Rexxar

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by Rexxar 5y ago
Vehicle are approved by each country, not by EU. EU make that validation in one country is accepted in all country of the union and other countries that have a treaty with the union (Switzerland in this case). So you are blaming EU for the
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by Rexxar 5y ago
Absolutely no problem but lots of people like to trash talk on EU for no reason at every occasion they have.
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"Funnily" the error appears after the page has started to display correctly and doesn't appear if you block the correct anti-adblock script that erase the correct page and replace the content by a fake technical error message
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The "h" is necessary to indicate there is no liaison with the previous word and the "d" is an indication that that derivative words use a non-silent "d" (like "hasardeux").
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For the last example, could they train on "images + white noise" instead ?
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If I read only this sentence I understand that a bitcoin emits 195*29 more CO2 than an iPhone. But he got 195 by multiplying 29 by 6.7. And 6.7 is the ratio between bitcoin and Apple CO2 emissions. I'm not convinced that any of this co
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by Rexxar 5y ago
I agree with the sentiment but the example taken for software in this xkcd is wrong. There is a fundamental problem of trust when using software for voting systems that is not linked to the reliability of software but to the nature of votin
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by Rexxar 6y ago
"randomised trials" is not the gold standard of scientific evidence it just one method and there are a lots of other methods. It's used in medicine because we have a very weak understanding of what's going on and it&#x27
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by Rexxar 6y ago
I think it's not SO specific. More generally people that want power are not often the one that will use it wisely.
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UK's economy was a disaster at the end of the seventies and beginning of eighties. They come in EU poor and leave rich, it's very strange to call this a failed experiment.
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And why disabling all other related account ?
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He problably just mean "not owned by state". The public/private meaning in English is a false friend for lots of non native speakers.
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by Rexxar 6y ago
We can all ask ourself : How many time I would accept to be confined now to live one more day/week/month/year at the end of my life. Now we can use this ratio and apply it to our current choice to calibrate how much we stay c
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There is always another target after if you don't defends your allies.
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Can we really say that money is in short supply when there are negative interest rates in lots of countries ?
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So the energy they need to bring is the energy equivalent of the matter they would have needed to bring to get the same result. Or an other way to see it : they have to annihilate two Mars planet to get enough energy to create gravity on th
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That's the original and etymological definition of the word. We are used to progress so we see modern thing as better but modern things are just new or trendy not necessary better. Programming everything in javascript is quite modern b
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> You're pointing out Snowden in 13 and Trump in 16 and implying there's a causal relationship between the two. Your are misinterpreting his comment. He says that you can't 100% trust in long term government/administr
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Interesting job with other people they like is probably a good guess.
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The CEO is the one who has the more power to avoid it and they have incredibly high salary often justified because they are "risk takers". They take the money, so they can take the responsibility with it. And for information, the
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But population was much younger as life expectancy was shorter.
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If it was a long/short scale error, the error factor would be in the other direction.
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Strangely the title in French use "Milliardaire", the title in German use "Milliardäre". So the number has been divided by 1000 in translation.
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No. Diesel, compared to petrol, is worst for short-term air pollution and better for CO2 emissions. And, ultimately, climate change is the biggest danger.
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Open doesn't imply it's easy.
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It's amazing how different are names to call German people across europe: german, deutsch, allemand, vācietis
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Why would it be more disruptive that any other country that have integrated the union before ?
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> If you hesitate to fix security bugs out of fear of introducing new security bugs I never say that. But maybe you just don't need to rewrite the whole project to fix some bugs? Sometime it is maybe the right answer but it should n
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Fixing security bugs by changing everything may also introduce new security bugs.
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Is there a geological property that makes tunnel less expansive to build in Faroe Islands ? More than 50km of tunnels for 50000 inhabitants seems huge ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tunnels_of_the_Faroe_I... )

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