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Bermion
3y ago
Steep damages is in many cases not enough because the likelihood of being found out is so low. The damages then have to be extremely steep for this behavior to not be incentivised. Basically to bring the expectation value negative, the dama
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Bermion
3y ago
How many similar practices actually get discovered? In a way this is the "right" thing to do in a capitalist society. We are incentivising this behaviour by making it profitable. An honest company cannot compete with a company doi
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Bermion
3y ago
From the article: "It’s somewhat hard to outthink a missile headed for your server farm at 800 km/h.". Is it really though? Just copy yourself to another server/activate whatever copy you already made in a bot net. Compu
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Bermion
3y ago
The grapes of wrath, John Steinbeck. Still feels surprisingly relevant with regards to workers organizing and how we view migrants today.
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Bermion
3y ago
Books get different return-by dates based on their popularity in Sweden, so some have to be returned in a e.g. week, some in a month. So perhaps they just meant that none of the return deadlines have been missed so far?
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Bermion
3y ago
Books get different return-by dates based on their popularity in Sweden, so some have to be returned in a e.g. week, some in a month. So perhaps they just meant that none of the return deadlines have been missed so far?
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Bermion
4y ago
Which neoliberal economies do not have the same issues?
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On Capitalism
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Bermion
4y ago
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Bermion
4y ago
Depending on the frequency you want, perhaps an option is to solve an oscillating ode? Each solution step gives you an audio sample. So instead of increasing the accumulator you calculate the next sine value directly from the previous (and
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Bermion
5y ago
Why shouldn't someone working as a fry cook be able to live on his salary? It's not dangerous to have a system where not everyone needs a university degree to earn a living.
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Bermion
5y ago
Roads aren't badly designed because no one has "reported" them. Improving roads for pedestrians needs to be a priority for politicians, instead of convenient commuting by cars. And for that to happen, voters need to see the w
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Bermion
5y ago
We need to limit speed and the amount of interactions between cars and pedestrians. This will necessarily be at the expense of the drivers who will have to drive slower and get less space since they have historically been prioritized. It is
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6y ago
"The team is in conversations with the tire industry and hopes manufacturers will be willing to look for a replacement preservative" - Is this how it usually works? I'd think they should contact some regulator that makes sure
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Bermion
6y ago
Why don't you just allow customers to set a limit if they would like to?