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by kuu 7y ago
Same in Spain...
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by kuu 7y ago
Just if someone is interested, here is the link to the "landing" page, with the metadata and abstract of the paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.00374
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by kuu 7y ago
I guess this is one of the main keys: A corollary to the preceding point is that complex systems run as broken systems. The system continues to function because it contains so many redundancies and because people can make it function, desp
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by kuu 7y ago
I'm surprised no one mentioned to use them for sexual activities...
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by kuu 7y ago
130.000€ fine for a bank with 320M€ of revenue in 2015 (see [0]) doesn't seem too much... [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UniCredit_Bank_Romania
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by kuu 7y ago
How did Boeing make miracles in civilian aircraft? In short, the the civilian engineers were in charge. And it fell apart because the company, due to a merger, killed its engineering-first culture Uhm, this makes me think about the engine
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by kuu 7y ago
More fuel? No thanks. We should focus on finding alternatives to fuel, even if it is in some kind of renewable energy.
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by kuu 7y ago
I'd recommend The selfish gene , quite interesting book, it gave me a new perspective in how the evolution and life works.
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by kuu 7y ago
Do you know what is easier and quicker than conversion? No need of conversion.
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by kuu 7y ago
This seems a little contradiction, I don't understand it: The 4-wheel drive car is designed to go for long periods without cable charging. The battery alone has a range of 600-800 kilometers, depending on the usage. When it does need
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by kuu 7y ago
Cheap, lightweight, resistant... The plastic has really good properties, it's normal that we like it. The environmental impact was not that easy to foresee...
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by kuu 7y ago
Yep, it's illegal, they've been fined (by a ridiculous amount by the way)
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by kuu 7y ago
I'm not sure if we can think our brain will learn to control a new functionality, or as in the case of these people, it's only able to learn to use it if it's been there since the brain formation. We don't know, at least
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by kuu 7y ago
That's true, but the article also mentions some possible causes: "The formaldehyde column is composed of different sorts of volatile organic compounds, and the source can be from vegetation - so, from natural origin - but also fr
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by kuu 7y ago
Is it still possible? I mean, how can an individual compete in someway with the giants as Facebook, Google, Twitter etc. How can you get visibility? How can you get the audience when everyone is somewhere else (even here in HNs)?
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by kuu 7y ago
It seems they made it for newbies: Once you discover that you need to get Python, you are quickly faced with many choices. Will you download an installer from python.org? Or perhaps a distribution such as Anaconda? The Visual Studio instal
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by kuu 7y ago
Maybe it's better to link to the original Microsoft blog announcement? https://devblogs.microsoft.com/python/python-in-the-windows-...
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by kuu 7y ago
I'll check it out, thank you! :)
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by kuu 7y ago
We need better batteries, this seems promising!
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by kuu 7y ago
How complete is the OpenRCT?
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by kuu 7y ago
This is wikipedia, you can add it :)
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by kuu 7y ago
I would do something like this too!
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by kuu 7y ago
Super interesting!
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by kuu 7y ago
The problem is if Chrome finally wins it all (we're almost there) and at some point they decide to remove a functionality that we all love, or they stop improving as there is no competition, or they decide to make you pay a little fee
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by kuu 7y ago
Quite interesting!
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by kuu 7y ago
> just use a for loop for goodness' sake. Unless you're on Python... /s
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by kuu 7y ago
It's true that at the end of the day, the AI is not more than a tool, but the special thing of this tool is that it can do mental tasks that before can only be done by humans. And that's a BIG change. Even if the AI only reaches t
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by kuu 7y ago
I think the title is a bit confusing, I'd say pure clickbait. Anyway, interesting topic, let's see how this ends...
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by kuu 8y ago
I guess better tools for developers could mean in a benefit for the player: less time working on one thing could mean more time in others, giving more room to improvement. I guess...
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by kuu 8y ago
I think the research behind this news is quite weak: only 9 days and not that many participants (18 men and 18 women).

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