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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
So is a whirl in a fast river. Doesn't mean it's important or long lasting.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
OK, so you think a star was just a tiny point of visible light... until we developed telescopes. This is a antrophocentric world view by definition. I think you are taking us far too serious, we are not that important...
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
Maybe they consider that after destroying so thoroughly and completely a probably innocent man's life, it's just better to get the job done once and forever.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
One of my nearest avoided the pain of dying from cancer and years of painful treatment simply by suiciding. It was hard to accept her choice not to stay with us for few more years, denying our care. But of course I forgave her. We all forga
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
> and now we have one the highest energy prices in all of Europe I hear that over and over again but... looking at my last EDP bill I find that I pay €0.15/kWh so what am I missing?
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
Just looked it up, if that one guy needs money today his 2008 €20k gold would buy him >€40k today. Not so bad.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
> let them age out Doesn't work. A long time ago I thought when all the old farts are gone, everything is going to be better. Had to have faith in my own generation right? You know what happened... Humanity just grew a new set of ol
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
> My own meat consumption is less than 200g per day You think that is little? 200 g per day would be 80000 tons of meat for a 400m population (EU) - let's generously account for the less hungry babies and we'd maybe have 60000
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
I just skimmed through the article but it seems that they refactored from allocating and copying substring to pointing at the substrings within the original string (inside a hot path). So 25x performance boost should be expected just from t
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
What strikes me most is the level of anxiousness people in the US develop when faced with frivolous/absurd charges. This guy is working so hard - hours and hours - trying to convince Comcast to get their shit right and install a video
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
What does that even mean? If you halt the match engine for one second, you can expect 100000 order placement requests to queue up until that second is over. And then what? If you process the whole queue and then rest another second etc., th
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
Probably not, but does it matter? When parking at home, your car usually is a few hours at rest anyway. This is interesting for charging at a service station.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
Time for a SF novel: those engineered/encouraged microbes became so efficient over time at adapting to new materials that some mutations began to attack cellulose... Fast forward a few years, and everywhere in the world our forests sta
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
So you bring up Russia every time you join a discussion about Israel I guess.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
Unclear to me why you bring up Israel in this context other than provoking a flame session.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
I pay a whopping 80 euro per month for my free and open internet to our ISP, one fiber and two mobile devices.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
And it runs full featured ublock on Android giving me an ad-free web experience.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
As of the article, major version updates only with new versions of windows. And "why it lost to Chrome is that Chrome was a very strong entrant" begs the question.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
Nothing. It will eradicate the potatoe bug and then go extinct for lack of prey. This is incredible! It takes two HN nerds just 5 minutes to come up with a good plan a group of scientists would have needed months to develop.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
The sheer size and endless bike shedding in this comment section proves that the author is after something here.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
I guess you put the game position right after the pawn capture into a good chess engine and check if you're one point up a a result.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
Now why would the EU mandate details that make for a less safe driving? You are implying they are either malicious or stunningly incompetent.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
Since it's a lawsuit, there is unfortunately only one way for it to make sense: legally.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
> The concentration is the same in both cases so the adult is getting 30X more. That should read 15-30 times more, according to your own figures. And then, the baby's mass is about 15-30 times less than the adult, so at the end you
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
Hi! I can't help with commercializing, but I love your work and I'd very much like to buy one from you. I don't mind to pay for a good craftsman's time. I'll try to contact you through your site.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
Looks too easy. Any chance this "Al programming assistant document" is a decoy?
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
Well THAT support starts with the experimental records of Manhattan Project and fills a whole library. Support for current ML techniques being dangerous in that sense are handwavy descriptions of what might well be science fiction for anoth
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
It's pretty amusing watching you trying to lay a trap and then beating up a strawman with your sarcasm. This letter was meant for the masses to read, and not to be kept in private between him and his family. Not the regional flair of p
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
That he felt need to include such blatant political statements in a letter like this is telling.
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by ifdefdebug 3y ago
I am so happy that I don't have to put up with crazy shit like $200k for a few shots which is NOT just a billing failure, just by not living on the other side of the Atlantic... Because here where I live, if you walk into an emergency

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