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  • Miami-Dade Democrats want more DNC funding diverted to them.

    I doubt it's in play, but even so it's probably not a worthy bet unless the map looks super wonky blue.

    Play the smart game, never send money down south unless you're sure, that's how blue always loses.

  • The onion knew it was out gunned by reality, they were wise to pack it in.

  • Desperation, they really, REALLY wanted to run against Biden, where the age issue worked more for than against him.

    They know they are fucked, their only option left is to bang on the table.

  • We desperately need to break up Kroger, it's not helping anyone anymore.

  • VC.

    Reality is what you say it is.

  • No, obviously not. Because I was fucking young then.

    Because when I dealt with them they were younger, now they're absolutely boomers, and they don't need to tolerate this, their husband will handle me and he owns a dealership!!!

  • Yeah I'm Oregon trail, I know that shit.

  • That's baked in deep in some places, that's why educating women is such an existential threat.

    Imagine women who don't feel helpless and have some confidence to think indepdently?!?!

  • Missed conspiracy and enemy at the gates, shame

  • I know, I've been on the wrong side of climate change all along!

  • No, southern women adore trump, a lot are crazy and want a big strong man to tell them what to do so they don't have to risk thinking for themselves.

  • There's a reason Karen is a boomer stereotype.

  • It's even worse, math uses arcane terms for things that in many other fields are basically just accepted.

    Galois fields? In hardware and software, those are just normal binary unsigned integers of a given bit length.

    I get that GFs came about first, but when they were later implemented for computers they weren't usually (they are sometimes, mostly for carry less mul specifically, or when used for cryptography) called Galois fields, the behavior was just accepted as the default for digital logic.

  • My argument is not against naming things after the discoverer, though in engineering while we have some of this (Heaviside comes to mind), most other concepts have a semantic value so even unknown terms can be mapped fairly easily.

    My main argument is that math is taught very poorly, if we had taught math as the history of math in school, this would be far more meaningful, we understand it as a story and each piece in the puzzle an event that brought it about.

  • This is the hilarious tragedy of the Democratic party:

    If the race is close, then the electoral college, courts and other methods can be used to bump things to the GOP (2000).

    If the race isn't that close, then people will feel comfortable voting third party to "make a statement", which can cost enough votes in key states to cost the election (2016).

  • GR is fascinating, because it's something you actually can spend a long, long time completely failing to observe.

    Basically until you either try to understand galaxies, or you've got a pesky drift issue with your satellites, you don't need to think about it much at all. Well I suppose if you want to understand why gravity is sometimes weird but you can just ignore that for a really long time.

  • I've been learning crypto math the hard way, it's brutal.

    I've found one way that works is to learn about the people, like learn about Gauss's life and work, it helped give me context and perspective for the random terms.

  • I'm sure that's true.

    I think people in China don't think about crimes the CCP punishes with the death penalty much either.