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2y ago
Flooding is considered when designing nuclear storage, so water carrying contaminants away is no longer an issue.
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The lenses are made of materials that will not resist the conditions in space (high temperature gradients, oxidizing environment, radiation). Once in space they cannot tweak the array. Launch weight and stresses would damage this array.
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I think the period between having a playable alpha and a polished release is the part people hate. Or just grinding out content to make the game longer. I hope you enjoy the process and succeed as a game dev.
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2y ago
The power of attributes and get/set in languages like C# is similar. It's easy to turn value types into functions. Or to move a value into a subclass and you don't need to do a.b.c (moved c into b) because you can add c =>
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2y ago
Duplicate https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40117599
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> Let's stay I have a base class A. Let's say I have 70 classes that inherit from A. The alternative case is that you have 70 classes that CONTAIN A. You still only have to change A.
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3y ago
I loved that SpaceX vs SpaceY joke in your linked video (The relevant rocket had an engine failure and left the pad sideways rather than upwards, with impressive control)
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The only real defense against dangerous AI is friendly AI.
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Great explanation. In addition, flaps make the wing able to provide lift at slower airspeed at the cost of efficiency. Perfect for takeoff and landing.
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Good points, but pedantically we can measure such times using a mirror and the round trip of a laser pulse. This has been done with the moon. But your points about no 8 minutes of warning stand.
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> If you entire job is selling locks and they don’t prevent crime Does MasterLock making famously easy to pick / rake locks count? I'm sure they reduce crime compared to no lock but they are not as secure as the customer expect
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A lot of effort is currently put into tracking missile launches and predicting ballistic trajectories. The goal is to give some warning if a nuclear strike is launched. It would be obvious if a strike came from an extraterrestrial source, t
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3y ago
We've been over-polluting with CO2 for over a 100 years[1]. I prefer to focus on how now we're slowly gaining the will and the way to address that. - Solar and wind power - New Nuclear options - Grid Storage - Electric vehicles It
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3y ago
A couple of things that are special about 2s compliment - There are no redundant numbers like -0 - Adding two integers together in this format works with negative and positive numbers with no special case. -1 is actually 0xFF or 0xFFFF etc.
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Location: Auckland / New Zealand Remote: Remote / Hybrid Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, Python, JS, C# and more. Backend, FrontEnd and application development. Algorithms speciality Résumé/CV: https:
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You advertise as ONSITE but you don't specify where you are based.
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Visual confirmation of who is in the cockpit Standard way to establish contact with someone who is not responding on the radio and is violating a nation's airspace Possible way to shoot down a (hijacked) plane prior to it impacting a s
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3y ago
Seems like charging people for what they write or say in a private setting is like ThoughtCrime. Monitoring all communications for keywords and reacting is going to throw up a lot of false positives, that is in the nature of casting a wide
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Nice one. I'm glad you're still pleasing your user base.
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Sounds like a dramatically effective name to garner attention for a critical-thinking club and force some of the worst traits of the opposition to the fore. Those religious signs are priceless: - There is power in the blood of Jesus - There
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Are you claiming there is no religious freedom in France and the UK?
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It's unclear from the article whither you are correct or you are offering a straw-man argument. Obviously the situation you are positing 1. You posit a distorted idea of "tyranny" - you extend it to all morals 2. You assume a
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Lithium-ion battery lifetimes are based on charge-discharge cycles. The Prius battery is far smaller (about 5-10x smaller) than a Tesla battery, so it is cycling charge / discharge far more often. So you'd expect the same quality
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We absolutely should cover those, but there is a lot of farmland. There may not be enough "mall-land"
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https://web.archive.org/web/20231117010516/https://journals.... Abstract On 13 April 2022, the Russian warship Moskva was hit by two Ukrainian Neptune anti-ship missiles in the Black Sea, leading to its
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Computer used to be the job title for people who DID do this by hand. It was co-opted by the technology which replaced the job. Of course modern computation is often impractical to do by hand. It might even be so complex that humans would m
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Assuming that is true, it's amusing that the politicians are trying to strip communications privacy from the masses while desiring it themselves.
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A hidden state machine plus a neural net appears to be similar to how mice learn to navigate a maze. If you hold them still and probe their brain while they navigate in VR you see a state-machine map appear in their mind. That map varies i
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That might be fair in the short term. However it's not a workable option long-term, or all such models will be very limited in their knowledge as humanity advances technologically and culturally.
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My Hypothesis 1. Passionate developers often swear more often when they feel safe to do so 2. Developers work better in a "safe environment" where they are not judged / forced to follow other guidelines by social or employmen
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