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by bjourne 10mo ago
Reminds me a bit of unlikelihood training that was proposed a few years ago: https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.04319 Afaik, it never became popular. Reinforcement learning and huge datasets mitigates the issues with likelihoo
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by bjourne 10mo ago
If what you say is true, wouldn't the same argument apply to practically every market these institutions are in? Oil, timber, steel, AI stuff, cars, you name it.
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by bjourne 10mo ago
Every state has the right to regulate its labor supply. In fact, that is how society got better. Unions setup oligopolies to ensure workers were fairly compensated. Unlike other commodities, labor cannot be traded on a free market because i
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by bjourne 10mo ago
Could be cool to use one as a speedometer or pedometer. But the accelerometers are probably not good enough.
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by bjourne 10mo ago
"Optimized" string types are everywhere and I bet that multiple people have already created string types almost identical to German strings. But the memory savings are small and they are not more efficient than ordinary strings. F
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by bjourne 10mo ago
But doesn't this assume what you intend to show? Of course you can't specify an infinite and non-repeating sequence, but how do you know that is a number?
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by bjourne 10mo ago
tl,dr; You have no facts to support your belief and now you're mad I called it out.
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by bjourne 10mo ago
Yes, the opposition claimed that it had proof. However, it has not allowed any independent third parties to verify said proof. That she won a peace prize is inconsequential. They gave one to Henry Kissinger too.
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by bjourne 10mo ago
I have not ignored any evidence. I've discounted vague allegations made without presenting any proof. If you care about facts then you should ask yourself why you are so sure Maduro faked the election when you haven't seen any evi
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by bjourne 10mo ago
Ok. So the US says so, a number of states aligned with the US, and the Venezuelan opposition. Still no evidence.
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by bjourne 10mo ago
Extensive polling also showed Hillary Clinton crushing Donald Trump in the 2016 US election. Polls have been wrong before. I'm asking for evidence not anecdotes.
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by bjourne 10mo ago
> The US secretary of state has said there was "overwhelming evidence" Venezuela's opposition won the recent presidential election. As I wrote, "the US says so" is not evidence.
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by bjourne 10mo ago
Post it on your blog...
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by bjourne 10mo ago
In other words, no, you don't?
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by bjourne 10mo ago
> He didn't even win the most recent election. I'll write that again, he was not elected. The most recent election in Venezuela was in 2025 and Maduro's faction(s) won a landslide victory: https://en.wikipedia.o
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by bjourne 10mo ago
Do you have any evidence of the election being faked? Other than the US says so?
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by bjourne 10mo ago
If you can't specify it or describe it how do you know it exists?
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by bjourne 10mo ago
Really? Which number can't be defined with a finite expression?
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by bjourne 10mo ago
What is your agent doing?
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by bjourne 10mo ago
Not much. The book mostly covers theory and not platform-specific details. The explanations on various real-time gc algorithms are very thorough though.
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by bjourne 10mo ago
Sorry sir, but yes, there is an emphatic need to call you a liar and a spreader of online manure. Liars like you deceive people and create dangerous falsehoods. Since you did not specify exactly where in Canada you live, nor did you provide
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by bjourne 10mo ago
Considering your hallucinations about "mass purges of older books" I would consider your claim about Mein Kampf not being found in your "local library SYSTEM" as bs. You haven't checked, don't know how to check
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by bjourne 10mo ago
You're probably not aware that €560 is subsistence money in Finland. Eat noodles every day, sell your car, keep indoor temperature at 18 C to save electricity, then maybe you have enough to pay rent. The idea that people in that situ
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by bjourne 10mo ago
It's not there because it is readily available in many US public and college libraries. If it isn't in your institution's collection your librarian will happily help you order it from from a nearby one.
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by bjourne 10mo ago
> Filtering content for children is not 'banning books'. If "filtering content for children" is not banning books, then why is "filtering content for adults" banning books? > By this definition, The Bible
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Pam Like a Pro. Lock yourself out of your Linux machine, then get back in(collininfosec.com)
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by bjourne 10mo ago
D-Bus is over 20 years old so a reboot is in order. All this guy's gripes are not legitimate, but many are. However, upgrading desktop infrastructure is just as much about influence (clout) and "social" excellence as it is ab
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by bjourne 10mo ago
The landing was a piece of cake compared to the inflight refuling mission! I played Top Gun until the casette broke but could only pass that mission a handful of times.
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Ask HN: How does traceroute on airplane wifis work?
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by bjourne 11mo ago
Spell and grammar checking. (Don't ask "What's wrong with aspell?")

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