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jack6e

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    Comment #47152664

    Perhaps it reminds you of Screeps because of what the author wrote in the third paragraph of the submission.

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    Comment #18718447

    Specific technology choices aside, this was an incredible write-up of their migration process: thorough, organized, readable prose about a technical topic. It is helpful to read ho…

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    Comment #18715966

    The link to the actual vote results [0] states that the electorate was "CPython core developers with a known email-address." [0] https://discuss.python.org/t/python-governance-vote…

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    Comment #18444055

    I'd like to point out that my comment mostly referred to the article's original title, which was click-bait referencing GitLab's "secret" to multi-million dollar "success." Spoiler…

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    Comment #18442528

    Skipping over the little annoying facts that fully remote work is not some secret strategy, and that no Fortune 500 company (as an index of success) is 100% remote, let's just do a…

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    Comment #18433335

    Qualtrics is pretty popular among their initial target audience mentioned in the article: academics. Among academic survey shops this product is the definite go-to. I imagine, base…

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    Comment #18407093

    What? This is entirely untrue, and I feel bad that you had a teacher or reading experience that did not focus on how much inner life, motivation, and emotion are in this poem. I ha…

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    Comment #18345966

    Considering that miniature books have been a part of literary and publishing history since at least the 16th century, I doubt this modern rehash will drastically change reading any…

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    Comment #18240123

    They state that the cumulative valuation of these 100 companies is $100+ billion, of which $81+ billion comes from the top 5 companies, and $95+ billion comes from the top 10. Also…

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    Comment #18202992

    The difference is two-fold: actively planting a fake story means that first, the espionage is fake and thus no real intelligence can be gathered, so the only benefit is the hypothe…

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    Comment #18201311

    But the effect of that would be to cause massive distrust of Chinese suppliers and cause a shift away from electronics being produced there. IC and cyber experts generally identify…

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    Comment #18139582

    > Or at least have testimonies by employees in these company The original article directly addressed this: " The companies’ denials are countered by six current and former senior n…

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    Comment #18041558

    > "Not as clickbaity though...." Not as accurate, either, given that the title of the paper is "Get Billions and Billions of Correct Digits of pi from a Wrong Formula," and it was …

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    Comment #18026626

    This is an old investing strategy summarized by Rothschild in the anecdote, "The time to buy is when there's blood in the streets." I think that maxim captures the crass greed of t…

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    Comment #18016879

    Try 2165749873212654987321354.

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    Comment #17766279

    Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google. Jim Cramer created the acronym to name these four companies as high-performing tech stocks years ago [0]. But now, as in the above usage, it is m…

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    Comment #17654725

    This is awesome work, and kudos to Tang, but I am also really impressed with how his advisor, Scott Aaronson, seems to have so selflessly supported his research and given him full …

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    Comment #17293193

    At PyCon in Cleveland this year Amjith Ramanujam did a presentation on "how Netflix does failovers in 7 minutes flat" [0]. Worth a watch/listen for anyone interested in what their …

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    Comment #17248073

    > This was likely inspired by an event preceding the Nanking Massacre There is about no likelihood that Tolkien heard about a despicable war crime committed by an Axis power, invol…

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    Comment #17118221

    This timeline is wonderful: https://www.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/hypetime.htm The IPO of Yahoo, the creation of MSNBC.

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    Comment #16985805

    UVA is doing some great focused work in certain CS fields. Their student team recently won the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition in their first year competing [0]. [0] …