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llukas
8y ago
If your service involves public health or safety then you should be regulated.
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llukas
8y ago
It doesn't matter that experts know how to do it. Everybody can verify pen & paper ballot and virtually nobody can verify "secure authentication system". We need everybody to trust election outcome.
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llukas
8y ago
Not if you get english-only movies in TV since childhood.
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llukas
8y ago
If you can set up 1-2 days of WFH and you have flexible hours then commuting from SC to SV is just matter of choice. There are plenty of people that do it (at least in my bubble).
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llukas
8y ago
As long it is not submersible CIWS can shred pretty much anything to pieces: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Close-in_weapon_system
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llukas
8y ago
Only means to decrease total CO2 output is increasing efficiency per capita CO2 output captures this very well. Population will not shrink anytime soon and moving people around at scale is not feasible.
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llukas
8y ago
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/EN.ATM.CO2E.PC?location... Looks pretty good on what metric?
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llukas
8y ago
How this would pass code review before submit?
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llukas
8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_in_Poland#... Autonomy with regards to administration and official recognition, where in other parts of Europe they were chased away? When referring to medieval times &
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llukas
8y ago
So instead of spending time on researching only deduction part let's force poor people spend time to do entire process.
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llukas
8y ago
They were radioastronomers.
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llukas
8y ago
[1] - in 2:19 as well? It looks like there are bounces and multiple sources...
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llukas
8y ago
Is it still competetive vs car for supersonic flight?
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llukas
8y ago
Can you explain implicit type conversions problems in python?
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llukas
8y ago
All of those are not a problem if you want to address problem of low memory and design for it.
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llukas
8y ago
> Well, many embedded compilers will never move beyond C89 unless vendor is forced to do so. FTFY
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llukas
8y ago
This is enough time for companies to wind down their R&D + investments in internal combustion engines gracefully. If you want to spend money on ICE engines now you need justify how you get return in max 22 years.
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llukas
8y ago
Which problem that has stable algorithm would require 64-bit then?
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llukas
8y ago
Not really - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerical_stability If your algorithm is not stable then even 64-bit won't help you. Compare Euler vs Verlet - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verlet_i
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llukas
8y ago
Aaand this is true! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosynthetic_efficiency 1-2% of best plants vs 22% of best commercial panels! :)
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llukas
8y ago
> This has an unfortunate knock-on effect of making every decision take way too long and severely limits the autonomy of everyone in the chain of command, in often ridiculous ways. Not necessarily: https://en.wikipedia.org
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llukas
8y ago
Nobody promised for news sources that their business model would be free of risk of changes. Same for news aggregator business model. If it kills news aggregation and strengthens newspapers - I all in. Investigative journalism is needed for
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llukas
8y ago
> with disastrous results - basically the publishers decided that it wasn't worth it for them to try to extract license fees because search engines started blocking them instead You mean Google used their 90%+ market share to extort
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8y ago
Why are you describing situation where VPN is needed to access Facebook as bad thing? I set up ublock/pi-hole for a reason :) If they GTFO EU then even better as EU pages won't load their spy scripts.
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llukas
8y ago
Solved problem? Doesn't look like one: https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2018/jul/03/all-humanity-...
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llukas
8y ago
Did you forget about the DAO?
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llukas
8y ago
If you don't build more schools, hospitals etc. (essentially everything) along with allowing more housing - then you shift problem down the line.
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8y ago
This is OK as long as they pay their fair share of taxes.
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8y ago
In US they put you on a no fly list and set credit score to 0.
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8y ago
"The Kochs’ opposition to transit spending stems from their longstanding free-market, libertarian philosophy. It also dovetails with their financial interests, which benefit from automobiles and highways. One of the mainstay companies
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