ant6n

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   by ant6n 2y ago

   The lowest level could be encoded with whatever number of bits is required for the numeric distance between the leafs. With proper book keeping, the full 32 bit values don’t need to be stored. The value for each node should be something li
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   You kind of lost me towards the end, so I’m not sure whether you attempted it, but I was wondering whether it would be possible for the internal nodes to store only the upper 8/16 bits (that are nonzero for the current subtree). This i
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   Oh look, small world!
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   I have tried Bluesky, but for now it seems rather bland. Tried to follow a bunch of people I know from X, but then it kept suggesting astronomy photos or photos of sun up landscapes (with a text like „have a happy new day“). Little discussi
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   The unit economics for Night trains are in the operation. U want your cars to minimize operating cost, which may actually make the asset costs more expensive (at least at first).
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   For startups, building up the financing for buying rolling stock is very difficult. There’s currently very little available on the rental market. It’s difficult to just do a startup on general in this space (it’s sustainable mobility, but i
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   Seating rail cars have 70-90 seats, whereas couchettes have 40-66 beds, but at lower emissions (lower speed->less drag) and higher occupancy (in Germany, occupancy is around 50% for day trains). It’s pretty much a wash. If you mean luxur
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   The state railways have large exited night trains as a form of transport, due to economics, although it’s a much more sustainable form of transportation compared to aviation. Since Europe has a liberalized market in the rail sector, some st
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   Going Paris to Berlin implies a change in Frankfurt. If you miss your connection, but you have a through-ticket, you can pick the next train to Berlin. There’s a train from Frankfurt to Berlin like twice an hour or so. Sure it sucks missing
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    You mean 1.07E16
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    > To drag and drop something on the Mac, you: click it, drag it, and release it. It's not true. On windows/linux: tap, release, tap, drag, release On MacOs: tap, release, tap, drag, release, wait When moving b
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    > This: > https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MXCL3D/A/magic-keyboard-u ... > Appears to my eye to match this: > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_keyboard_layout Not i
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    I’m not sure why people always praise Apple on interaction Design. I just got a MacBook again, and there’s little things that just drive me crazy: when you use tap-to-drag on macOS, there’s a delay when releasing the drag (presumably so u c
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Came here to write the same. I got an Epson LCD projector used, 2m wall. Works great with an ipad mini and bluetooth box (although Apple ios is kind of dumb, I need to tell it every time I turn it on to not use the speakers in the projector
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    What if you have a Macbook Air with 16GB (the bechmarks dont seem to show memory).
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    I feel similar about the instruction encoding. Another way could be to use registers, possibly just one register. Like in old machines that had an accumulator, which was implied. So „Add x“ adds x to the accumulator. In some sense, there is
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    To „make a living in this business“, the OR will suffice.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Also, the effects of atmosphere reduce after the first 20km or so.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    You can target the Game Boy Advance or Game Boy.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Not too much fission or fusion happening in your body, afaik.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    > If 40 thousand, say, small cars were distributed across the entire globe including oceans, would you call the result "unsustainable pollution"? Cars don’t produce light pollution, which I believe is what’s being mentioned her
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Could perhaps melt them with a powerful laser?
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Or perhaps everyone is actually better of if negative externalities are taxed.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    I’m merely proposing a mechanism for how it could be possible to have salmon return to the same spot after several generations, if that actually does happen. The idea would be that a salmon could be genetically predisposed to follow a certa
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Well, maybe this „find a nice spot“ search function is the „memory“ that’s encoded in genetics.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    perhaps you could keep each process on one core. But that would kill multi-threaded performance.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    What if consecutive unfair coin flips are not independent?
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    As a wise man once said: „nature decays! But latinum is forever.“
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    There’s lots of inefficiencies all around in Canada. Poor insulation, too much suburbanization, not enough heat pumps. Transportation is also very inefficient (not enough public transit, too much suburbanization, not enough rail). Tar sands
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    See comment in this thread: „I’m donating through the national kidney registry, which means that I (and five close family members) will pop to the top of the transplant list if I ever need one.“