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bosswipe
5y ago
Discussion 2 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20105091
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If the goAl is reduction of emissions or generic environment friendliness biodiesel is not a solution. Especially if the biodiesel comes from palm oil.
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5y ago
Both the assertion and the contradiction are equally baseless.
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5y ago
But the question is why didn't any of the functional languages with these desirable features ever reach mainstream popularity.
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5y ago
Is WhatsApp's server code available somewhere that I'm not aware of?
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As another brown guy with kids my anecdote is that I was discriminated by my high school counselor[1] but I took that as a life lesson. The lesson wasn't that white people are evil, but that bias is real and I have to be aware of what&
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5y ago
The difference is that with other tech if you have enough capital you can try to compete. With AI capital is not enough, you need oceans of data which is only available to the few companies that were able to position themselves early enough
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5y ago
It's also really hard to find just plain descriptions of what all the different federal departments are doing and what it means. It's mostly considered too boring for general news unless someone has been able to generate some dram
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5y ago
Why in HN of all places? Because engineers are more resistant to bullshit hype. Proof-of-stake has not been proven at a large distributed scale.
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Humanity must not allow technology that marries self reinforcing emergent AI with a blockchain.
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5y ago
Got a screenshot? What platform?
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The Chinese companies are owned or funded by the government, they don't have to worry about profit. It is geopolitical economic warfare. A company cannot compete against that without government help.
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I don't have data but my hunch is that being a germophobe leads to worse long term health outcomes. Your immune system needs the exercise.
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5y ago
Whatever "open platform" might mean Android is becoming less and less of one as Google has made huge efforts to move more and more core operating system functionality into closed source Play Services and continues to remove develo
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This will reduce the power of Tile's finding network which will make it less effective for Android users. Why would they? To not be evil. They need to be stopped.
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Is it cross platform? Can't find the info.
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That's pretty much the same as AGPL. A tell about OSI's biases is that AGPL and SSPL are basically the same but since Amazon's propaganda engine ramped up against SSPL it was labeled as somehow completely out of bounds.
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5y ago
I don't value OSI's stamp of approval since they were explicitly founded to coopt FSF's effort and make it more corporate friendly. Obviously corporate lawyers would disagree with me. A license that allows all typical freedom
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5y ago
Nice! I wasn't aware of this new unlicensed spectrum. It will take years to become widely available but it's great news.
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All of us fighting over tiny slivers of bandwidth while telecom monopolies gobble up giant chunks of spectrum. The amount of value generated by the tiny unlicensed spectrum dwarfs the value that "5G" could possibly ever generate f
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5y ago
My life hack was to only buy slip-on shoes.
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5y ago
Yours is also a very HN comment these days.
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5y ago
Yep. Follow the money. Who benefits from weak ineffective democratic institutions?
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5y ago
Google has invested quite a bit into decarbonizing their data centers. They do a lot better than AWS for example.
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5y ago
I remember hesitating on a ETH trade because of Coinbase's high fees and losing money because of it. Ever since I've felt like Coinbase is a scam wrapped up in pretty UI.
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5y ago
This has happened with Epic.
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5y ago
Yea, M1's win is more in locking up TSMC's 5nm supply than its genius design. AMD has been struggling to get their slice of TSMC 7nm capacity.
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5y ago
I use Firefox Android uTorrent's manual Javascript toggle (under "More"). I've found NoScript to be too much work but an easily accessible manual toggle works for me.
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> Please, just be a chat app. Chat apps used to be just: send text. Over time the standard expectation for a chat app has become send text + online status + image + gifs + video + link previews + typing indicators + @ mentions + emoji re
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Trump violated the JCPOA first. Why should Iran hold up their side of a broken agreement? The JCPOA was working fine but Netanyahu didn't like it because he wants to destabilize Iran.
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