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by kasperni 5y ago
Not only is it the most expensive. It is also a lot less efficient than most other countries [1][2]. [1] https://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/fund-reports/2... [2] https://www.washingtonpost.co
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by kasperni 5y ago
https://github.com/vercel/next.js/discussions
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Today I made one of the most important discoveries of my PhD(twitter.com)
67 points by kasperni 5y ago|12 comments
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ZeroVer is satire [1]. [1] https://0ver.org/about.html
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What I was trying to say was that the author completely misses the point about crackdowns in Tibet and Xinjiang. This has nothing to do with external threats to the Han population. And everything to do with internal threats to the integrity
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Few things in that article make any sense. Buffer regions? Who exactly is going to start a land invasion of China? And a land invasion through Tibet, the roof of the world?
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> You should assume the government will do the maximum amount of evil given the power they are granted. Why? Shouldn't you then assume that all people will do the maximum amount of evil given the power they are granted. And what exa
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by kasperni 5y ago
Jim Keller believes that at least 10-20 years of shrinking is possible [1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb2tebYAaOA&t=1800
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I don't of internation sources. But you can google translate this one https://nyheder.tv2.dk/samfund/2021-06-01-snyd-med-nyt-coron...
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He explicitly said x86.
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Every day, this is getting more and more ridiculous.
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1-2% over-capacity. ""Both Cerebras’ first and second generation chips are created by removing the largest possible square from a 300 mm wafer to create 46,000 square millimeter chips roughly the size of a dinner plate. An array o
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Dominant online platforms will be required to accept new EU DigitalID wallet(irishnews.com)
3 points by kasperni 5y ago|0 comments
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> The thing is that currently, the multitude of not centralized, authenticated system allows to remain anonymous or quasi anonymous for a lot of things. I don't really think that is the case. There was a big scandale in Denmark a co
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by kasperni 5y ago
And this is different for status quo in what way? In every EU country the government can go to a bank and freeze your account via a warrant.
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by kasperni 5y ago
It's not that I am in favour of centralisation. It's just that I prefer it over scattering my personal information over multiple parties.
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Point taken. What I will say though is that a national SSO solution is a great enabled for digital government. Having to go through a multi-day authentication phase just to access a particular service is such a barrier for adoption.
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I recently moved to the UK from Denmark which has a national SSO solution. It feels like going back 10 years in time. The amount of times I've had to provide copies of my passport, drivers licences, council tax bills, credit card histo
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by kasperni 5y ago
https://archive.is/4U02A
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First, this looks amazing. I have a couple of very specific questions. Would it be able to count diamonds? I'm just wondering because the refraction of diamonds is very high. Would it be able to count items located inside clear zip loc
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by kasperni 5y ago
And then you have to pay tax to the government on top. Not much left of a 10$ ticket...
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by kasperni 5y ago
Thanks for the pointer. Some parts of the url was missing, I've updated the original comment now.
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A third of all passangers got infected on this single flight [1]. If it hadn't been for international travel its unlikely we would have had this pandemic at all. [1] https://sg.news.yahoo.com/coronavirus-hong-kong-healt
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Hackers behind Colonial Pipeline attack received $90M in Bitcoin(cnbc.com)
2 points by kasperni 5y ago|0 comments
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Ransomware: Another great "feature" of difficult to trace digital currencies.
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The main thing hydrogen has going for it is the stored energy by weight which is around 142 MJ/kg. Lithium batteries are less than 1 MJ/kg. So around a factory 200x difference. Ir you want to find something better than hydrogen en
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by kasperni 5y ago
> Can we go back to the original spirit of OSS where everybody donates a little of their time instead? That's a nice goal. But you don't create non-trivial high quality software in 2021 by random people chipping in a handfull o
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by kasperni 5y ago
Any SAAS service that process spoken or written language should clearly state what languages they support on the frontpage.
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The title specifically mentions throughput. It does not say anything about latency.
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The postfix for the Java entries is the type of garbage collector being used: pgc: ParallelGC sgc: SerialGC g1gc: G1GC she: ShenandoahGC zgc: ZGC

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