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by chpatrick 6mo ago
The detective who was pressured by (presumably) intelligence services to invest the Tisza tech staff has also given an interview today: https://youtu.be/IXmuE2TX9yE?si=d3Kw3-4R8QvFEHz8
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Inside the covert operation to bring down the party threatening Orbán's rule(telex.hu)
5 points by chpatrick 6mo ago|1 comments
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by chpatrick 7mo ago
Einstein was heavily inspired by Mach: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mach%27s_principle
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by chpatrick 7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46094037
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by chpatrick 7mo ago
That's how it works when you sing! But if you have an instrument you need to tune it would be annoying if you had to retune it between every song.
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by chpatrick 7mo ago
Actually Graphene has been shown to be resilient (uniquely) to some of the forensic tools used by governments.
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by chpatrick 7mo ago
Suicide rate is higher in northern countries.
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by chpatrick 7mo ago
Nice ad hominems, good job. It's the same deal with small phones. Everyone thinks they're a great idea, then when they actually release them no one buys them. You can't plan your products based on what a small group of users
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by chpatrick 7mo ago
None of that sells phones.
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by chpatrick 7mo ago
And?
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by chpatrick 7mo ago
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it." - Upton Sinclair
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by chpatrick 7mo ago
2021 called, they want their uninformed metaphor back.
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
Everyone knows to really think you need to use your fleshy meat brain, everything else is cheating.
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
I don't know why you're being downvoted, the US has been way more belligerent towards the EU recently than China.
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
Your point being?
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
Humans also get into accidents all the time, that's not a great benchmark.
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
I think the idea is that they could go full speed in sync, then afterwards they could still take you to your doorstep.
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
Maybe we don't need to simulate a brain to simulate a human in the text domain.
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
Yeah a few terabytes worth of extra steps.
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
They're being trialled in London right now.
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
The whole section from Reading to Iver is outside London. Also 20% of the UK lives around London so it makes total sense to invest in the area.
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
I know you know, just practical intuition for 3D graphics in case someone finds it useful: There's a 1-1 mapping between complex numbers and 2D rotation matrices that only do rotation and scaling. The benefit is that the complex number
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
It's a massive investment in the areas near its stations.
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
They could have used their AI skills to vibe code this for a few quid :)
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
That's only a very vague description.
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by chpatrick 8mo ago
I know about this issue so it's great that something is being done about it, but the page really needs a text explainer instead of the just a video.
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by chpatrick 9mo ago
To be honest, how much staff do you need to run a file transfer service.
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by chpatrick 9mo ago
Modern heat pump dryers also work at a lower temperature because they cool the air to evaporate the moisture so they don't need to be as hot to start with.
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by chpatrick 9mo ago
In Hungary it gets sorted out locally. We also recently implemented a bottle return system that (although it's annoying) produces clean stacks of PET, aluminium and glass, all of which are recyclable.
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by chpatrick 9mo ago
Unlike the time the US banned a millions of people on the basis of religion, pure socialism.

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