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ktallett
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ktallett
2mo ago
It isn't really clear what was truth and what wasnt tbh and even if so this is most certainly not the first person to lie to a high position. It is an open secret that a former university chancellor in the uk copied his thesis. He didn
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2mo ago
Oh the last minute gate change is always ridiculous. I never find it happens at really busy airports either. It's always at the airports that have around 40 gates but only around 6 flights an hour.
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2mo ago
You sell the use case and support.
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2mo ago
The issue is that these conscriptions are rarely for the benefit of the person and are usually for the benefit of the nation. They are usually cheap labour or just bodies to put where you need a physical presence but no real skill. If the c
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2mo ago
Thank you! I should have explained more in-depth what I meant. I forget sometimes this is Hacker News and not, everyone has exactly the same interests as me news. I did have quite a few of the originals till I used them and there is such a
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2mo ago
They aren't the same since they were brought back.
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2mo ago
Yes. This doesn't need an article. Everyone knows the truth here.Europe isn't perfect and it isn't one country so it's impossible to really compare but.... Firstly, this assumption that many people are being stabbed for
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2mo ago
Cloud sync shouldn't break because it's been offline for a period. It's a bug.
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2mo ago
The key thing is these people will get older and no longer be in that age bracket so you are relying on future groups in that age bracket to know this loophole which will be some but far fewer I suspect.
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2mo ago
This golden egg has a funny smell. You are exclusively focusing on high paying as interesting is found in many careers. Lots of people don't trade rights for cash. Many prefer a comfortable lifestyle that protects their families and li
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2mo ago
I was just curious your background to be able to understand the situation from your point of view but you haven't made that easy. There are already military use cases for it in development and existence which is where a lot of the mone
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2mo ago
Firstly I would say I agree with you that there most certainly are major companies that enhance their results. I would be curious to read the paper or proof of the IBM quantum computer issues. However the readout is always done by a classi
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2mo ago
Quantum and Photonic computing functionally works. You can go to many labs and see it in action producing results. As I stated in my original post I think it's a decade plus to get to where it states but that doesn't mean everythi
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2mo ago
Well yes but quantum computing and silicon photonics are not entirely separate fields. Photonic computing can still enable introduction of algorithms that utilise quantum properties. I would agree that some claims are lies or misguided, how
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2mo ago
I would be curious to hear your reasoning behind such a strong view. If you have an email address, happy to hear them privately. I work in the field to some extent, although more closely on photonic computing, and would agree there is a maj
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2mo ago
You can create a research twin that can predict but as you say, it only works once you have a lot of data. Both the data relevant to the experiment it came from (which is rarely published) and the complete failure data (which is almost neve
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2mo ago
These are all just models of the cryostats and classical computer interfaces used to cool and read out from the quantum computing devices. These are not the quantum computing devices themselves. (Before anyone starts. Yes, the read out is e
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2mo ago
Those are all distractions being done together. I'm very pleased you don't feel lonely but many millions in Japan do. Hence such a high rate of suicide, such a high rate of isolation, such a high rate of people who do have virtual
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2mo ago
Why do you focus on the dead and not on the living who have done as bad?
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2mo ago
It isn't ever quite that simple. It also depends whether that person only used information that is publicly available to deduce how to do it at the new company.
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2mo ago
Altman has far worse issues, considering his alleged actions towards his sister.
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2mo ago
Overall all long-term tests suggest they are correct and they are higher quality. They are less flashy but build is better.
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2mo ago
This is sad but not remotely shocking. Japan overall is a very lonely society based around distractions, whether that's the bright lights, work, pachinko, mobile games, whatever it may be. So many already replace friends with pretend p
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3mo ago
The fact a ban was overturned as a political favour.
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3mo ago
Spain have a far more youthful side, who can easily win again. France will come back, as will England. Argentina have few players coming through and many stars will have retired by the next tournament, even youthful Alvarez will be 30 next
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3mo ago
The FA's worldwide don't need FIFA, they can set up a new world tournament. You will get a lot of poor nations who stick with FIFA for the cash but at the end of the day without European teams the world cup and FIFA will have mini
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You can only seperate the message from the messenger when you don't try to hold the higher ground or compare. Saudi Arabia doesn't need to be mentioned in the original message. You can simply say, Canada has an issue with this. Fr
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Considering there are attempts to increase the frame rate on epaper screens, it would be interesting to see if that is possible with this.
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No, but they need to perhaps be more open on their human rights and 9/11 first as well. They can accuse another country who at least will admit they got it wrong. I don't see Saudi doing the same.
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3mo ago
It is due to a gas leak that caused an explosion.
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