to prove it to your leadership. Each step up the IC l…
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Comment #39840827
I thought this as well, but I did a little research before responding, and it looks like even though this is broadly true, people still weren't living particularly long before the …
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Comment #39636298
I feel this, during the shortage, we had an otherwise healthy baby but were advised to go on formula for a week to test for something. The process of finding formula and discoverin…
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Comment #39628324
You pretty much answered your own question: compared to the size of the coast, the amount of energy these wind farms capture is negligible. You might see a reduction of power if yo…