llukas

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by llukas 8y ago
Society doesn't need to and doesn't have any duty make this kind of arrangement easier to maintain. Also multiple marriages are illegal in Western countries.
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by llukas 8y ago
Running a ride sharing service and charging ${WHATEVER} is also not a human right. Did you really wanted invoke this argument?
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by llukas 8y ago
Why assume there are always extra drivers? At some point pool of drivers is exhausted and supply of drivers likely not super elastic.
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by llukas 8y ago
We're trying to fit square peg into round hole - after 50 years of centralized grid with one type of predictable demand curve now we got all those people that dare to install their own solar. I'd wish that utilities would stop fig
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by llukas 8y ago
Maybe this one has better shot at making it. I beg to differ about 1 company though (article from 1998): https://www.javaworld.com/article/2076748/java-web-developme...
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by llukas 8y ago
You missed that I'm not comparing existing Java to WebAssembly? Promises and hopes around Java 1.0 are very similar to WebAssembly.
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by llukas 8y ago
1995 wants its Java 1.0 back ;)
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by llukas 8y ago
Fast forward few years later - web is made of executables and openness and user control is gone.
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by llukas 8y ago
If all externalities of traditional vehicles would be captured in their price you'd be right.
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by llukas 8y ago
No real traffic and predetermined path cleared of unexpected obstacles. All vehicles can safely communicate with each other and are controlled from central location. It is automated driving but not even close to "self-driving".
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by llukas 8y ago
UE, Vermont... next please ;)
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by llukas 8y ago
Companies are careless and malicious despite government and customers actions. * XIX century wants it's snake oil back * Didn't hear about China and melamine milk scandal? * Would you buy food from Amazon if it was co-mingled in c
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by llukas 8y ago
So your private database about customers is somehow public? Where can I get it?
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by llukas 8y ago
> However I would never trade my freedom for security So we should stop government from enforcing food safety and accept poisonings as fact of life...
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by llukas 8y ago
Please read about FATCA
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by llukas 8y ago
Cmon it wasn't just yield problems. Premise that you can just recompile CPU code and it would run quickly on Phi was false.
437.
by llukas 8y ago
...aaaand existing playing field that favors wealthy is level?
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by llukas 8y ago
> The candidate gets back a formatted dump by email of all sorts of recruitment data, including interview notes, etc. Unless data is removed before end of the process and company keeps only final outcome. ;)
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by llukas 8y ago
You contradict yourself.
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by llukas 8y ago
If there is business justification of joke in documentation then maintainer has no authority to say no. RMS is a CEO and he ultimately controls the project goals. If you think otherwise you fork.
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by llukas 8y ago
Try reading GPL license... is a political statement itself. Is joke in documentation useful? Probably not...
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by llukas 8y ago
> Residential solar thermal no longer makes any kind of economic sense. [citation needed]
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by llukas 8y ago
When several big planes clog US customs then there are no passengers to pick up bags from the luggage belt and it can fill in entirely. So maybe this man is not needed all the time but definitely lack of somebody to unload the belt would ca
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by llukas 8y ago
Encrypt data with per-user key. Drop key.
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by llukas 9y ago
I think your data is bit off: https://minerals.usgs.gov/minerals/pubs/commodity/lithium/mc... 53M tons of lithium available = 53000M of kg = 5300M of Tesla batteries can be made...
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by llukas 9y ago
Parent post meant PyPI not PyPy.
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by llukas 9y ago
DARPA...
448.
by llukas 9y ago
NN has concept of 2D image built in - conv layer for example: http://cs231n.github.io/convolutional-networks/
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by llukas 9y ago
Source? Mine is: https://energiogklima.no/kommentar/iea-counts-fossil-fuels-t...
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by llukas 9y ago
Thermal solar does work at night.

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