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by htns 11y ago
I wonder if Vulkan will replace CUDA
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by htns 11y ago
That's how the law is written. A newspaper can publish archives, but not do anything it likes with the influence of the front page.
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by htns 11y ago
Biological and chemical weapons were easy to ban because their use didn't provide the great powers any relative advantage. In fact Russia continued to have a very active chemical and biological weapons program, including stockpiles. Th
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by htns 11y ago
Every user downloads and runs arbitrary code constantly, as updates. In the far future updates might come with a formal proof of their security, machine-verified on download, but for quite a few years still we will be stuck with just crypto
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by htns 11y ago
Another thing is that Tor is global. People might not think twice about their security when they are effectively within the law or at worst may get a fine.
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by htns 11y ago
Despite having tried to google it a few times, I have never found a table of deaths by birth year over WWI or WWII for any country. You'd think it would be on Wikipedia. Even rough estimates would make for a nice blog post.
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by htns 11y ago
The funny thing is that now we will see whether that was true.
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by htns 11y ago
Ubuntu and Debian are using their own pools ( https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-systemd/systemd.git/tree... ). Fedora and RHEL are using their own pools as well ( http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/
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by htns 11y ago
Yeah, just about the only reasons to use GTK+ in new projects are the plain C API and slightly better bindings. Qt bindings support deteriorated a little from Qt 4 to Qt 5 (python is there but still no java bindings as far as I can tell), w
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by htns 11y ago
The military might have some luck with such regulations, but I doubt civilian bureaucracy even pretends to care as long as the marriage actually exists on paper. It's just not enforceable.
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by htns 11y ago
Yeah, the reasoning has gone a full Orwellian loop, from an excuse/discussion-terminator to something people take seriously.
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by htns 11y ago
QML is a declarative UI markup language with javascript scripting. Are there really any parallels to Swift? I haven't looked at it in any detail before.
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by htns 11y ago
Aren't neurons relatively sizable? I don't see why they would totally "decay" in a short time frame, but maybe it's because I'm ignorant.
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by htns 11y ago
I map esc to the key between left shift and Z. It doesn't exist on US keyboards, though. And I put backspace on caps-lock. What I don't understand is putting any kind of simultaneous combo key on caps-lock, since caps-lock + a is
165.
by htns 11y ago
No, swap your alt-gr and ctrl.
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by htns 11y ago
Equality of choice is just one kind of equality. The trick is to pick between choice and outcome equality as it benefits you the most.
167.
by htns 11y ago
Here in Finland armed men getting shot in the leg is not that rare of an occurrence, e.g. http://yle.fi/uutiset/prison_guard_arrested_after_shooting_a...
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by htns 12y ago
Just map Alt-Gr to control
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by htns 12y ago
Don't forget that starting next year, you will no longer be able to reapply to any Finnish universities if you have been accepted to one before. I would at least get a bachelor's degree so it will be easier to apply to universitie
170.
by htns 12y ago
Actually, it is also sort of the opposite in Finland. The student grants are smaller than unemployment benefits etc. If you just stay at home doing nothing you are eligible for more money than if you enroll as a student.
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by htns 12y ago
Japan is very different from the West though, so you should clarify which parts you think actually apply to Japan too. E.g. Japan is well behind the curve compared to the West when it comes to sex disparity in school dropouts or university
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by htns 12y ago
Hundreds of Japanese cities were leveled by firebombing. Having a town nuked every few weeks was not such a big consideration against that background. If only they had trucked on for a few more months we wouldn't have to read these art
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by htns 12y ago
I have not run i2p or otherwise paid much attention to the project for more than a year, but I did notice it had a remote code execution vulnerability discovered last summer or so (stemming from its default-on web admin interface: http:&#x
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by htns 12y ago
It appears to be about the same service as Dropbox, except a bit less centralized. So it'll be faster because you don't have to go through a centralized server, e.g. your phone and computer can talk directly on WLAN instead of goi
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by htns 12y ago
If you are hysteric about things like these then just don't use your own IP. Supposedly it's not difficult to buy a VPS with bitcoin. And really, pumping money into such businesses is a greater contribution to enduring internet an
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by htns 12y ago
I'm no expert, but as I understand induction is also a form of this kind of "case reasoning", so to get anything much done you will have to introduce some extra axioms, even if you omit the excluded middle.
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by htns 12y ago
Because Ctrl ought to be on Alt-Gr.
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by htns 12y ago
As long as a raise of income of $N docks you at most N - (whatever you consider minimum wage) dollars in welfare, you won't be outright disincentivized from working.
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by htns 12y ago
Yeah, this appears to be just online statistics. The only "AI" thing about it is that it can match natural language queries to your spreadsheet column names.
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by htns 12y ago
Back when this was happening it was big news because the Swedish military didn't really hide they were searching for a submarine in an enclosed bay. In the end they didn't catch anything, so this could be seen as an embarrassment

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