YayamiOmate

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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
It would be interesting what wpukd happen if people on NBA games started wearing FreeHK shirts. Would they be ejected during game? That would really mean that china effectively censors US citizens. Also what would happen if crowd pulled HK
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Sadly it's not a double standard if you define standard as income. In US it brings money to shout with lgbt in china it brings money to squash the shouting. If you redefine your morals to money it works well. Not sure if that's go
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
It's interesting to consider it benevolent from his perspective, since he called German financial institutions malevolent when it played out very similar in Greece. Except geopolitical influence expansion was not a main goal. Maybe he
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Why does it say image processing? How did they record the experiment if they had to process or maybe even render the picture?
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
I don't care if it's all real or not. The story plus your supplement makes me want not a movie but a multi million budget series. And a phone containing pics stolen inside a govt z building... lol. It's almost too cliche.
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Smoother scaling and lower entry cost as well. It seems obvious that at scale, someone running machines for you could not be cheaper, unless they had access to technology allowing to operate at lower costs or cheaper electricity. Renting ca
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Appart from siblings' mentions, I think they also opensourced networking libs/protocols, bonjour and cups. Cups should be mentioned especially, since that was a basis for network printing under linux. (I hope im right on this) Whi
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
While I admire your work and feel sympathy towards your wish. This naming got me confused. I wondered whether it's just the templated part of the standard lib or whole. It's anecdotal but there certainly is a strong spirit of gett
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Sorry for a tangent. But I must say I'm a fan of your answers on physics SE. It's a great resource for people with basic undestanding of fundamental physics and some experience with math, along with John Rennie's Nice to see
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Well, there are bateria living on chemical energy deep down in the oceans near volcanoes, that's not far from your example.
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Do you say its an efficient battery for solar power?
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Its an obvious tautology to me. If you allow decomposition then obvioisly net must be zero. If you createa object and destroy it, it pretty much has to release its source material in some form. If tree stops growing it obviously has to hav
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
I think the question doesn't make sense, because if you take it further something interesting appears. If you do have tiny solid magnets in a liquid, why don't they rotate and cancel out? They clearly cannot do so because macro s
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Comments like yours is the reason I read comments before articles. Kudos for the service to all the servicemen.
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
None? If they are under a regime and the government do not represent their will. At what point you start jailing children for their parent's actions? For any such action you should consider reason and effect. Do you have a good reason
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
It reminds me of the movie about McDondals start. Not the same mechanism but similiar modus operandi. It seemed even more ingenious/mischeviois, because in exchange for franchise deal they leased land to franchisers, not even the paren
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Emmm sorry to doubt Aussies, but type in Kościuszko in google translate and hit play. Their TTS is really good at pronounciation. It's hard to do it correctly if your native tongue is not slavic. I'd like to be wrong though. They
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Yea, but fission is just a fancy way to generate heat. Rest is basically the same. Turn it into mechanical energy, and then into electric by moving magnets vs coils. The only other ways of generating electricity we use are different way of
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
I doubt that anything like that will become standard curriculum. Some conclusions and effects might become common knowglede, but the mechanisms and theory not. It would have to be taught in high scholl, and even then not everyone have a com
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Hmmm how does one store neutrons? Because I highly doubt the bottle... It seems that in the crucial part the article makes gross oversimplification. I would imagine storage impacts observed half-life.
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
This seems weird that 13 minute outage can kill month and a half production. I wonder if this is standat hi-tech factory process reliability.
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
That's a desired effect for the decision makers. They want to have selfsustained economy. They were pretty explicit that they want to have production back, I assume they didn't mean it for export. Also it's easier to control
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
I dunno, but it seems to me universities increasingly focus on press releases and marketing departments... 5D and 13.8 billion years? Phony. I know no sane scientist or enigneer that would say they use more than 3D physics. Sounds like catc
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Isn't "the least surprising hypothesis" "the most likely case" by definition?
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
So it's an implicit contract based on syntax vs explicit? It's a user/m_ prefix vs compiler/private. Im not sure if former is better. It's a strong trade off imho. In my experience relying on people reading code and
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Regardless of platform and motivation, there is a more general issue. There is no fine well defined line between public documentation and promotion. Raising awarness is a form of promotion. Even if material is ultimately objective. There is
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Seeing HN title Oh, that looks interesting! proceed to open article link, reads title =_= o_o Well, that escalated quickly! Kudos for reversing the usual reaction to the title discrepancy impression.
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
At worst, cynically, I think it's our spyware vs their. US companies and xEyes in general lost privacy credibility some time ago. Both gov't s are known and proven to spy using big companies. And china isn't 1st here in issui
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
So, if someone is not sure, you want them to force them to go to court. That makes things practically public, and more costly. Btw. This feels kinda like defending the right to privacy. I thought republic feels strong about freedom of indiv
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Do you include in your evaluation uregulated political status of the state on international forum? When I read about it, technically ROC should be the real china in the international law sense, but de facto it's PRC. (I think so, corre

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