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by 7e 3y ago
That's not a fix. People in houses will breed even more people and/or people will move in from afar--and then one generation later you're back to where you were before, only with more total population, less room for the eart
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by 7e 3y ago
Flag the entire site for enforcing a very short headline length limit, like it's 1978 and we're reading it on an 80 character teletype. Must be a LISP thing.
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by 7e 3y ago
This is a thinly disguised vehicle to deliver ads in sneaky places.
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by 7e 3y ago
You can get way more than half a million dollars per year making something that touches half a million people by working at a FAANG. In the end you're likely to be much wealthier by working there than at a failing startup. It's
755.
by 7e 3y ago
A litany of problems, but the owner likes it anyway. Gadget therapy for the post-modern human.
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by 7e 3y ago
Here, you have kids whose parents are employed (that is, not on welfare, can do their job) and the kids are strongly motivated to do well in school so they don’t have to join the military, like their parents did.
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by 7e 3y ago
How does this compare to Apple Private Relay?
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by 7e 3y ago
The original (apparently staged) FSD promo video featured a tagline which read, “The person in the driver's seat is only there for legal reasons. He is not doing anything. The car is driving itself.” What a dangerous fraud.
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by 7e 3y ago
Does it have IPMI?
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by 7e 3y ago
Russia also stands to gain from this attack, by diverting the world’s eye from Ukraine.
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by 7e 3y ago
Picasso shares those surpluses with hundreds of millions of other people. That didn’t make him special.
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by 7e 3y ago
AIs do not create new works. They merely blend multiple copyrighted works together to create a new derived work. Just because the derived work comes from multiple authors doesn’t make it fair use.
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by 7e 3y ago
People eventually die and their houses become available. It’s only population growth that creates housing demand, and for the good of the planet, that needs to stop.
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by 7e 3y ago
Europe has been building houses for thousands of years. How do you think we got so many people? It didn’t solve the problem. It only encourages population growth. Building more roads doesn’t reduce traffic, and building more housing doesn’t
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by 7e 3y ago
We would soon breed 50% more people. Building more houses reduces housing costs like building more highways reduces traffic.
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by 7e 3y ago
OSS predates GNU, and GNU's influence is waning. I wouldn't say Stallman's impact was that large. OSS was a thing before Stallman and will remain after Stallman.
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by 7e 3y ago
Is the problem finding relevant papers/conclusions, or is it the reproducibility of those papers? Can we trust the data?
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by 7e 3y ago
Tesla can’t solve self driving, but it will produce a bot which can function in an environment which is a hundred times more open and chaotic than a road system? I don’t think so.
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by 7e 3y ago
Fair enough, but Paxos has all of those things too, despite being extremely hard to grok. I guess "advance" is in the eye of the beholder.
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by 7e 3y ago
Calling Raft an advance in CS is a stretch. It is an alternate and equivalent reimplementation of Paxos by those who didn't understand Paxos. They did succeed in making a protocol which people have more confidence that they understand-
771.
by 7e 3y ago
Huh? The founders created these companies. YC just convinced these founders to give away a big share of their companies for almost nothing, in return for cult lulz. Accelerators are exploitative.
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by 7e 3y ago
Did they make the cover?
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by 7e 3y ago
That’s a presumptuous statement. The crash occurred at night in very poor weather. It was likely impossible to see the missing half of the bridge under those conditions. Everyone already uses common sense. That’s why it’s called common sens
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by 7e 3y ago
If Google was told multiple times of the error and didn’t update their map, well, that’s negligence. You can’t recall a paper map, but you can update an online map easily.
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by 7e 3y ago
Are you an attorney or judge?
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by 7e 3y ago
Usually experts won’t make educated guesses, but: does it beat those experts?
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by 7e 3y ago
They probably switched to a neural algorithm which can’t be explained and is often completely wrong.
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by 7e 3y ago
Lyft’s routes are batshit crazy sometimes. I presume it’s Google’s fault.
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by 7e 3y ago
Has anything/anyone brought programming to the people? It’s not a mainstream thing.
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by 7e 3y ago
Can we please just get to what OS X had twenty years ago. Please.

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