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by 22c 4y ago
I'd say the main issue here is that in the article, we have > ts = 1571595618.0 This a timestamp, there is no TZ data required. > x = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(ts) Now for some reason the developer cares about UTC all of a sudden
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by 22c 4y ago
I liked the article, I know people who plan travel the same way as described in the article and it makes travel sound like a chore. I also feel like you're not doing the culture justice if you're doing this kind of "drive-by
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by 22c 4y ago
Not to mention there doesn't seem to be a lot stopping these robots from being customised by the purchaser. I don't think there would be much in the way of a military contractor getting their hands on these and strapping a glock t
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by 22c 4y ago
Story is breaking, but there is more detail here: https://www.reddit.com/r/bnbchainofficial/comments/xxjkpy/te...
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by 22c 4y ago
Your linked article talks about NS1. > Nord Stream AG operator says looking into decline in pressure in Nord Stream 1 The GP article talks about NS2. > Nord Stream 2 pipeline pressure collapses mysteriously overnight Did pressure &quo
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by 22c 4y ago
YouTuber "Life in Jars?" may be of interest to anyone who thinks these sealed ecosystem projects are neat. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0XNssyypOLiq4vVgXm9NtQ
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by 22c 4y ago
If I'm not mistaken, this is likely to be the final Zachtronics title release, unfortunately. Looking forward to seeing what the individual members of the Zachtronics team go on to do next.
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by 22c 4y ago
No, I don't think so. The numbers people throw around are generally not accurate as was discovered by that experimenter. So in general it should probably be avoided to describe oxygen production/consumption in terms of "trees
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by 22c 4y ago
Yes, the username is "http" the password is "// http:// " The : separates the username and password (it's not part of either). The url-path is "/ http://?http://#htt
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by 22c 4y ago
There was a guy who sealed himself in a "greenhouse" full of trees, he was trying to produce as much oxygen as he consumed, as well as scrub as much CO2 as he exhaled. It turned out he still didn't have enough oxygen/CO2
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by 22c 4y ago
I'd say it's mostly a lack of understanding. Cryptocurrency != (bitcoin || ether). Problems that have been solved in a "Traditional Finance" setting (eg. clawback, chargeback, dispute resolution) are either solved or bei
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by 22c 4y ago
> crypto is still completely non-viable as a real medium of exchange There are some projects which are attempting to fill in the "TradFi" gaps and support clawback at the protocol level. I am aware of at least this project but
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by 22c 4y ago
Presumably there would've been fewer environmental concerns if Singapore simply had more land.
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by 22c 4y ago
AFAIK the biggest constraints for virtually all DCs is available power and available fibre connectivity (or in the case of places like Singapore, available land).
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by 22c 4y ago
Full title adds "in Dublin". The truncated HN title is unfortunately quite misleading.
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by 22c 4y ago
A family relative of mine is a qualified draftsman and unfortunately had to pick up stacking shelves at the grocery store because he wasn't able to get enough work ad a draftsman to support his family. I suspect an architect + engineer
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by 22c 4y ago
I guess they're trying to say that things like Uber, Amazon, Door Dash, AirBNB, Venmo etc. have a strong foothold in USA, but in India there's a lot of "home grown" alternatives that have beaten the US big tech to adapt
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by 22c 4y ago
https://github.com/AssemblyScript/assemblyscript/pull/2439 Best I could find
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by 22c 4y ago
I think I did something similar, too...
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by 22c 4y ago
It's useful if you don't know what $threshold is or if you want to get more "bang for your buck". I believe there's a chapter in Freakonomics that deals with this problem and, if I'm not mistaken, talks about a
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by 22c 4y ago
> Whoa, backwards training actually made your reaction time faster by 0.28 seconds! Interesting result. I think I may have subconsciously primed myself for a better performance as the prompt told me that it was about to go back to "
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by 22c 4y ago
Title should perhaps say (2010). I believe it has been known for a while now that a Mersenne Twister has a few drawbacks, though the paper seems to make no real conclusions as to which PRNG produces better results for their simulations, onl
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by 22c 4y ago
> You can literally run an Ethereum PoS node in a Raspberry Pi. I know one of the stated goals is for people to be able to run validators on commodity hardware, and as you've pointed out, builds exist for ARM devices and have been s
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by 22c 4y ago
What I'd really like is for all OSM apps to agree on a place to store the offline OSM data. I don't mind having multiple navigation apps with different strengths/weaknesses but I don't want to download several gigs of of
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by 22c 4y ago
Perhaps something that has been overlooked is that for most people, their phone IS their camera. Years prior, it would've been too awkward to take a selfie in front of the Eiffel tower, so you'd have to get someone else to take th
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by 22c 4y ago
Come now, citizen. We don't want to allow this dangerous "Emoji Extremism" to proliferate! https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-teacher-fined-using-emojis-uk...
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by 22c 4y ago
I don't think it's possible to DM on HN. The maps do not show properly, they don't properly load and when I try to zoom in/out the Felt overlay does a sort of weird parallax effect which makes things even more misaligned
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by 22c 4y ago
It's a big difference that someone is already in the way. If you take no action they die anyway. If you suddenly collapse on the ground or get struck by lightning before you can pull the lever, they still die. It's not your fault
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by 22c 4y ago
You can't really boil down trolley problems into "Would you kill x or y?". Generally someone is already in the way of the trolley, so the question is more like "Would you kill x in order to save y?". So you could
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by 22c 4y ago
To really be sure, I think you need to test for the switched case as well. ie. would you do nothing and kill a human or switch and kill sentient robot.

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