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Seems to work out well for Mojo, so I'd guess it's more an issue with C++.
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Well... memory is off at least.
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18/20 on hard, some misclicks :P Anki training works!
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The flag of Paraguy says "Paraguy" on it, you might want to blur that.
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Well obviously national IDs are... national.
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> Making the verbatim content of the book lost forever is not equivalent to burning them? The verbatim content are the words, not the paper. Books are lost all the time because the last book ended up in a landfill. But if an AI lab digit
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To me, the hate against "destroying books" is kinda silly. The reason we're against destroying books is because the Nazis did it to destroy information . This situation has absolutely no relation to that. This is the exact o
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> I’m applying for a second citizenship. I'm sorry what? A second citizenship to the same country ?
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Well.. it does. There's no checksum in social security numbers for example, that's actually a pretty big deal. The lack of proper buy in on what a personal ID number IS and what it's for is also a huge deal (although not a te
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Exo- vs endoskeleton has some big consequences too.
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Giant sauropods are basically big balloons, so that's a nice little hack around the issue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuMHfWSyoGI
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That seems to not be the reason from the latest data. Insect oxygen transfer basically doesn't scale cleanly with oxygen in the atmosphere like the original hypothesis thought. What IS true though is that pterosaurs and later birds and
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Well.. yea, because it's the US that creates the list, and they don't know or understand that systems like ID numbers exists.
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It says the subsidy is 30%. You just said it's 70% and that it's 50% in the same sentence. Surely you can give one link to something that backs up anything you said.
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Do you have some citation to back those numbers up?
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I'm not a "lover" of AI, I'm just saying it's tiring when people scream AI all the time without proof.
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Not so deep lol. I've talked to Americans.
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Yea I hear that thing a lot. Or the common "why can't we all just cooperate " in the context of yet another rocket company. But of course, if we had pooled our resources we'd still have super shitty rockets.
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I assume not 100% of all HN linked articles were written by AI, while at the same time noticing that 100% have a comment saying how it's AI written.
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That's a super tiny apartment. The niceness comes from caring, not from money.
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I mean, it's super clear to a lot of people that it's written by LLMs EVEN WHEN IT'S NOT. You can't vibe that shit too.
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> Why is it OK for Elon Musk to blow up spaceship after spaceship and everyone says well that’s the way you get it right Because it is, and he's shown that pretty clearly. Look at mass to orbit numbers of SpaceX compared to the rest
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People have been prosecuted and convicted here in Sweden for Japanese hand drawn CSAM. I think it comes down to different ideas of why the law exists. If you believe removing access to pornographic material for this category means people wi
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It reads as cringe to me as a Swede where we follow the Law of Jante, but why would Americans think this is cringe?
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I think that idiomatic Go code is not in fact easier to read or reason about on the business domain level, because it's too low level and fiddly. That's why we don't write in assembly anymore. Assembly is much more "easy
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Pretty bad on my desktop too.
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I think "quality" here refers to "idiomatic go code", not the distance from the end broken state to a finished product. At least that's how I read it.
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They have some event scheduled for next week too.
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I think you mean "re-join the FRESHWATER cycle"? Because obviously it rejoins the global water cycle.
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In this context it's not binary. Context is everything. If it was binary there would only be 0 and 1 on one of the axis in the graph. That's not the case.

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