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721.
by DasIch 11y ago
They are cars not computers. The hardware is significantly more complex and more prone to failure in ways a software patch won't fix.
722.
by DasIch 11y ago
Tesla produces high end cars but as a brand it isn't and might never be considered elite in the way traditional car companies are. To focus purely on that space seems like an unnecessary risk, if you can expand.
723.
by DasIch 11y ago
It's addictive to a lot of people, so there is a certain cost to society that comes with gambling that needs to be considered.
724.
by DasIch 11y ago
Of course I can think of such scenarios, I can't think of any scenario in which this would be a big problem though. A lot of people live with flatmates who they didn't really know before living together. It's unusual not to f
725.
by DasIch 11y ago
Why would anyone want to? Germany desperately needs immigration to keep up the economy and welfare system and overall immigrants pay more to Germany than they get out of it.
726.
by DasIch 11y ago
They take up a lot of space on a sidewalk. If all cars were electric, charging them on my street would require putting up a charger roughly every 5m on both sides of the street to charge all cars typically parking here. The same would have
727.
by DasIch 11y ago
I'm sure that the people behind Chernobyl and Fukushima were no less convinced that the design was safe and operated perfectly fine, than you are convinced that modern reactors are safely designed and operated correctly.
728.
by DasIch 11y ago
The toll from fossil fuels is however much easier to deal with. The worst case scenario for a nuclear reactor failure in Germany, is that there is no Germany afterwards.
729.
by DasIch 11y ago
No matter how much money you throw at the problem, you won't be able to solve it entirely in cities. European cities aren't really built with cars in mind and most buildings don't come with garages. So all the cars currently
730.
by DasIch 11y ago
Not writing in cursive helps but it doesn't solve the fundamental problem that ballpoint pens are significantly worse than fountain pens when you need to write for several hours in an exam for example.
731.
by DasIch 11y ago
Most people consider that anything but cosmetic.
732.
by DasIch 11y ago
I'm definitely impressed and certainly wouldn't be able to keep up. However I'm not sure whether this is because what she's doing is an incredible accomplishment or I just treat my body horribly. She has probably more th
733.
by DasIch 11y ago
If you die before you grow old, you're probably going to do so as a child. If you survive birth, childhood and are otherwise healthy, you're chances of growing old are pretty good no matter where and how you happen to live. That&#
734.
by DasIch 11y ago
These only help you determine the state of the entire system. They provide no information about the impact individual applications or processes have especially not relative to each other.
735.
by DasIch 11y ago
I think lack of onboarding is probably one of the biggest problems with open source projects as well. You can't expect to get new contributors, if you have no documentation on how to setup a development environment, which tools you use
736.
by DasIch 11y ago
Interesting that the article doesn't mention that there is prior art, which was discussed in court, in the form of the Neonode N1m.
737.
by DasIch 11y ago
In German as well, though I guess that's not very surprising.
738.
by DasIch 11y ago
Gay men are often stereotyped to have a lot of changing sexual partners, which increases the risks for STIs. There are quite a few countries that forbid gay men from donating blood because of this.
739.
by DasIch 11y ago
I think saving energy might be much bigger motivation. Taking advantage of inertia like humans and animals are doing is probably a far more efficient form of movement.
740.
by DasIch 11y ago
concurrent.futures is not new, it has existed for years and is not an alternative to multiprocessing but an abstraction that can be used with threads and multiprocessing. The purpose is primarily to have a solution to promises/deferred
741.
by DasIch 11y ago
What's important in particular about having those rights at the "beginning" of the Grundgesetz is that the first 20 articles are immutable and cannot be changed unlike the latter parts of the constitution.
742.
by DasIch 11y ago
I completely agree. Range has completely mishandled the NSA situation but he isn't stupid. It's obvious that this would get him retired and doing it this way was decent attempt at stopping this whole affair and does his colleagues
743.
by DasIch 11y ago
Given that Maas apparently intented to kill the Gutachten on Friday, I think it's fair to assume that the investigation is not continuing or even merely paused. It's definitely dead now. The next prosecutor would have to be extrao
744.
by DasIch 11y ago
That 1.2Mb gets partly cached on the desktop. Mobile clients cache very little. Safari on my iPad is currently storing only 6.1Mb of website data and I use it every day on a variety of websites. Client-side caching is a nothing but a lie ba
745.
by DasIch 11y ago
Countries tend to claim jurisdiction whenever a citizen is killed, no matter where it happens.
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by DasIch 11y ago
Standard of living has barely any useful meaning. The US has a relatively high standard of living sure but in practice you only get to enjoy that, if you are at least middle class. In Switzerland or anywhere else in Europe (excluding the ea
747.
by DasIch 11y ago
Algorithms on immutable data structures tend to have very bad worst case peformance.
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by DasIch 11y ago
Well, sure there are quite a few people that are very critical of the US and some go as far as wanting to see theses bases go, but they are a minority. There is also no political party (worth mentioning) that has any interest in getting rid
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by DasIch 11y ago
Nobody in Germany wants those to be closed. They are often very important to the local economy of the areas in which they are located. It's also convenient way to make sure it's in the interest of the US military to defend Germany
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by DasIch 11y ago
How so? They don't matter on mobile but they still have effectively a monopoly on the desktop with more than 90% marketshare.

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