DenisM

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by DenisM 4y ago
> the consequences of that tank puncturing are a lot worse than a regular gasoline tank Are they? Hydrogen should float up, up, and away. Just don’t store it indoors.
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by DenisM 4y ago
Neat idea. This would probably vindicate the “tabs” people of the tabs/spaces debate.
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by DenisM 4y ago
One can easily devise a hash function that a GPU can only compute once per second. Or per year, even, although that would be impractical.
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by DenisM 4y ago
This comment answers your questions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33425414
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by DenisM 4y ago
So is it possible yet to install a Windows 11 copy on an ARM Mac in VMWare or such? Officially. Lots of people have Macs already.
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by DenisM 4y ago
> Azure cloud instances are also an option. I couldn’t find ARM with windows, can you help?
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by DenisM 4y ago
Not just easier to write but also easier to index and easier for the query engine to optimize the query plan.
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by DenisM 4y ago
Working alone could be the reason too.
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by DenisM 4y ago
> I've found that simple function based code written around algebraic data types tends to be much more fluid and able to conform to changing worlds. How do you explain that?
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by DenisM 4y ago
>There's also the option of just doing everything yourself by learning to be good at multiple things and taking much longer. It will likely take a lot longer than you expect, sucking your whole life into it. Set a hard stop for your
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by DenisM 4y ago
I’d be interested to see that documentation if you have it handy.
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by DenisM 4y ago
What practical problem do you envision with this setup?
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by DenisM 4y ago
Patiently waiting for the government(s) to step in and start providing a modern ID service - a driver license with a built in private key, a fingerprint unlock, and a PIN. The combination of the three can still be defeated by someone follow
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by DenisM 4y ago
We’re talking about conversations, not the matching algorithm.
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by DenisM 4y ago
Except that candidates with more choices(presumably more desirable) will be the first to walk away from such subpar treatment. This is a whole class of problems - lowering barriers attracts mostly the wrong crowd, raising barriers scares aw
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by DenisM 4y ago
That sounds a lot like many dating app conversations. Maybe those are bots too?
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by DenisM 4y ago
> It's basically saying "other people seem to think this college is good, so we'll nudge them up a few points" So does page rank or citation index - popularity begets visibility, begets popularity.
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by DenisM 4y ago
Would be nice to have a binary download (for Mac in my case).
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by DenisM 4y ago
Can you provide an example of such book?
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by DenisM 4y ago
Business assets depreciate over time, nearly all of them, it’s only the amalgam that can steadily appreciate, as assets are cycled in and out. Business is fine with that. The problem with software is that software deprecation cannot be read
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by DenisM 4y ago
On other hand every idea that has traction started out as idea without traction. If we assume that traction-less ideas are not worth of protection we're placing a landmine under every single productive idea that is yet to be had.
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by DenisM 4y ago
That's still a lot more charitable than my take. Imagine you are someone who does not want the healthcare problem to be solved. Wouldn't you want to pay both sides of the aisle to drum up pointless bickering?
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by DenisM 4y ago
One could conclude the entire point of such debate(s) is to make sure nothing of importance gets changed.
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by DenisM 4y ago
> For example, I use my affordable car almost exclusively for work but it's not worth the trouble to track it for deductions because I still do best with standard deduction That's not how business expenses work. Talk to an acc
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by DenisM 5y ago
Where do you buy them?
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by DenisM 5y ago
You don’t really have to fit things into logical registers before you can speak of them. If you stop trying to do that you will find that you can speak your mind directly, which requires a lot less effort. The recipient of your message is a
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by DenisM 5y ago
Monoculture kills its host, nothing to do with communication speed.
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by DenisM 5y ago
A well funded troll farm will find a way to connect to the western internet. A poorly funded dissident will not.
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by DenisM 5y ago
Like, a giant and malformed QR code on the ground, causing a buffer overrun?
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by DenisM 5y ago
1. Markets fails under the weight of monopolies. Youtube needs to be broken up or regulated. 2. There was a supreme court decision that a platform (in that case a large mall) that makes itself a de-facto public square has to act like one, a

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