Jabbles

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by Jabbles 4y ago
You are, of course, free to do what you wish with your time. But I have to ask, why does this random paper attract you? If you had interest in rigorous physics before now, what steps have you taken towards that? Your comment just seems far
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by Jabbles 4y ago
Standard reminder: The term "2 nanometer" or alternatively "20 angstrom" (a term used by Intel) has no relation to any actual physical feature (such as gate length, metal pitch or gate pitch) of the transistors. It is a
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by Jabbles 4y ago
You'd have to build the rocket on the island, or transport the rocket to the island for launch. Neither is impossible, but it's a lot easier to build and launch from the mainland.
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by Jabbles 4y ago
(1) does not seem true, they have documented some seemingly detailed reasons why Rust is not always the right choice, and acknowledge that in many cases it is: https://github.com/carbon-language/carbon-lang/blob&#x
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by Jabbles 4y ago
The rabbithole is here: https://stackoverflow.com/q/995593
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by Jabbles 4y ago
It's not going to be that secret though, Twitter's next quarterly financial report may suddenly contain $10B in cash and reveal it quite directly.
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by Jabbles 4y ago
> doesn't seem any better at solving it I thought they had real self-driving taxis in Pheonix that you can order? Real ones, with no safety driver. That definitely sounds "better", even if it is heavily geo-fenced.
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by Jabbles 4y ago
> Every language is unique just like everybody TBH it just sounds like you've redefined the word "unique".
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by Jabbles 4y ago
Surely the fact that they did all the high-resource languages first and are only now getting round to the less-popular ones demonstrates that that is not, in fact, the case?
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by Jabbles 4y ago
Please elaborate.
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by Jabbles 4y ago
Methanol is highly toxic; it is important to consider how we can make pumping it into people's homes as safe as possible.
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by Jabbles 4y ago
> Duolingo does help me learn French Can you say more about how much it has helped you, in what ways, and what else you have been doing to study?
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by Jabbles 4y ago
> It has to handle multiple threads reading and replacing entries, with no locking. Is this undefined behavior or does the memory model of C++ guarantee anything given the reads/writes are presumably whole words? I realise that the
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by Jabbles 4y ago
> the majority of the population works and lives in the major cities Technically true at 57%, but your wording makes it seem like you think it is much higher. Or perhaps you have a different definition? https://data.worldbank.
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by Jabbles 4y ago
Consider cutting the US into pieces whilst maintaining the overall mass-shooting rate. As it decreases in size the average time-between-mass-shootings will increase. As you continue to decrease the size, that time will increase above a year
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by Jabbles 4y ago
That doesn't make the criticism invalid - even if the deaths are weighted by population, choosing the median is far more likely to give a non-zero value for larger countries.
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by Jabbles 4y ago
Using the median surely goes too far the other way though, discounting the fact that the US is far larger than any of those countries except Russia. Of course the US is less likely to have shooting-free years, it's far bigger. Other wa
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by Jabbles 4y ago
Sounds like certain videos about historical trivia start trending and your colleague watches them before you do.
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by Jabbles 4y ago
Ah, so it's like AlphaZero, it learns from scratch, starting by making random moves.
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by Jabbles 4y ago
> don't have admin powers > Sent $80M a Month to Himself In the end, it turns out that you don't need admin powers to steal lots of money.
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by Jabbles 4y ago
> So the question I would have is does Crypto.com expect to make $35M ÷ 0.4% = $8.75B per year in trading volume. That's $8B extra due to the stadium naming, not in total.
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by Jabbles 4y ago
Maybe he influenced the decision to open source all the data? https://techcrunch.com/2021/09/30/alphabet-gives-some-loon-p...
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by Jabbles 4y ago
But the article doesn't say how fast it can travel, which is extremely important in reaching disaster zones. Even if you're travelling from, say, Miami to Haiti is 1000km, so I guess it would take 30 hours? But providing aid to To
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by Jabbles 4y ago
I don't really understand how these are meant to help - they are extremely slow and can't carry very much weight. Surely airdrops from conventional planes would be more effective even if there is no infrastructure for them to land
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by Jabbles 4y ago
Are you responding to the parent's post and suggesting that this is something to do with Go's success, or are you simply complaining?
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by Jabbles 4y ago
I think the word valued is hiding a lot. With startups, the "value" comes from investors who are willing to buy stock at a certain price with certain conditions, one of which is that the rule of law prevents you from stealing co
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by Jabbles 4y ago
Sick of people calling everything in crypto a Ponzi scheme. Some crypto projects are pump and dump schemes, while others are pyramid schemes. Others are just standard issue fraud. Others are just middlemen skimming of the top. Stop glossin
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by Jabbles 4y ago
What is the speed limit of a "surface street"? It's not a term I am familiar with (and presumably it varies by state?).
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by Jabbles 4y ago
> There's probably going to be a positive bounce just because markets don't move in straight lines. To emphasize the uncertainty in your "probably", I will point out that Luna didn't bounce: https://co
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by Jabbles 4y ago
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