Sankozi

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by Sankozi 3y ago
For example if your URL scheme is /api/{version}/{path} then any new version will introduce lots of new endpoints. Most of them will work in the same way, but without checking source code you will never be sure. Because of th
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by Sankozi 3y ago
FUD ("No one knows...", "uncertainties" etc.), sprinkled with lies ("The arrival of useful EVs didn’t happen because of government mandates or incentives.", "In contrast to cars with internal combustion en
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by Sankozi 3y ago
So instead knowing city -> offset mapping, you need to know both city -> TZ and TZ -> offset mapping, and end up with something worse (because TZ will never be perfect, so offset from TZ is usually worse than "human" offs
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by Sankozi 3y ago
I don't understand what is your point. With single TZ: - I need to learn when people at different location work. With multiple, perfect TZs: - I still need to learn when people at different location work, and additionally I need to tra
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by Sankozi 3y ago
Why do you think it accomplishes nothing? Benefits just from communication perspective are enough to consider single timezone. > You still would have to figure out when people in SF wake up! Exactly! It is argument against multiple TZs n
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by Sankozi 3y ago
> The generally accepted theory is that progress is driven by small, continuously occurring changes (mutations), which happen solely due to DNA/RNA transcription errors (random = not influenced by external factors), and this gradual
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by Sankozi 3y ago
"TE changes were nonrandom in two ways. Firstly, the same DNA element could insert repeatedly at new target sites; and, secondly, TE mobility and mutagenic activity was activated by specific organismal stress conditions." Neither
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by Sankozi 3y ago
Are ISPs IP owners? I think they should be one of the main payers in this scheme. Question is who should get the money. Definitely not the companies currently having IP assigned.
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by Sankozi 3y ago
Walking is healthy and often is a signal that you live in a walkable place. Living in walkable place (concept similar to lately popular 15-minute cities) is important from environment perspective. But, for example, preferring walking to mor
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by Sankozi 3y ago
It does not seem that easy and does not seem that important to be honest. Donating 100 dollars monthly to sensible causes seems more beneficial than all combined and easier for lots of people. 3. 4. 5. 4. are barely positive if positive at
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by Sankozi 3y ago
Mocks are tracking and storing behaviour and almost always are doing much more than fakes (which globalreset proposes) which are just simple (and ideally, correct) implementations.
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by Sankozi 3y ago
Yes, but it means problem is somewhere else than Spotify. Especially considering that with Spotify more revenue goes to right holders compared to CD sales.
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by Sankozi 3y ago
Your citation is self-contradictory - if artist is also rights holder (which is not that rare I think) they will receive more than quarter. 70% percent of Spotify revenue goes to the right holders vs ~40% of a CD sale. That artist must have
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by Sankozi 3y ago
What? How are they screwing artists? Why are you suggesting they are not legal? Music streaming helped to almost double music industry revenue. https://www.statista.com/chart/4713/global-recorded-music-in...
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by Sankozi 3y ago
If you have a mess and add something to it, you still have a mess, probably a bigger one. To clean the mess you need to remove something (which is really hard in a programming language) not to add something. Selecting and enforcing usage of
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by Sankozi 3y ago
But these are not carbon offsets. This is carbon removal and storage for 100+ years according to https://www.cdr.fyi/methodology
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by Sankozi 3y ago
No, social mobility does not need that. And no, America has some (imperfect, but quite wide) social safety net. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_mobility https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_sa
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by Sankozi 3y ago
You are describing last 100 years of US history and it is not "most of the history". What you are describing was still not prevalent through the world like 50 years ago.
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by Sankozi 3y ago
Saying some problem is harder than NP Complete is like saying something is longer than "10". Without units "10" does not say anything about length. Without size function (and basic operation set) saying some problem is E
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by Sankozi 3y ago
This was not obvious to slaw, who did not say anything about cost-benefit analysis.
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by Sankozi 3y ago
"The Swedish government's approach has attracted controversy. The impact on the country's healthcare system and its reported death toll have been far greater than in other Nordic countries, in part due to its unique strategy.
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by Sankozi 3y ago
When reading that I thought it was photo requested by iCloud support and stored somewhere by them (common practice by other services). Not a photo made by Kulkov and stored on his own account.
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by Sankozi 3y ago
Not sure how you come up with point 1 when talking about auctions of a very limited resource. Lets focus on the point 2. You are vastly overestimating buying power of the richest people. Lets assume that some of them are really irrational a
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by Sankozi 3y ago
You should never wash any trash. Either it is recycled properly and it is washed in highly efficient manner or it isn't and washing doesn't matter. Looking at it from the other perspective - the trash is rarely worth even the few
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by Sankozi 3y ago
I might be nitpicking but this seems false - there are 2 pairs. 1. pair: m = 2 n = 4 2. pair: m = 4 n = 2 In this context (named values n,m) order does seem to matter.
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by Sankozi 4y ago
> "don't kill everyone" really doesn't seem the hardest problem here. And yet you made a mistake - it should be "don't kill anyone". AI just killed everyone except one person.
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by Sankozi 4y ago
Where do you get all that misleading information? > So.. its switching from petrol to coal? Switching from burning fossil fuels in tiny inefficient engine to burning them in modern power plant is already a very positive change. > Unle
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by Sankozi 4y ago
I completely agree that some climate activists are spreading FUD (for some time I was a climate denialist because of that), but it cannot be used as an argument against sensible climate policies. Here we are not even talking about policy -
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by Sankozi 4y ago
This is pure FUD. > Were these the same people who told us the glaciers would be melted and the Maldives under water by 2000? Were they? Please tell us. > How narcissistic do you have to be to believe the world is going to end in your
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by Sankozi 4y ago
Optional and some other classes have a warning "This is a value-based class; ..." in the documentation (since Java 8 - see https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Optional.

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