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by aquadrop 7y ago
That's because 'e' also usually makes previous consonant softer(not in your example though, because it's a loan word I guess), so you'd have to put 'ь' everywhere then.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
It's not lying if he believes what he says. Do you have proofs that he deliberately does it? > Easy to be the most advanced if you're the only one "selling". I don't understand what you mean with quotes.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
That's cool. My point was that Musk is not afraid to say optimistic time frames based on current expectations, sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. I prefer it much more than the usual way corporations work - play safe and d
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by aquadrop 7y ago
It's weird that I have to point out second time I _didn't say they have autonomy_. And what's wrong with lowering fatality rate whatever your competitors are doing? Also, I'm anxious to see Waymo released, but current re
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Not with landing of the booster, which is the whole point of Falcon 9.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I didn't say they have. But autonomy doesn't mean immunity from fatalities as well. Their cars as it is already lower overall fatality rate.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Also worth noting he claimed they will do first fly of Falcon 9 in 2007, but happened in 2010. Same with Model3 production rates etc. Also worth noting that others just don't provide any time frames in fear of failing those. Musk is ju
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by aquadrop 7y ago
You need to expose that kind of stuff. By hiding them behind @agentname.com you just help them.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
We can subtract traffic accidents, homicides, suicides, falls etc and compare only remaining numbers.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Thanks for the site. Bug report: Looks like sort by expected finish works on strings instead of dates.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
And? If they can simultaneously create demand for the launches and create global internet service business, what's the problem?
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by aquadrop 7y ago
And for what? To save space? That's ridiculous. > If anything died here, it is the implicit consent by the user for allowing unnoticed storage space consumption What about explicit consent? It also dies. That's just inventing p
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Ok, allowing, then what? I still don't want to deal with export/import as a user.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
These are technical details for normally working with the app. They charge you, so they need you name and credit card. You ask for a support, so they need your ip etc. They list what they may gather, because privacy policy should cover ever
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by aquadrop 7y ago
These don't look that bad, but what's describe in a tweet (tracking focus app etc) is much worse, it doesn't seem to be in the privacy policy though (or they masked it?). So where's the information about focused window c
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I think for the purpose of reporting it should be 5000, but those who calculate death rate should have more details. It's just reporting everyone with the virus is the only common way we can use to compare between countries.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Covid19 is already causing a bump in overall death stats in Italy. You will definitely see it in case of wide spread in a country, only way to hide it is not report deaths at all. Do you think Japan will do that?
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by aquadrop 7y ago
If they don't test enough they still would have a lot of deaths then, they have very old population. Don't think it's as simple as "they don't test enough". South Korea afaik also didn't do full blown lock
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by aquadrop 7y ago
No need to go ballistic over couple of lines.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Hm, if you change amount of beds total deaths don't change in their model.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
There is a lot of long distance traveling during summer as well, with all the vacations.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
If you look at the ratio of test/positive people, and assuming that lower the ratio more wide spread testing is, Japan isn't doing bad. I don't remember exact numbers but when I looked at the numbers recently it was something
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Norway has very good air quality and still relatively hard hit.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
It's just harsh restrictive measures are also not free. Sending economy into hard recession, disrupting supply chains etc will cause people to lose jobs, get under poverty line or not get above it etc. I think it would be a good idea t
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Yep, you're right, it's more for a total deaths chart. But I would expect it to be visible even in total cases chart, since less people should be out on the streets spreading the disease.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Looks like it's also not entirely correct in what it wants to convey. If assumption is that having overall amount of cases under health care capability threshold lowers total amount of deaths then area of the second chart should be muc
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I understand they focus on low latency in general, but why it's not customizable and no one allows to tweak/switch what you prefer? Youtube streams etc lack interactivity of videochat. It's just I'm sitting in the same b
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by aquadrop 7y ago
I have tried it some time ago and it was pretty good in terms of video quality. Maybe someone knows, I was searching for something that would allow me to have almost local video quality for a chat app. I don't understand why there&#x27
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Why was data sorted by usage count in the first place? Hash of the password doesn't give you the password, so you just get "something was used x amount of times". Seems like you always want to look up by hash and then sorting
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by aquadrop 7y ago
Not in the case of possible epidemic. It would be insane not to test every person that was in close contact.

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