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Comment #17351515
Schrodinger's Bug
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Comment #17342137
Is MTG Arena the Hearthstone-like client?
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Comment #17308928
Nonsense. Absolute horse shit. This is a tax cut paid for in borrowing that will be paid later with...taxes.
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Comment #17308924
> The debt is already so large that this barely affects the momentum. The idea that a 66% increase in the deficit "barely affects the momentum" is absurd reflects either your ignor…
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Comment #17287534
He's coming off a crack-binge. Pay no mind.
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Comment #17282207
Valuable for who? Open source (at the margin) is more valuable for everyone--except the inventor, for whom it is not as valuable. So the inventor keeps the design proprietary, and …
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Comment #17261363
It's the simplest interpretation of the data we have.
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Comment #17244118
The Bell Theorem shows that any local hidden variable theory wouldn't match the experimental data we already have. There's other options for getting around the weirdness of the Cop…
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Comment #17234046
> Law of physics implies a casual relationship in nature This is simply wrong. That is not what the term 'law' means in physics.
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Comment #17234028
> It takes years of education before people realize that the known laws of physics are just approximations or historically refined by discovering new details. It's in high school c…
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Comment #17233184
It's been a long time since my QM course, but, assuming by unitary you mean deterministic, then the answer is that time evolution of a particle's state is NOT deterministic. It is …
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Comment #17233116
This sounds like semantic befuddlement (though, not on Wheeler's part; he was just engaging in wordplay). Physical laws are not 'laws' in the sense that nature is required to abide…
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Comment #17223315
Headline is super misleading--it's an electron app that wraps the web interface for Evernote. It's not its own application.
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Comment #17223280
There are a lot fewer people applying for jobs local to me than there applying to jobs that will let me work remote. By a factor of over 100.
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Comment #17223130
Tossing out Ballmer has greatly improved things, but it's hard still hard to ever trust them. Maybe when Ballmer is dead and buried.
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Comment #17223121
It's subsidized by those volunteers' time. Time that could otherwise be spent on other things. Granted, there's nothing nefarious about this, but there isn't anything necessarily n…
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Comment #17223029
And full of people applying for them.
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Comment #17192704
The two kinds of functions are also more clearly declared.
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Comment #17190764
Whichever team published VS Code seems to be not evil, at least.
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Comment #17190602
There's also the fact that Walmart achieves low prices by strong arming suppliers into giving them lower quality goods masquerading as the "same" model. Buying anything that you ex…
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Comment #17120601
This, a thousand times this.
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Comment #17115907
All zero of them.
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Comment #17085732
This eruption has been going on for 35 years, and there hasn't been a mass evacuation yet. I wouldn't worry about it.
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Comment #17026939
> Ordinary legislation only requires a 50% + 1 majority. That's not really true of any non-budgetary legislation (for now).