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2 years ago

@pwang Tangentially related: when I still lived in Austin, there was a urologist in the area named Dr. Richard Chopp. He was a vasectomy specialist 😆.

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2 years ago

@hmemcpy Some of us are super into both, it's horrifying! 😆

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2 years ago

@GabriellaG439 Hear, hear. I'm familiar with this argument 😉😆

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2 years ago

@Doni_FMTGC Gotta be Soul Warden

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3 years ago

@pwang How many tokens will it take to include the full legal text of Roko's Disclaimer into every prompt? 😆

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3 years ago

@mundanename Okay but a good film adaptation of the latter is still a good thing imo

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3 years ago

@keta_mean_ Why the hell didn't you wash the dishes the night before and make the bed when you got out of it this morning? Deadbeat fr

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3 years ago

@catanamihaill @Aella_Girl Lol

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@sclv Whey impressed me about the initial analysis during the high level code review was how quickly and succinctly you identified and articulated the concern. Seemed very clear it came from honed/inculcated intuitions.

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4 years ago

@ianmiell Stares in wip stash #194

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Jeremy Gibbons @jer_gib

5 years ago

Richard Bird passed away last night, after a long illness. He was hugely influential in FP, including Haskell, and in MPC. He will be remembered for the elegance of his work and his writing. He was also my supervisor, my colleague, and my friend, and I will miss him greatly.

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5 years ago

@ChShersh Needs more BlockArguments

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5 years ago

@burgessdryan When I've been a hiring manager: not in the slightest. And if the initial screening mechanisms are good and the work history is sound, I don't even care if the candidate has a degree.

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5 years ago

@hillelogram This is really great. Also, habituate automating away as much tedium and error-prone discovery as possible, even when you don't think you need it. Reach for git bisect early and often when possible; writing a script to test commits is often enough to find the issue by itself