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iwwr
10y ago
We would think that by such time people would have figured out artificial solar shading to keep the planet at a nice stable temperature for a long time. This could even be decades-away technology.
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iwwr
10y ago
Get one?
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iwwr
10y ago
>Slave states work. GDP goes up. What's not to like? They work when they're sitting on a mountain of oil, or Singapore's equivalent: a shipping bottleneck. Sort-of, at some point corruption becomes intolerable, or the oil
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10y ago
Part of that data may be the personal data of other people, equally bad to hand over. The whole neural net and would have to be deleted, along with any software component, database, cache etc. resulting from that which can personally identi
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iwwr
10y ago
When only few people own cars, those few people have unimaginable freedom. When everyone owns a car, everyone needs one, cars become an instrument of dependence rather than freedom.
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10y ago
Something like Juno could only work as far as Jupiter, maybe Saturn, but at some point the size of the solar panels grows too unwieldy. Jupiter gets 1/25 the sunlight of Earth, Saturn is 1/100, Uranus is 1/400 and Neptune 1&#
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Nearly Getting Started with ClojureScript (2015)
(mrspeaker.net)
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10y ago
Private property? If you were to implement such a measure, it further encourages black markets, since the demand will still be there. A bad consequence can even be the destruction of art from either: hiding a crime or harder access to legit
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10y ago
If anything, Google's desire to reinvent the world has held them back here. They could have just forked OpenJDK and made their lives easier, in retrospect. Into this went their irrational fear of GPL (describing it as 'viral'
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10y ago
Still, instead of wearing out the cheap & quick to replace break pads, you wear out your transmission.
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10y ago
Large companies resemble governments in some ways since they have people not directly connected to 'market validation' mechanism: administrators, bureaucrats, people dedicated to keeping thing going etc. Internally, the larger a c
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10y ago
However you go about it, you need access to the Deep Space Network for telemetry and communication.
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11y ago
A laser capable of propelling an interstellar probe is also a mighty space weapon. Some people proposed constructing that on the far side of the Moon so that it hass less of a chance of being used as against Earth targets (intentionally or
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11y ago
How many world-changing individuals are being denied the opportunity to get started because of the politics of barbed wire...
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11y ago
I had plenty of old CDs that disintegrated over the years. I guess experience varies.
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11y ago
You also get unskippable content and a relatively perishable medium that's difficult to back-up. And region blocking.
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11y ago
It's more that someone interested in neural networks also wanted to work under the Gnu umbrella. The FSF don't have any resources per se.
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Fear not, along with Roundup and Roundup-ready crops you will also get Roundup-ready beneficial bugs and pollinators.
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Does anyone have a start-to-finish recap of this whole debate? It's difficult to understand for people without the adequate context.
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There's one thing to do it quietly and another to stir up public debates. Now it's a 'talking point', something the media talks about, so it can't be hushed. The value of this letter is not that Apple may be forced
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11y ago
But very very slowly.
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11y ago
Large companies are not endangered by patent lawsuits, not even from trolls. They have enough power to fight most suits and even when they lose it's not a big sting. Patent portfolios allow the giants to consolidate their position and
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iwwr
11y ago
Looks nice. How do I add additional organizations after the first one? Can I send an invite to other organization managers to make themselves available for ZenHub? Thanks!
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11y ago
Is there an issue tracking system out there that works on top of the Github issue system?
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Employee benefits at Basecamp
(m.signalvnoise.com)
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11y ago
You don't fix them, the tools and systems (gcc or the operating systems) have to work around them (i.e. not allow the sequences of instructions that generate the bad behaviour).
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The DEA is not "powerless to stop them", it's actually empowered as an organization by this growing threat. The police and government contractors are a political constituency and political donors. As a societal problem, drug
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In a reducing environment you can also use a metal powder (like aluminium or magnesium), which at high temperatures reacts with CO2 and burns, self-sustainingly. More on this: http://newmars.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=
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The Moon should grant a little more protection than the ISS since you can shovel regolith on top. As far as the raw radiation environment, it's about the same, in both cases half the sky is covered by a large planetary body. The Earth&
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Cybersecurity researchers are hunted from all sides
(motherboard.vice.com)
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