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by Laaas 3y ago
They don't.
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by Laaas 3y ago
Where it started (I believe): https://www.theregister.com/2020/03/17/broadcom_sues_netflix...
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by Laaas 3y ago
Compare - https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=twitter.com - https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=threads.net
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by Laaas 3y ago
> The decision to cancel the project followed an update from NuScale this year regarding the cost of building the reactors, which had soared to $9.3 billion from $5.3 billion because of rising interest rates and inflation. Even $5.3B see
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by Laaas 3y ago
https://archive.li/zrMDT
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Can Humans Control the Weather? Japanese Scientists Think They Can(bloomberg.com)
2 points by Laaas 3y ago|2 comments
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by Laaas 3y ago
What "attacks" is he referring to?
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by Laaas 3y ago
https://archive.ph/KErEf
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Tesla's Long, Winding Road to Getting Europe's Approval for FSD (2022)(bloomberg.com)
2 points by Laaas 3y ago|1 comments
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by Laaas 3y ago
What problems?
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by Laaas 3y ago
If only these people would build new real estate
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by Laaas 3y ago
Most of the complaints are "it's different" rather than having more substance. Tesla cars have issues, but not these.
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by Laaas 3y ago
https://www.usb.org/document-library/usb4r-specification-v20 I wish it was a joke.
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by Laaas 3y ago
The issue is that the generated code is checked in. Surely there's a better solution.
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by Laaas 3y ago
Is there any public information about your case?
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by Laaas 3y ago
FlixBus in Europe has been great IME
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by Laaas 3y ago
You'd need to randomise the keyboard layout every so often, perhaps every 100 strokes.
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by Laaas 3y ago
That Lexus hoverboard is extremely cool. How did I miss this commercial?
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by Laaas 3y ago
The child rule makes no sense to me. What was the motivation?
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by Laaas 3y ago
A CBDC split among e.g. several countries, institutions, banks, would still need some (simple) consensus algorithm. It would also still benefit from all of the work done on the usage side, e.g. smart contracts, zero-knowledge proofs, state&
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by Laaas 3y ago
> He still believes crypto has no real-world use or value Are most cryptocurrencies a scam? Maybe. All? Probably not but let's assume so. That they have no use? Definitely not the case. I have a very hard time believing they have a
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by Laaas 3y ago
How does this compare with Xenia?
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by Laaas 3y ago
And big enough for mass public transport.
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by Laaas 3y ago
Boring helps trains too. Separate loop project from boring machine.
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by Laaas 3y ago
It's saddening that they haven't fixed this yet. An email service that doesn't send emails properly, what is the point? I've had this bug hit me at times that matter. What if my recipient ignored my empty mail instead of
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by Laaas 3y ago
Is Ethereum a security or a commodity?
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by Laaas 3y ago
The point is that neutrality isn't a given and shouldn't be assumed for any media organisation.
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by Laaas 3y ago
What point is there in using OracleJDK over OpenJDK?
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by Laaas 3y ago
All I want is a list of jobs that involve functional programming.
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by Laaas 3y ago
Doesn't this also happen from just eating?

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