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451.
by gaze 7y ago
What’s better?
452.
by gaze 7y ago
Doesn’t mean it’s good. It’s an inhalation hazard.
453.
by gaze 7y ago
You can’t just respond that way to every radiation worry. You need numbers.
454.
by gaze 7y ago
Maybe someone throws a handful of these into a grinder to harvest prescious metals or something. Grinder cracks the encapsulation of like 10-20 of these in sequence with an operator standing nearby. Now is it an issue?
455.
by gaze 7y ago
If these are going on IoT/Sensor network devices, doesn't this add to the e-waste issue? A lot of these sensor devices are never recovered. Now we have radioactive e-waste.
456.
by gaze 7y ago
I think substantial here is debatable.
457.
by gaze 7y ago
Build infrastructure for public transportation and bicycles and such things. Try to eliminate cars.
458.
by gaze 7y ago
I just don't understand how deep learning is amenable to this problem. It's just a straight up optimization problem. How is deep learning appropriate?
459.
by gaze 7y ago
Holy shit, Pablo is on fire!
460.
by gaze 7y ago
Your forum seems overwhelmingly focused on individual action. I would be interested if your focus shifted to organizing collective action. Organized boycotts, for instance.
461.
by gaze 7y ago
It strikes me that we know much of what to do, we just aren't doing it. We also know what we shouldn't be doing, but we refuse to stop doing it.
462.
by gaze 7y ago
You may want to look into the difference between liberalism and leftism.
463.
by gaze 7y ago
The headline is written as if this is the fault of the engineers :/
464.
by gaze 7y ago
Yeah. Quite honestly this is embarrassing.
465.
by gaze 7y ago
All of Jim Williams' app notes are absolutely top notch.
466.
by gaze 7y ago
Ah yes, the speed of smalltalk with the memory protection of C.
467.
by gaze 7y ago
what gui library? The only production-ready one is part of Lispworks :(
468.
by gaze 7y ago
A knob for a vintage oscilloscope. It’s entirely possible that myself and the guy that maintained it in the architecture dept of my school just weren’t well versed in its intricacies.
469.
by gaze 7y ago
Nothing works. I promise. I’ve even used these extremely high end scanners like the creaform ones and they suck. Here’s how I get _good_ results on complex objects. Use agisoft photoscan, a cheap SLR and a stepper motor controlled turntable
470.
by gaze 7y ago
Yes but what work? Should that work be done? Google just wants everyone to be good little soldiers and do what they’re told.
471.
by gaze 7y ago
This rhymes with when people say “it’s just politics.” What does that even mean?
472.
by gaze 7y ago
There’s a wide spectrum between “eat oat bran it’s good for colon health” and “diamonds are forever,” and I see what foreign governments do these days as being somewhere in the middle.
473.
by gaze 7y ago
"We’re constantly working to detect and stop this type of activity because we don’t want our services to be used to manipulate people." What do they think advertising is?
474.
by gaze 7y ago
A true American hero.
475.
by gaze 7y ago
Author wrote a pro-Jordan Peterson piece for the weekly standard. We both know exactly where this plays well.
476.
by gaze 7y ago
You seem to be the one person on HN with consistently the right take.
477.
by gaze 7y ago
Here's at least part of where things fall apart... "What you have is a blind and self-righteous upper class that becomes structurally unable to take coordinated responsibility." The rich have never "taken responsibility.
478.
by gaze 7y ago
Yeah, I think only some protestors are justified in their action because I think some protestors have stupid immoral beliefs. I would say that if a group is storming an abortion clinic, I'd at least have to concede that they're do
479.
by gaze 7y ago
The victims have already "asked nicely" for people to support their cause. Tupac explains this well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0XMJMphPT4
480.
by gaze 7y ago
It's not really that misguided because in general it does work. One has to understand that the inconvenience you feel by being inconvenienced by a protest is truly a tiny fraction of the "inconvenience" that motivated the pro

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