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Comment #22781027
It may be that travel never has big enough margins to support a 10k employee middleman.
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Comment #22663616
Kinda makes you wonder why they aren't using methods from the multi armed bandit literature.
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Comment #22663592
Do you have a source for the last part?
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Comment #22390335
Which company do you work for and does it share your values in this question?
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Comment #22390279
"The grapes are sour anyway" is the standard open source answer for decades..
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Comment #22390272
Because I don't have static ip.
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Comment #22326513
Too late to edit but I read the article again and they compares it favorably to qsort so it makes sense to point out it's worse than std sort.
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Comment #22325442
Comparing a stable sort to a normal sort is unfair. Compare it with std::stable_sort.
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Comment #22283138
The reason cafes offer wifi is that otherwise people would stop coming.
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Comment #22245849
If you base it origin couldn't that have false positives too? Like say other, less privileged apps?
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Comment #22219508
A cost of doing business is one of the most essential expenses there is.
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Comment #22219459
If the single line one delegates to the batch one it should solve most of them.
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Comment #22157971
Well it could refer to a specific one.
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Comment #22153099
> the amazon I think of tall female warriors
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Comment #22152933
There are key differences between startup investing and that model. You just have to get sufficient amount of investors to recognize the diamond in the rough. Not a majority or any…
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Comment #22054509
One thing to keep in mind is our understanding of physics is only approximate so it's dangerous to draw too extreme conclusions. Approximate immortality is after all very different…
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Comment #22043228
Lucid dreamers were able to respond to stimuli while dreaming iirc
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Comment #21843171
I'd build something that's impossible to miss, and hard to destroy. A stone henge on the moon maybe.