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by czzr 4y ago
I’m not even planning to run Linux on an Mx machine and these updates are fascinating - kudos to whoever writes them, great job!
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by czzr 4y ago
If you truly thought Ukraine would win then you’re an outlier - the consensus expectation was that Ukraine would fall relatively quickly to Russia.
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by czzr 4y ago
Doubtful. Unless you think in 2100 that rape victims will be forced to carry babies to term and people will mourn early miscarriages as if a toddler died. I would be extremely surprised.
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by czzr 4y ago
They are called review journals (and then eventually textbooks). It’s a category error to imagine any single paper is “true” - it’s basically just a bit of semi- reliable evidence that contributes towards finding the truth. The process is r
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by czzr 4y ago
Hard to say since it’s a short comment, but an NFT of a stock is worthless without some other mechanism to enforce ownership, at which point why do you need the NFT?
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A Tranquil Star(newyorker.com)
2 points by czzr 5y ago|0 comments
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by czzr 5y ago
Russia has no reason to fear NATO - it's ridiculous. No one is going to invade the country with the world’s largest nuclear arsenal.
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by czzr 5y ago
> I'm not a lawyer, but recently I did watch the movie Legally Blond I’m going to use this whenever I give a legal opinion on the internet.
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by czzr 5y ago
Has to be the complementary type. In your example, they will repel each other (since both are positively charged).
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by czzr 5y ago
Iain Banks? Pretty sure it is, can’t remember the title…
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by czzr 5y ago
Theoretically a stock split doesn’t change anything - let’s say you used to have 100 shares valued at 10 dollars each, and the company decides to change that to 200 shares at 5 dollars. You still have the same amount of value (1000 dollars)
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by czzr 5y ago
Well yes, few cared - also, there wasn’t large scale bombing and 2 million refugees a month ago.
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by czzr 5y ago
Other mammals synthesize vitamin D in their fur instead of their skin. We lost this option when we lost our fur, hence we’re more prone to vitamin D deficiencies.
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by czzr 5y ago
You live in Austin and donated to support protests in Canada? I’m curious about that - why are you actively getting involved in another country?
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by czzr 5y ago
Didn’t break my streak.
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by czzr 5y ago
Does it? What’s the expected response time on disengagement for a plane?
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by czzr 5y ago
PLoS biology charges $5300 per article. PLoS was explicitly set up to provide a non-profit, open access alternative to commercial publishers - and it just about breaks even. So I don’t think that JOSS calculation is anything close to correc
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by czzr 5y ago
No, it shouldn’t. ARM is ARM precisely because it doesn’t charge a huge amount - if it did, it would not be as widely used.
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by czzr 5y ago
I had to read it several times to get it, but I think they’re referring to “dumb” which could also refer to people who can’t speak. The funny thing about this is that I simply read “dumb” as “stupid” and didn’t make any connection to being
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by czzr 5y ago
Come back and make this comment when we actually have something better than human driving.
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The crypto plan for world domination(asymco.com)
11 points by czzr 5y ago|1 comments
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by czzr 5y ago
What’s your explanation for the difference between New York and Florida?
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by czzr 5y ago
How is it in total contradiction?
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by czzr 5y ago
Yes and no. Literal replications are less valuable than people think - what you really want are independent tests of different parts of the causal network of the underlying model.
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by czzr 5y ago
I think in the case of US infrastructure spend it’s more like “we have the best system in the world, except for all the others”.
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by czzr 5y ago
But he did make that mistake? Can you explain what you mean?
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by czzr 5y ago
I’d like to know the answer of where it came from and I’m open to possibility of it being a lab leak. But actually knowing how it happened is basically irrelevant to the planning we need to do for the next one. There will be future viruses,
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by czzr 5y ago
A better analogy is a forest fire - perhaps a human triggered it, maybe it was lightening. Whichever caused this specific fire, you cannot build a fire prevention strategy solely around stopping people lighting fires.
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by czzr 5y ago
The web was invented in Europe. Still, you’re right, few big internet successes in Europe. Problem is almost entirely addressable market size.
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by czzr 5y ago
Thanks for the link - reading it, though, it’s not clear that your summary is fair. Plenty of scope for Hilbert to have been building on things he learnt from Einstein.

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