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Comment #47507455
Interesting question. I wonder what the default (implied) T&C would be if nothing has been explicitly stated. For example, publishing a source code without an explicit license does…
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Comment #43648603
I’m pretty sure that the answer you quoted was a joke, mainly because the topic of AI packages comes up all the time on that subreddit and people are starting to make fun of the sa…
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Comment #43311914
So far we’ve only traded our long term dominance. I’m yet to see any short term gains or even prospects of those. Unbelievable amount of damage done in just a month.
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Comment #42937313
There are more ways to get news than reading reddit tho. I still get exposure to the "big" events through HN or simply by talking to my coworkers, and those conversations tend to b…
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Comment #42928339
An alternative take on this is that the opposition doesn't really believe that anything extraordinary is happening and hence there is no strong response outside just some press rel…
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Comment #42927893
I think that the issue with what's happening on reddit is that it's hard to know what's real or what's not. I think that there is a lot that this administration could be criticized…
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Comment #42927626
Reddit has been in a state of hysteria for the past couple of weeks. You’re right that the overall leaning hasn’t changed much, but it was never this crazy, even during Trump’s fir…
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Comment #42914003
You make a valid point that while the rules of the game are known ahead of time, it’s strange that the entire industry is stuck in this local maximum of LeetCode interviews. Big co…
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Comment #42913242
Thank you for providing extra context! I can see why the unpredictability of the entire system could make people not even consider applying in the future. Sorry to hear that this h…
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Comment #42913159
> I would tell the EU to fuck themselves instead of using them as a piggy bank. Why do those FAANG companies still want to do business there? Maybe because no one makes business de…
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Comment #42912333
Nice story, but it doesn’t really match the reality I’ve seen. One example: I was involved in the implementation of Article 15/17 at one of the FAANG companies. Throughout the proc…
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Comment #42912135
My response was a counterexample to the the parent comment which implied that the only statues being removed are the statues of the traitors. None of the people I listed were trait…
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Comment #42903037
In the Bay Area we had the statues of Ulysses Grant [1], Francis Key [2], and Junipero Serra [3] removed. This isn't even the full list of all the monuments that were labeled "raci…
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Comment #42894743
1. I think it’s also fair to say that since the interview, Mark Rutte has come out and said that NATO countries need to increase their spending to be able to protect themselves. Co…
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Comment #42889545
I fail to see why a scientist won’t be interested in the grant now. Maybe if you’re talking about some areas like social sciences, yes, but for everything else not much seems to ha…
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Comment #42794157
Do you have inside knowledge or a reputable source that he is kept at a distance from the controls? How much control does he have as the CEO?
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Comment #42491070
You may have misread the parent comment. Longest common substring is not the same type of problem as longest common subsequence .
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Comment #42491065
Longest common subsequence for an arbitrary input is NP-hard: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_common_subsequence Some narrow versions of it could be optimally solved with DP,…
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