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Comment #32174238
The list of sound defeats is kind of a who's who from back in the day: Black, Hawk, Robison, Klein, Leo the Jap, Price, Stein.
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Comment #32171539
> ... it is hard to think of a competitor in all of history more dominant over his sport or game than Tinsley. I've got another one: famous hold 'em poker player Stu Ungar never lo…
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Comment #32051236
Commenters excoriate the methadology. First thing I checked was for comparisons with Aleksandr Suvarov, who "never lost a single battle he commanded."¹ Glaringly absent from the ex…
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Comment #32022436
YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLQiIhrutmA
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Comment #31981867
The darkest Sesame Street skit I ever saw had a muppet jumping up and down on a manhole cover, gleefully repeating "99! 99! 99! ...". A second muppet shows up wondering what it's a…
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Comment #31925072
Link didn't work for me. Direct link did: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3534854
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Comment #31900871
Right! Didn't think to look it up as a term of art. That means the missing information is temporal: the subsitution in point III narrows indemnity to only those claims which satisf…
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Comment #31900504
Does anyone know the meaning of "all finally settled claims" in point III? > III. Blanket indemnities. I'm not wealthy, and my insurer won't cover claims that you settle without th…
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Comment #31899706
> ... you are abusing OOP and think it's the only way of doing things > ... when you then say you decided to stick with C, you contradict with yourself Figments of your imagination…
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Comment #31868383
> Denying people information ... on-brand for Dan Luu. Just to be clear, he does not deny the information. Chronology matters a lot, danluu knows this, and he does make it availabl…
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Comment #31812887
You mount the remote file system as a volume and traverse it as part of the local file system. Super convenient for comparing contents of a local folder to a remote in the command …
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Comment #31790027
Holy crap I had no idea this was Galbraith's insight. I've heard William K. Black talk about Gresham's dynamics a few times, but always wondered why his use of the term didn't comp…
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Comment #31783363
Seconded. I subscribed to Financial Times for a year, whose prose, editorial balance, and coverage insight are noticeably inferior to The Wall Street Journal's. I also subscribed t…
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Comment #31753264
You missed this part: > Only mentioning this here just in case the PR spin doctors threaten the researchers into removing mention of Intel on this one.
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Comment #31660034
Politicians sometimes do the wrong thing is a truism, no?
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Comment #31658447
Knock-on effects can just as well be ascribed to alternative targets for those Apollo funds. Those don't take much imagination to come up with, e.g. reducing the student-teacher ra…
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Comment #31589263
On the face of it, no politician wants to risk tanking an org that employs a significant part of their jurisdiction. Providing even minimum wage employment to thousands is an objec…
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Comment #31562978
It seems you missed the point of the OG article? It's not about MAiD or the ethicality of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms but about systemic, community-wide failures to…
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Comment #31550525
I agree, and I'll go further. Jan Tschischold didn't think we should use serifs unless text is justified. That convention was one of Wikipedia's main reasons for settling on sans-s…
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Comment #31509434
The turning point for me was when they canned Victoria from r/ama. My experience with it got progressively worse thereafter. I might sign in to it once a year now (using old.reddit…