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by Laaas 2y ago
It inspires confidence because GCC is bloated and buggy.
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by Laaas 2y ago
I thought it was unavailable there. Even assuming they’re using VPNs, would it be acceptable to publicly promote using it?
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by Laaas 2y ago
Funny title, but I assume it’s to improve appeal to government.
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by Laaas 2y ago
I am grateful that they had an open source sponsorship program until now.
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The Hypothetical Nuclear Strong Force Is Not What Holds a Nucleus Together(sjsu.edu)
3 points by Laaas 2y ago|2 comments
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by Laaas 2y ago
I’d rather have them not know than automatic taxes.
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by Laaas 2y ago
> And the only way it's possible is by having unsustainable immigration. Shouldn’t have to be. If you raise TFR to 5 it should be completely feasible.
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by Laaas 2y ago
2k MIPS is 2 GIPS, no? Great work BTW
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by Laaas 2y ago
App taxis aren’t ride sharing. Ride sharing is letting normal people earn money by sharing their car. In e.g. Spain IIRC Uber is just a front end for the taxis.
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by Laaas 2y ago
EDIT: I checked, and for Denmark it’s just the bikes. It’s probably the same for most of the listed European countries. Original comment: I _think_ that it’s not “real” ride sharing in many of the noted places. E.g. it shows Denmark, and in
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by Laaas 2y ago
> For startups, Europe’s main problem is fragmentation. Yet Uber operates in most European countries. It is very much the bureaucracy that’s holding it back, and the bureaucracy stems from the culture. The corruption then makes it worse.
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by Laaas 2y ago
uBlock Origin can block JS too FWIW. There’s a convenient button for it in the extended menu.
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by Laaas 2y ago
“Patient given modified pig kidney dies two months later” would be more apt. Very editorialized title.
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by Laaas 2y ago
> As the recently retired head of space power systems at ESA Ah, he’s European.
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by Laaas 2y ago
Technically they are the reason why we don’t have small nuclear reactors.
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by Laaas 2y ago
> We have yet to find any strikingly novel compounds in the GNoME and Stable Structure listings, although we anticipate that there must be some among the 384,870 compositions. We also note that, while many of the new compositions are tri
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Efficient Quantum Algorithm for Subset-Sum Problem (NP in BQP)(eprint.iacr.org)
1 points by Laaas 2y ago|1 comments
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by Laaas 2y ago
I can't judge whether the math is sound.
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by Laaas 2y ago
The economic reasoning behind this doesn't make sense to me. What do they lose by allowing slightly more freedom in configurations?
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by Laaas 2y ago
Anecdotally, I've not had any issues whilst (I think) fitting into the American PoC category. It's not perfect, but I think it's _very_ hard to argue that it's worse than the average European country. I don't think
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by Laaas 2y ago
Can someone explain the logic behind not supporting all countries by default? What does Sony have to lose by letting people in tiny countries buy their games?
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by Laaas 2y ago
The somewhat bigger issue is that PSN doesn’t support all countries that Steam does apparently. In the end I suspect affected players will get a refund. It isn’t as big a deal as the gamers are making it seem.
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by Laaas 2y ago
I’m not sure whether this is satire or not.
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by Laaas 2y ago
FWIW that case was about whether copying the interface file almost verbatim was fair use, not about the API itself, IIRC.
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by Laaas 2y ago
I think it’s important to make clear that the letter is mostly bogus and almost libelous. Check into any one claim, and you’ll find it’s not the entire story. This however is true: > The Foundation board has unrepresentative composition
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by Laaas 2y ago
https://archive.li/ZQnSP (since Reddit blocks VPNs now)
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by Laaas 3y ago
In the opinion it says that it merely has to be "exceptional", I would think Cloudflare has a good chance at winning their case. They ought to do so, if only to discourage patent trolls. Link: https://web.archive.org&#x
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by Laaas 3y ago
What would be required to get a court to order Sable pay the legal fees Cloudflare incurred?
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by Laaas 3y ago
If you ask it to reveal its answer last, it will do it correctly.
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by Laaas 3y ago
That wouldn't be legal I think.

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