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by deepsun 5mo ago
Yes, but no one audits new dependencies versions usually. Only Release Notes mostly.
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by deepsun 5mo ago
Waymo had millions in 2015.
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by deepsun 5mo ago
Parent comment says explicitly about 152mm, that's the main caliber in NK and Russia. In general, it's ok to compare main calibers (152mm or 155mm), as other calibers are usually produced in roughly the same proportions.
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by deepsun 5mo ago
And US rely a lot on naval power. USA has a very advantageous geo position of oceans on two sides. So it's really hard for an enemy to show up with a ground army and continuous supply lines (like Russia). And US makes the military stra
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by deepsun 5mo ago
And not a single mention of GitLab. I remember it was a pretty serious contender, sometimes leader, strange that author doesn't mention it.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
Maybe it's better to pull that dependency source in your action altogether?
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by deepsun 6mo ago
I mean "open the border" to allow Gazans to leave to Egypt. But Egypt (and none other Arab countries) are accepting refugees from Gaza.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
"follow the law" in contracts IMO is there to be able to claim a "breach of contract" by one party.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
No, why? Israel would celebrate. But NONE of the Arab countries want to help Gaza people really.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
-- Moshe, why are you keep reading anti-Semitic papers? -- I just like to hear how powerful and clever we are.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
> In logic and mathematics, it is a statement that is true in every possible interpretation or situation.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
Yes, but "in limit" does not mean "will happen". E.g. it might be that there will never be "I" piece at all, even for infinite random sequence. Yes, probability of that happening is exactly zero, but that might
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by deepsun 6mo ago
No, that's a common myth that a random sequence will eventually see every possible subsequence. Easy to construct a sequence of just 1 and 0 thats infinite and not repeating, without having a single 2 nor 3.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
> We don’t know all of the details of human biology. Tautology statement. "We don't know all the details of X" for any X.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
Is it also possible to power a laptop through those adapters? PoE++ can deliver up to 100W of power, more than enough for most laptops.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
What's wrong with "webapp to configure a keyboard"? It's the same as "app to configure a keyboard", just with another option to run it straight from a website, without installation. It made possible when chromi
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by deepsun 6mo ago
Remember jabber/xmpp? At least they tried to interoperate. Google Talk at the beginning had interoperability as its main feature, but Google quickly scrapped that. UPDATE: some say that's because XMPP was too encompassing of a sta
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by deepsun 6mo ago
What surprises me is how many people drink coffee first thing in the morning. The organism is literally in wake-up mode, with cortisol spiking ~30min after wake up. So you get a caffeine AND a spike in cortisol at the same time. Better to w
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by deepsun 6mo ago
> The company never mentioned the deal in its shareholders’ letter or during last night’s earnings call. Is it legal? The whole point of earnings call is to disclose such events to [potential] shareholders.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
Facebook was fine as long as posts appeared chronologically. The moment they started ranking it -- game over.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
One nitpick, legal name has never changed, it's still "Department of Defense". Trump has issued an order to call it by "war" name, but it never actually change its name.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
Rob Pike says colors add cognitive load. He calls syntax highlighting "juvenile".
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by deepsun 6mo ago
Is it hard to buy non-DRM books? Well, if you bought Kindle, then I see, but... don't buy Kindle? There are plenty other options.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
Start with a small local market (one town). FB started from Harvard only.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
"Linked" not "caused". So it may be that someone with Parkinson's just happen to have slower rates.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
All the supply chain posts forget to consider replacements. Not for the material, but for suppliers and sites. Same thing happened with oil in 70s -- everyone was sure that oil is going to end. But as with lithium I'm pretty sure the w
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by deepsun 6mo ago
Would I finally be able to see bright brown?
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by deepsun 6mo ago
State for longer. It starts shrinking only after a minute.
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by deepsun 6mo ago
I think it's all about speed. In "real life" everything can be looked up, but exam optimizes to not even having to look it up. Then any research becomes much faster. Whether it's good or bad I don't know, I think US
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by deepsun 6mo ago
Oh no, no way. Child violence on the streets and in school is WAY higher, it's ingrained in culture. It's also pretty rare if a Russian kid would tell his parents about it (only if property damage is involved). I don't know h

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