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by H8crilA 2y ago
Different types of missiles exist. A cruise missile (for which the Russians have a much better name - winged missile) can be confused with an airplane, as it is essentially a drone with a turbojet engine. A ballistic missile travelling at s
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BTW, this is (also) why the occasional Russian missile successfully penetrates the eastern flank of Europe. The damage potential of switching your entire air defense setup to a more aggressive posture will eventually result in civilian casu
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To avoid this very problem North Korea has no cars at all. Clever.
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How is that resolved now? Uniform probability sampling across all requests, regardless of occupation?
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It stands for Mquantum-blockchain-self-driving-social-cloud Internet of Things.
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They voted for him because he speaks pretty well for a politician. Also some of his messages really land - consider that Ukraine is losing (very very slowly, and can still win), so it makes sense to talk to both sides since it's unclea
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The plaintiffs focused on exactly this part - removal of metadata - probably because it's the most likely to hold in courts. One judge remarked on it pretty explicitly, saying that it's just a proxy topic for the real issue of the
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I wish Bitcoin produced at least something like that.
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Don't forget to record your the time on howlongtobeat.com, and leave a comment on Steam.
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This Number Of Fatalities On Any Other Platform Not Being The F-35 Will Shock You [link] !!!
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Incompetence is usually not intentional. For example Germany has shut down the nuclear power plants because it was important for the Greens. Instead they burn more coal now.
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I think the most correct way to phrase this would be that the more complicated something is, the more likely it is that you believe some falsehoods about it, or that there are entire areas that you didn't consider at all. And people ar
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At some point you'll have to use your knowledge for something, and only then you'll find out whether or not your knowledge is complete, i.e. whether or not you've actually learned the topic, or is there an entire aspect you h
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by H8crilA 2y ago
But you're agreeing? Emotionally it is easier to listen to 10 podcast episodes talking about LLMs, rather than to code a simple one yourself. Yet both can take a similar amount of time.
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One key feature of learning is that it must involve some form of failure - at least in the sciences that HN is typically involved in. It is impossible to fail at watching a video, but it is possible to fail at deriving a formula yourself on
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by H8crilA 2y ago
The GPU is a lot slower than the CPU - per core/thread. Otherwise you would need to select different core/thread counts on both sides, or set something like a power limit in watts. When it comes to watts the process node (nanomete
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You don't actually need to reach for theories about the inner workings of a brain. A person's education history can strongly bias towards one form of information presentation over another. For example imagine a self learned musici
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So you terminate all of the above right now, or continue selling at a loss (which still extends the runway) and wait for better times? Also, do you know that similar situations occasionally occur in pretty much any market out there? The mar
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MANPADS have generally not changed since the Afghanistan war. And here I mean the Soviet-Afghanistan war, not the twice as long but more or less equally ineffective American-Afghanistan war. If the attack helicopter is dead, then it has alr
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Switzerland has institutions that deal with polarization, as it has had centuries of experience (most notably along the french/german border, also known as the rosti trench :) ). For example seats in the executive branch are shared bet
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It is reasonable from his point of view - you guys sink the capital, I will have more compute. And if it doesn't work out and orders stop coming in then well that's not my problem, is it?
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Heartbleed is a memory leak, this is a full RCE without user action - RCE obviously implies full information leakage, and more. Specifically the execution is delayed until the next time a user uses their own printer (which config has been s
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Did you read the linked article? The death of that woman fixed two major problems: 1) limited working hours for the physicians, not primarily for the deceased, 2) brought serotonin syndrome to light. I was shocked when I read that the physi
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So why did she die exactly? You don't just die from overwork, and the real reasons can be surprising. There's a famous case of a medical worker who died in NY from overwork, except she also had a serotonin syndrome and essentially
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In comparison to bombing to smithereens the entire block, and having hundreds/thousands of people die under the rubble, some of them over the course of days - yes. Do you know that 100 is more than 1? Some people get confused by simple
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Dropping kilotons of aviation bombs on a populated city is indiscriminate. This is nothing in comparison to that. Frankly I would even call this surgical.
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Chernobyl blew up because of intense operator stupidity. Also it did not stop producing power, the last reactor was used till 2000.
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Why not just ask the bot to do something? I'm using it daily and don't have to spend more than 5 seconds thinking of a "prompt". The only exception is function calling (or whatever they call structured output these days)
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That's the thing: all of the above applies also to depression. And yet we do have quite a lot of options for treating it. Granted, they are not guaranteed to work, but they are sometimes/often effective, especially if you try a fe
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ME/CFS is seriously underinvested. I don't really understand why, any drug that makes a noticeable difference here will be a guaranteed money printer. There are millions of people suffering total disability, many in developed coun

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