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by ABS 1y ago
if only you had kept reading 2 more sentences after the one you quoted you'd know: "The license does not allow removing the original license and purport that the code was created by someone else. It looks as if large parts of
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by ABS 2y ago
except there are plenty of other restaurants serving maguro
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by ABS 2y ago
assuming your point is correct about what almost the entire country thinks about ICE locking up tourists (and I don't think it is) it's irrelevant: ICE does it anyway and that's all I as a potential turist care about
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by ABS 2y ago
if you need to eat and decide not to go to your usual restaurant for whatever reason... do you stop eating altogether?
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by ABS 2y ago
start by learning the difference between Europe and the EU, then decide what you want to discuss. With those two things together you can find the relevant official's office to call. Or do you go straight to POTUS if you want to "s
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by ABS 2y ago
The Nazi salutes, the repeated commentary on individual European countries politics, his explicit support of far right parties in various European countries (at the time) upcoming elections. The related spread of misinformation at best and
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by ABS 2y ago
I never wrote that Schengen "is not an EU programme", I pointed out succintly that the countries in Schengen and the countries in EU are not the same thing. In fact there are also EU countries NOT in Schengen. And there are countr
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by ABS 2y ago
I still have my Thinkpad from 2000 and it works flawlessly despite spending 15 years in a box in a slightly damp room (though the lid cover became sticky/tacky)
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by ABS 2y ago
it's obviously from their own quotes but you can get most of the names in their various customers use cases, joint PRs and the likes (and those required the customers' direct approval )
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by ABS 2y ago
"(or do not use only GCP)"
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by ABS 2y ago
please read the text you quoted: "Several non-EU countries are included in the area through special association agreements."
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by ABS 2y ago
Schengen is different from EU. More importantly, and according to your link, only Estonia rejected 50+% Indian applications, everyone else rejected less than 50%, with only 2 others anywhere near 50% (Malta and Slovenia). So out of 29 count
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by ABS 2y ago
"power of two" with "power" singular perhaps but "powers of two" with the word "powers" plural is really not common as a synonym of squared (excluding people who don't know what they mean at all
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by ABS 2y ago
what drives me mad is that it's not even underrated! everyone knows, everyone has been talking (and complaning) about this for something like 15 years! I personally know of 2 big GCP customers who, over the years, left GCP because of t
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by ABS 2y ago
that would immediately shed half the value of the company and Google would need to book a huge loss e.g. half of Fortune 100 use Wiz and I assure you most of them do not use GCP (or do not use only GCP)
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C++ creator calls for help to defend programming language from 'serious attacks'(theregister.com)
7 points by ABS 2y ago|1 comments
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by ABS 2y ago
and that is fine, it's your choice but has nothing to do with the other party not offering an option to test, change your mind and not spend money. I personally just put a reminder in my calendar for all such things and be done with it
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by ABS 2y ago
I decided to try it 10 days ago exactly because of the pricing. It would be impossible for me to have one-on-one tutoring for a year at only €465 ($499 but I'm in EU). And that's regardless of the tutoring quality
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by ABS 2y ago
you could check the website slightly less quickly and see you can cancel at any time within the first 30 days and get a full refund https://www.mathacademy.com/terms-of-service#cancellation It's what I did 10 days ago
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by ABS 2y ago
you can do that today, I've been downloading and trying this out since before it was spun off SerenityOS HN is (supposed to be) a technical community so pulling the code and building it is no problem
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by ABS 2y ago
except we don't need opinions, we need proof and that is what we are lacking. The only expert in the FT article is Dr. Sankar Das Sarma who (from Wikipedia) "In collaboration with Chetan Nayak and Michael Freedman of Microsoft
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by ABS 2y ago
what Microsoft claim in their marketing copy reported by the FT - for the average reader - and what a third-party, well-known expert in the field thinks... are on very different levels AFAIC Microsoft is saying: we did it! Everyone else is
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by ABS 2y ago
that's not the way to think about quantum computing AFAIK. Think of these as accelerators you use to run some specific algorithm the result of which your "normal" application uses. More akin to GPUs: your "normal" a
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by ABS 2y ago
money quote: "if Microsoft’s claim stands, then topological qubits have finally reached some sort of parity with where more traditional qubits were 20-30 years ago. I.e., the non-topological approaches like superconducting, trapped
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by ABS 2y ago
Scott Aaronson's FAQ on Microsoft’s topological qubit thing https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43112021
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by ABS 2y ago
via the Quantum Buillshit Detector account: https://bsky.app/profile/spinespresso.bsky.social/post/3lijd...
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by ABS 2y ago
Microsoft Research entire point is that their approach will allow "fault-tolerant quantum computing architecture based on noise-resilient, topologically protected Majorana-based qubits." Roadmap to fault tolerant quantum co
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by ABS 2y ago
this is from 2 days ago: Roadmap to fault tolerant quantum computation using topological qubit arrays https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.12252
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Microsoft's Majorana Topological Chip – An Advance 17 Years in the Making(thequantuminsider.com)
1 points by ABS 2y ago|1 comments
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by ABS 2y ago
funnily enough I posted twitter's translation from Polish to English

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