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A lot of people need to process this prior:
If X is true, P(X)->1 as you investigate.
If X is false, P(X)->0 as you investigate.
If P(X)=0.5 for nearly 7 years straight, then someone is pulling your leg.
I think I may have found alpha in smoking normies in redraft fantasy football leagues by using Vegas-implied player projections to build draft rankings and weekly rankings
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Can someone kindly let me know why we started calling cloud service providers “hyperscalers” as opposed to “cloud service providers”?
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One thing that’s annoying about being a software engineer is that you’re surrounded by people who have strong opinions about the stupidest possible stuff that couldn’t possibly ever matter even a little bit. This is your whole career. It’s just arguments like this one over and over and over and over again and they literally never matter. The years roll into decades and nobody ever stops talking about this stuff and it didn’t matter in 1980 and it didn’t matter in 1990 and it didn’t matter in 2010 and it doesn’t matter today.
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Problematic when using auto generated code from an API model, or something like Lombok. Often a Boolean can be prefixed with “is” automatically, then you end up with isIsEnabled
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plumber comes to my house. i ask him to put something in at the street. he says, “can’t: theres a law”. i call the city. apparently, they are all well versed in philosophy, because no one can prove this negative: that no such law exists. they are now explaining this image to me:
