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by kukx 4y ago
So you suggest he is a bad businessman and his success is only attributable to luck. To understand how ridiculous this claim is you first need to realize that there are infinite ways to fail and very very little ways to succeed. Good and ba
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by kukx 4y ago
You are basically making a claim that he is a bad businessman without mentioning that he is one of the richest people in the world. Why should anyone take your arguments seriously?
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by kukx 4y ago
You have to make a series of countless good or great decisions to be that successful. His ratio of good decisions to bad ones is probably one of the best in the world. He is not above the law, he has to stand before court as every normal ci
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25-ton Chinese rocket debris crashes to Earth over Indian Ocean(space.com)
6 points by kukx 4y ago|1 comments
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by kukx 4y ago
In short orthogonal means independent.
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by kukx 4y ago
Is not there any attempt to improve the soft deletion at the engine/SQL level? I can see it as a possible feature request.
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by kukx 4y ago
I have been recently looking for a program that does a similar thing, ie simplifies creation of configs. And I did not find a suitable one by Googling. Then I realized the PHP is perfect for that and I already know it! The output of PHP doe
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by kukx 4y ago
So now there is a widespread support for Musk buying Twitter? Okay, he may end up owning Twitter whether he likes it or not. It is so funny and ironic. Whatever the outcome I agree.
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by kukx 4y ago
Certainly the simulation and the action in the real life has some connection. It just a matter how strong the connection is. I guess no one will test it though, at least that is what I hope.
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by kukx 4y ago
Yeah, like those ads with "I am a doctor and I recommend ...", where the speaker is just an actor.
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by kukx 4y ago
It is false. There are parts of mathematics that have no known application to physics.
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by kukx 4y ago
What about, instead of changing the symbols we add text. Or just teach them at school :) Symbols are great for brevity and aesthetics, but they have to be learned to be useful. Oh I got an idea, what about a QR code with all the info includ
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by kukx 4y ago
It apparently was useful to someone. It is only BS insofar it can be automated easily.
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by kukx 4y ago
Ok, so if mouth to mouth does not work, flip over...
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by kukx 4y ago
Are you not moving the bar higher, from just an example, to now evidence? I am for high standards, it is just dangerous that, in the current culture, they are not the same for all.
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by kukx 4y ago
If you were to replace the religious belief with gender in his story would your assessment stay the same? You can use this method for example in this quote: "...VPs of research laughing in my face to HR representatives questioning my s
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by kukx 4y ago
It makes sense as long as it is failproof. But is their tech better than Tesla's? I assume it is not and they will have to severely limit the capabilities of the system. Maybe it will work in traffic jams, simple routes.
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by kukx 4y ago
Agree 100%. The cookie law is the most visible failure of these regulations. I feel like they should pay me from their own pockets each time I have to click the cookie banner. And by their own pockets I mean the money they got from other so
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by kukx 4y ago
In short a dedicated employee is the one that is willing to sacrifice a lot for the success of the company. And assuming employees being equal in capabilities I regard the ones unwilling to take this extra burden as less dedicated than the
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by kukx 4y ago
On the other hand the most dedicated will stay. Assuming employees being equal in other respects it will be good for the company in the long run.
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Is Java (JRE) still free for commercial use?(opensource.stackexchange.com)
2 points by kukx 4y ago|0 comments
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Elon Musk thinks the American work ethic is alive and well in China(fortune.com)
4 points by kukx 4y ago|2 comments
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Tesla FSD Beta 10.11 Is Overly Confident(youtube.com)
1 points by kukx 4y ago|0 comments
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by kukx 4y ago
> for free, as it was American taxpayers who financed this project. Just because something was financed by taxpayer money does not mean it should be free. It is definitely not a rule or how things work. Although I am curious what are the
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by kukx 4y ago
Paint me surprised. I would never guess that it was made in the old ms paint. It does not seem like an adequate tool for the job. Still the effect is great, so maybe I am missing something.
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by kukx 5y ago
The companies compete for workers, especially highly skilled ones. One company rising wages would push others to react in a similar way assuming they compete for the same talent.
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Podman can transfer container images without a registry(redhat.com)
149 points by kukx 5y ago|52 comments
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by kukx 5y ago
Is it certain that the Pb causes the lower IQ or maybe there is some other factor and poorer people happen to have higher concentration?
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by kukx 5y ago
Well they live in large part on state money according to VivaFrei.
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by kukx 5y ago
The price is great, the downside is that you do not know whether the server owner reads your data. The "jobs" run in a Docker container on somebody's machine.

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