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by eric-hu 3y ago
> The two-day blackout isn't the goal, and it isn't the end. Should things reach the 14th with no sign of Reddit choosing to fix what they've broken, we'll use the community and buzz we've built between then and
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by eric-hu 3y ago
Not the person you asked, but results of a quick search. I only gave each of these a quick scan, but it seems to be a well supported claim. https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2013-21685-006 https://docs.iza.org&
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by eric-hu 3y ago
Yup. Your comment seemed to present advantages of speculation without saying it’s a pure good. The comment I replied to seemed more pure market.
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The paper is specific to Germany, and your linked article reported statistics about Europe. Apples to oranges.
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From that same section, though: > On the other hand, as more speculators participate in a market, underlying real demand and supply can diminish compared to trading volume, and prices may become distorted.[8]
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by eric-hu 3y ago
I think on every reload it's a different item. It seems to be an ornament, like a castle or ship one might put in a fishbowl.
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by eric-hu 3y ago
I tried this out and it works, but it felt like cheating. The algae production counts towards o2 balance, but that doesn't make sense if their water is sectioned off.
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by eric-hu 3y ago
Sounds like a change of address to somewhere just outside 30 miles is in order.
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by eric-hu 3y ago
If your demand for this is so urgent, it sounds like you want your own hardware. Here you go, that’ll be 38k for just the H100: https://serverevolution.com/nvidia-900-21010-0000-000.html
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by eric-hu 3y ago
The cynical answer might be that HP secretly updated their TOS so that the printer transaction is not a purchase but a long term rental on their terms. Not unlike “buying” a game on Steam or “buying” a Tesla. In both cases, you do something
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by eric-hu 3y ago
> By the time we got to Omicron the vaccine appeared to be doing next to nothing and China was still locked down. It’s funny you say that. China disallowed their citizens from using western vaccines including Pfizer, Moderna and Astra Ze
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by eric-hu 3y ago
Okay, I concede that I may have forgotten that Chinese has its exceptions too. 了解 is indeed a good example. There are plenty in English though. Even with context, sometimes I have to really pause and think whether to pronounce read as red
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by eric-hu 3y ago
Okay, you make a good point. Let's look back at the GGP's comment though: > Same with Chinese language, thus lexing and parsing requires knowing many more words than in languages with spaces between words. In English, can you g
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by eric-hu 3y ago
No, it's different between Chinese and Thai. Lexing is very clear in Chinese. It's never the case that you look at a Chinese sentence and don't know where a character ends and another begins. Take this sentence in both langua
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by eric-hu 3y ago
Is a deep freezer the same as a chest freezer?
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I don’t know that code was always text, but I’m thankful to have been born in the days after programming assembly on punch cards was not the only way.
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by eric-hu 3y ago
The author speaks to this in the blog post too. > The “this can be typed, this can’t” approach would most probably lead to a schism unseen before: splitting of the community into those who prefer type-annotated code and consequently beca
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by eric-hu 3y ago
The Ruby example you gave looks good for these simple cases. I feel like this could break down for more complex cases though. What about generic types? Or what Sorbet calls Shapes (e.g. the input type is a hash with 2 specific keys -- stuff
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by eric-hu 3y ago
> Also in its usage, Sorbet needs to _evaluate_ files. Are you saying this in the context of static analysis or runtime analysis? I’m pretty sure Sorbet does not need to eval files for static analysis. > Ok I'm going overboard (m
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I’ll credit Tim with giving Jony the boot and getting MagSafe back on my Mac.
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Neither of them have to be CEO. So Page and Brin can reward the CEO for being ruthless in a down market and also have Sundar be the scapegoat for them. The “cake” is their stock going up. “Eating it too” is the CEO scapegoat.
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by eric-hu 3y ago
You’ve just connected the hypothetical question to the current behavior in play on the global scale. USD is still technically the worlds reserve currency, meant to be the base unit of all petroleum transactions. Countries have been motivate
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That’s really interesting that the particulates were comparable from induction and gas cooking. If you did any more comparisons and recorded them anywhere, I’d be curious to read more about them. I’m guessing this might be a temperature dep
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Tesla https://www.jwz.org/blog/2023/04/murderbot-is-watching-you-p...
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One could make a case that they spread diseases that kept humans in check in certain parts of the world, until modern medicine came to be.
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Does that work if people don't live in MN or AR?
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There's no morphing. This announcement includes 3rd party apps. Link from a sister comment, written by the Apollo dev: https://www.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/12ram0f/had_a_fe... * Edit * They a
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Google One now includes VPN(one.google.com)
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I'm favoriting this post. What a pithy description of the systemic breakdown of rule of law.
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Probably direct from the sun. There's an what-if about using moonlight to start a fire https://what-if.xkcd.com/145/ > First, here's a general rule of thumb: You can't use lenses and mirrors to make s

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