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541.
by ginko 3y ago
Beyond a certain size corporations shouldn't be allowed to acquire companies.
542.
by ginko 3y ago
There's also PuppyPi which looks quite a bit more solid (but is also more expensive) https://www.hiwonder.com/products/puppypi?variant=3977603314...
543.
by ginko 3y ago
> The entire book industry rides on the backs of bibles, hobbits, and extremely ravenous caterpillars. Have to say I'm kind of surprised about the bibles part. Aren't those usually printed by smaller church-associated publisher
544.
by ginko 3y ago
At least fix it to "Is Fast Food Already Automated?" so it doesn't sound like a sarcastic quip.
545.
by ginko 3y ago
> Sounds like yet another case of "this should be a warning instead". Agreed. There should at least be a way to turn this into a warning during development.
546.
by ginko 3y ago
This one isn’t: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1977_Nestl%C3%A9_boycott
547.
by ginko 3y ago
Pretty much every adult male in Austria did an IQ test during draft inspection.
548.
by ginko 3y ago
Apart from what others have said, you'll run into problems with chromatic lens aberrations the further your "key" wavelength is outside of the visible spectrum so your two images might start to mismatch too much. I know in IR
549.
by ginko 3y ago
STD doesn't really count as Star Trek though.
550.
by ginko 3y ago
Even regular compilers need quite a bit of nudging to give deterministic results.
551.
by ginko 3y ago
I was thinking of if AI systems could be composed of multiple internal agents that when prompted are supposed to discuss internally and agree on what to reply in the end. Some of the agents could be LLMs but others could be logic engines or
552.
by ginko 3y ago
If you write a GPU shader in most graphics APIs today you will also not have a stack or heap.
553.
by ginko 3y ago
Looks like todd_moses has tried submitting banananomics.co sites tons of times.
554.
by ginko 3y ago
Probably Stuxnet.
555.
by ginko 3y ago
I never understood why people do that in the first place. Sure, call your son Billy but putting William in the documents doesn't hurt.
556.
by ginko 3y ago
>They also used a sock puppet with a seemingly German name (Hans Jansen). However "Hans" has not been a popular baby name in German speaking countries for many decades. You'd expect any "Hans" to be over 70 or 80
557.
by ginko 3y ago
Doing a writeup on visual programming without a single screenshot or image is just.. baffling.
558.
by ginko 3y ago
Copenhagen is quite nice.
559.
by ginko 3y ago
Could also mean operators from the District of Columbia.
560.
by ginko 3y ago
It's one of my least favorite airports in Europe. The number of times my luggage got lost there alone is enough for me to avoid whenever possible. The shops and restaurants are also extremely bland.
561.
by ginko 3y ago
I will always pronounce the umlaut in Motörhead. Lemmy brought that on himself.
562.
by ginko 3y ago
Why does the article mainly focus on the great apes? All apes, including gibbons lost their tails.
563.
by ginko 3y ago
There's a small youtube channel[1] I follow where a guy I think is from Indonesia builds his own handheld coil guns and railguns including his own charging circuit designs. Pretty crazy/fun stuff. There seems to be quite a bit of
564.
by ginko 3y ago
I thought the whole point of sqlite is that you don't have to deal with the cruft and overhead of having to send queries over a network connection. Why tack that back on?
565.
by ginko 3y ago
> Effectively what we're doing is diverting tonnage from landfill Wouldn’t digesting the house release more co2 to the atmosphere than just burying it in an anaerobic landfill?
566.
by ginko 3y ago
Farming has been around for over five times longer than the church.
567.
by ginko 3y ago
This is not a tax it's a fine. Many countries have fines relative to the income of the perpetrator. If you get caught speeding as a tourist in Norway do you expect to get away without having to pay anything since you don't have an
568.
by ginko 3y ago
Why do (mostly Americans) always make this out to be an EU vs. US thing? This is about getting large companies to stop abusing their market dominance. If anything people in the US should be glad the EU is doing this, since it might also ben
569.
by ginko 3y ago
The jokes write themselves, really.
570.
by ginko 3y ago
True, I guess that was before he set up the Microsoft takeover of OpenAI.

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