So basically, any time a company lets people go that’s stealing, and you want there to be a court thing that judges whether any particular loss was due to mismanagement or “genuine misfortune”?
That seems like a pretty extreme response to high delivery fees don’t you think?
Making money by facilitating deals and delivery. Sounds to me like everybody wins.
Only if I can vote for sandwiches not falling apart when I eat them
It can’t fail in javascript ways that require specific sequences of code to be written, if those sequences of code aren’t in the range of output of the Typescript compiler.
Just use javascript and don’t try to add {} to [].
Do people really not make a mask of their face in public? Who are these people going around riding trains with their emotional state visible on their face?
It’s pinto beans, ese
India gets my respect for its very long history, and the fact it invented buddhism.
But Indian code is terrible. It degrades my respect for the country because it’s just consistently really bad.
A lot of Indian code seems like someone tried to fix a broken car window by caulking a fish tank into place. You confront them and they’re like “What? It’s glass isn’t it? It’s exactly the same”
Now I haven’t seen a lot of Indian code. I’ve seen the output of maybe ten different devs in India, and of that sample it’s all bad. Like really bad.
They work hard and get shit done, but it’s always some kind of hacky kluge made from copy-pasted code.
It’s unclean. It’s full of tech debt. It’s redundant. It’s often not even indented correctly.
I hate the word “slams”
Nyquist, thank you.
aren’t lost they fold into lower frequencies unless filtered out
If by “fold into” you mean they add noise to and hence distort the readings on the lower frequencies, that’s correct. But that just takes it further from a perfect reproduction.
It’s strange to me that this article makes mention of claims of disinformation, and lawsuits based on censorship and government collusion, without mentioning any details at all about what was actually claimed to have happened.
Does anyone know what the claims were, whether they had any validity, and what the outcomes of the lawsuits were?
There were claims of misinformation and censorship.
That’s not the same thing as reporting on unethical things.
So which is the truth? The article completely fails to report what the details or outcome of these allegations and lawsuits were.
The Norquist-Shannon rate sampling theorem only asserts that for a given maximum frequency, you only need another other given maximum frequency of sampling to represent it.
It does not say you can “perfectly” reproduce a signal. Only that you can reproduce all fourier components of the signal that are below half your sampling rate in frequency. It perfectly does that, yes.
But the signals that only contain a finite number of frequencies all below a certain maximum frequency are abstractions used in signal theory classes for teaching that theorem, and in engineering to hit a “good enough” target, not a “perfect” target.
Any frequencies bouncing around the room at over 22 kHz are lost at least to something using the 44 kHz sampling format.
TL;DR: Norquist-Shannon lets you completely reproduce signals with finite information in them. But real life sound doesn’t have finite information in it.
Phones should shoot landscape video even when they’re held vertically.
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It’s just easy to hate people you don’t know…
True. Very true. Which is why liberals need to actually talk with conservatives from time to time.
So people vote right wing because they’re stupid and misinformed. Gotcha. Good talk.
Glad you’re coming at this in an adult way.
That or an oil change
Are you regularly deleting git repos?
I recommend playing Penguin Pursuit on Lumosity
They’ve been waiting a while to use this stock image.