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avmich
3y ago
Oh, you're on HN! How many technical advancements started with "technically" looking not too realistic at the moment?
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avmich
3y ago
The important words in the title are "like all workers". All workers don't need to. Same for federal employees.
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avmich
3y ago
Modern pitchfork is likely a keyboard, and you're right now in the right place.
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avmich
3y ago
Wonder it this could help to alleviate the momentary shortage of GPUs on the market.
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avmich
3y ago
It doesn't help with determining how Alice took the photo - with her camera or with her version of Stable Diffusion. Only that at t=0 Alice uploaded the hash of the photo she had before it.
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avmich
3y ago
Seen Autodesk here, which might - or might not - mean that the standard is also applicable for 3D engineering artifacts. However I see no explicit mention of this in the article by the link. Can this standard be well used for, say, designin
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avmich
3y ago
Let's not use this platform for what it's not very suitable. I'm afraid we won't relay our arguments without doubtful amount of efforts.
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avmich
3y ago
I disagree, but I don't think this is a good platform to list arguments and supporting explanations. I've tried to write a longer post, but explanations are too long to be sufficient.
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avmich
3y ago
Awesome videos with explanations.
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avmich
3y ago
Did you read "Wizardry compiled" series by Rick Cook? :)
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avmich
3y ago
I guess, "help" here means "work towards achieving something desirable". Unless, of course, you think any and all kinds of capitalism regulations can't be defined so that they could be desirable...
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avmich
3y ago
I'd be interested to see an AI which would - consciously enough, from our point of view - work towards reduction of that consumption.
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avmich
3y ago
I'm not sure what could be done much better than what Greta does given her environment. I believe so far her impact on climate awareness is large net positive, and that alone - the putting the problem front and center before many peopl
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avmich
3y ago
From what I know about Greta, she is rather careful with such matters. Your comment in general is in effect destroying part of those careful efforts, so I'd be happy if it wouldn't. "Significant carbon footprint" asks fo
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avmich
3y ago
I read the article, it's about travel by electric boat across the ocean. So I'm still not sure where's the information supporting "Not just that she flies around the world instead of doing zooms." coming from.
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avmich
3y ago
No I didn't. Can you quote the phrase? The word "emergency" occurs once, in phrase "Thunberg does not fly except for emergency cases.(4)" . The link (4) leads to https://time.com/5663534/greta-t
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avmich
3y ago
Wikipedia doesn't state that Greta flies, so I assume you're admitting your error.
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avmich
3y ago
https://www.nasa.gov/pdf/635963main_RocketsPeopleVolume2-ebo... I joined Boguslavskiy by the device that recorded directly onto electrochemical paper. A report was coming in from the receiving center: “Range—50,000. Si
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3y ago
> Ironically people like Greta have had the worst impact on climate. Not just that she flies around the world instead of doing zooms. But that she is all doom and gloom instead of trying to help us progress technology I'm pretty sur
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avmich
3y ago
The history of the first map of the other half of the Moon is no less dramatic. Actually, the very first image of the back side of the Moon was destroyed immediately after creation.
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3y ago
> Microsoft just switched the unit from degrees to turns. From days in the year to years, but since Microsoft isn't very good with calendar, they stuck in pre-Julian epoch and have incorrect values. Wonder if I should explicitly put
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avmich
3y ago
Doesn't it seem like a common sense? Can't government use this way to learn about the owners?
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avmich
3y ago
They have to prove - at least in the court - that they own the property. So the documents are going to surface with the names of the owners. Actually, I think the registrar of the property could be able to issue a request for documentation
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3y ago
They will gladly name themselves when you ask them on which grounds they want to stop your heavy equipment messing around their properties. They will bring all necessary papers to you. I guess you won't leave until they'll make it
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3y ago
> Even after eight months of investigation, Garamendi says federal authorities are still struggling to get those answers. What if somebody moves a few bulldozers to that land and start raising an obstacle which would be convenient to pro
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3y ago
> A judgment of fair payment is up to the employee and the employer not the nation as a whole. That's not quite true. We have antitrust laws, minimum wages and other things designed to make a more even field for employment relations
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3y ago
You're on an YC forum, so here people will happily tell you about benefits of having somebody taking your product in this case. You can take their improvements and use them in your product too. Here's the case of license abiding,
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avmich
3y ago
Whenever we codify something in law - and licenses are a kind of a law use - we're trying to achieve something we mean. So, in many cases in life there are words of the law - or license - and the unspoken intent. I guess you mean that
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avmich
3y ago
Just couple of days ago had a discussion about measuring information in units of area. Perhaps spacetime has rest mass after all?
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3y ago
The watches were at the time considered an example of reliable manufacturing. It's sad to have this tradition fading away.
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