Isinlor

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by Isinlor 6y ago
Yes, and the world should not be buying oil from Saudis either. The biggest grey zone here is USA. Europe should have certainly not participated in USA wars in the Middle East.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Gazprom is 50% owned by the Russian state. Overall, gas and oil account for roughly 50% of Russia budget.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Roughly 4% of the money Germany will give Russia will be used to kill Ukrainians and stage wars like in Georgia. Russia spends around 4% GDP on their army. Otherwise, why shouldn't we buy oil e.g. from Islamic State if it manages to re
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Under international trade agreements we (EU) can also stop exports of the vaccines as did UK in the contracts. Whatever the means, as long as they are legal, we can and should force equal burden of delays. I guess EU didn't play it the
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Deciding that it's no longer worthwhile to provide services to everyone in a country is not leveraging your dominance. It's giving up. They can't force Google to operate in Australia.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Polish constitution has plenty of checks and balances. For example we had fairly well functioning constitutional tribunal. The difference is political culture. Especially the judicial branch of USA withstood the attack from Trump beautifull
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by Isinlor 6y ago
The licenses are there so that you don't need to trust companies to follow some unstated rules. You clearly do not like certain permissive licenses and you should contribute only to projects that have licenses similar to GPLv3. Take it
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by Isinlor 6y ago
It's my understanding too. The author clearly does not like freedoms provided by MIT, Apache, BSD and similar licenses.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
It's clear that the author should not contribute to Apache 2.0 projects, because they do not like freedoms this license provides. They should contribute to projects whose licenses do not allow changing terms of the license easily. That
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by Isinlor 6y ago
> A lot is made of the way Amazon is "taking advantage" of the license, but they aren't. They're doing exactly what is allowed, what anyone is allowed. Elastic is also not "taking advantage" of the license.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
It's reality. They do reusable Falcon Heavy flights at 90 million right now. Good chunk of that cost is second stage and fairings that are expendable. Starship is designed to be fully and rapidly reusable.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Great comparison of SLS vs. Starship: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KA69Oh3_obY Key points: https://i2.wp.com/everydayastronaut.com/wp-content/uploads/2... Mass to the Moon: - Saturn 5: 49
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by Isinlor 6y ago
EU is working on addressing these issues. They specifically want to label companies like Google as "gatekeepers" in The Digital Markets Act. From: https://www.pinsentmasons.com/out-law/news/gatekeepers-fa
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by Isinlor 6y ago
I'm not a US citizen, but just 5 min of scanning US laws makes me think that there are basis for a lawsuit. Essential facilities doctrine seems to be appropriate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essential_facilities_
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by Isinlor 6y ago
In this case they do not provide a service to the OP. There is no agreement between OP and Google. This is happening on browsers of their customers. And I'm quite sure that if Google hits a company that competes with Google services th
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by Isinlor 6y ago
I'm not commenting on ongoing political matters, but on principle. I'm replaying to the gay from the video who seems to have a view that all political speech should be protected, no exceptions. That's clearly wrong, because i
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by Isinlor 6y ago
There have to be red lines on political freedom of speech too. For example incitement to genocide must be red line. Unless you think that for example radio station RTLM was in their right to incite Rwanda genocide.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Nobody will be forcing you to buy self-driving car for quite a while. But as a safe driver, you should care about eliminating the most unsafe drivers from the roads.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
It's an active research field. E.g. from October 2020: Calibrating Deep Neural Networks using Focal Loss: https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.09437 > Miscalibration - a mismatch between a model's confidence and its
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Does this article actually contains explanation of what was wrong with the original study? Maybe I don't know how to read with understanding, but to me this article makes only two points: 1. The effect was about all people, not just d
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by Isinlor 6y ago
For me in practice going to UK meant that I had to show my passport on the border, while nobody cares when I travel across Schengen. I don't know what would happen if they tried to hold me. The biggest reason why Schengen Area is not e
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by Isinlor 6y ago
It's not black and white. In all cases there is consensus that Brexit will be bad economically. UK went with the middle bad scenario according to their own leaked analysis [0]. The "no deal" scenario, which would see the UK r
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by Isinlor 6y ago
No, moving without visa and passports is not related to EU. That's a Schengen Agreement establishing Schengen Area [0]. UK was never part of Schengen Area in the first place. In practice, free moment of people means that I can go to an
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Dan Rasky, Senior Research Scientist at NASA gave great description of SpaceX processes and how they differ from Old Space: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxIiiwD9C0E
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Blue Origin doesn't need to be worried about lack of cash. As long as Bezos is willing to burn billions they will keep on going. But that also means they don't have fear of failing, so they keep on doing things slowly. Elon on the
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by Isinlor 6y ago
Exponential growth can not be based on recycling. Tesla wants to recycle whole batteries, but 8 years ago they didn't produce even 1/100 of what they need to sustain current production. Once production levels off in 20 years, it s
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by Isinlor 6y ago
As far as I'm aware, attention does not even attempt biological plausibility, nor was it in any way inspired by biology. The issues attention addresses are very specific to sequential nature of so called Recurrent Neural Networks. The
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by Isinlor 6y ago
USA is not the only country in the world! Do you think that 230 somehow magically blocks decentralized internet all across Europe? 230 has nothing to do with global decentralized internet.
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by Isinlor 6y ago
There is always an entity to sue, because legal and organized business activity is taxed and requires legal entities. If you hide your commercial activity from taxation, you will be dealing with law enforcement sooner or later, depending on
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by Isinlor 6y ago
True censorship is when government does it. If you go to jail for promoting some information, that's censorship. Twitter and Facebook are part of "the public". You are even using right now a website very heavy on "censor

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