llukas

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by llukas 7y ago
Right with fridge there is not much wiggle room - but each fridge contains freezer compartment?
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by llukas 7y ago
Problem is that government can always buy bigger weapons. Militarization of police in USA is good example. They will always outgun you.
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by llukas 7y ago
I wonder how viable is to cool down some thermal mass? (similar to HVAC systems taking advantage of cheap electricity at night). Fridge can be "pre-cooled" and cut power usage at night.
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by llukas 7y ago
If somebody follows you even in public space all the time then in most countries it is considered stalking and penalized.
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by llukas 7y ago
PhD time doesnt cost "nothing" like you said in grandparent post.
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by llukas 7y ago
GDPR protected users do not need to worry about those questions that much.
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by llukas 7y ago
Sometimes only "mistake" you do is to be born into wrong minority. Also in lot of countries punishment is more of a corrective action not revenge. This means even convicted criminals have right to hide convivtion after some time.
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by llukas 7y ago
Simpler is to return production to countries that have proper environmental regulations. Right now we outsource pollution production to China.
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by llukas 7y ago
50% better than on internet and they do not have my data.
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by llukas 7y ago
What you describe is not what actually happens. What actually happens is that your behavior (in store or not) is permanently observed all the time and ads are served whether you want it or not. Imagine if in all shops, always you'd get
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by llukas 7y ago
static_assert, enable_if or just plain not providing default implementation and only specializations, as everything in C++ error messages is something you can customize to high extent...
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by llukas 7y ago
> I feel like we're in one of those situations where everyone is just afraid to be first. Tesla is not afraid. They killed few people already with autopilot. Best part about it where they fixed bug that lead car into concrete barrie
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by llukas 7y ago
> "that truck in front of me is stopped." Easy if you're not Tesla and have lidar.
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by llukas 7y ago
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Radeon-V...
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by llukas 7y ago
> Maybe my formulation of "powerful GPUs" led you on to that. No, "nvidia is a biaaatch" led me. I just stated that my experience is different. How about you share your actual experience? I might be biased as I used G
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by llukas 7y ago
So they can keep python 2 on life support longer? That is not a good idea.
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by llukas 7y ago
1.0 to 87.3 in one year? More realistic would be python 2->3 in 10 years or so and still too fast...
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by llukas 7y ago
Nvidia works for me. Works for amazon ( https://docs.aws.amazon.com/dlami/latest/devguide/gpu.html ) and others as well.
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by llukas 7y ago
OK, I double checked and you're right. Nuclear is counted properly difference is only for renewables: https://energypost.eu/iea-underreports-contribution-solar-wi...
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by llukas 7y ago
> If the promise of a technology is that we can use several orders of magnitude more energy per person, then that .1W/m2 could become 10W/m2. Depending on what type of energy you exactly have in mind. It is totally possible to
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by llukas 7y ago
+100 > As an aside, why doesn’t the Python standard library extend/replace features with code from successful packages like Requests? It is possible (ie. asyncio was separate package). It is slow process though.
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by llukas 7y ago
> That's dramatically false. Slander in fact. Apollo involved thousands of engineers. It was not largely made up of Nazi engineers. https://www.nasa.gov/centers/marshall/history/vonbraun/bio.h...
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by llukas 7y ago
http://www.whiteroofproject.org/faq It can reduce energy consumption for start... and you already might need to paint your roof...
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by llukas 7y ago
You are being misled by the graph. Here is why: https://physicsworld.com/a/a-gross-miscalculation/
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by llukas 7y ago
We already did geoengineering in form of burning fossils. Reversing this is also geoengineering.
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by llukas 7y ago
In EU on medical leaflets risk for various side effects of drug is in form 1 in 10^N cases where N varies. US leaflets contain useless word descriptions. Hint: After reading EU style leaflet you know 1 in 10000 rate is very high for nasty s
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by llukas 7y ago
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/travel-lega... No requirement to have another citizenship to renounce.
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by llukas 7y ago
Exit tax and anything you owed - yes. But you no longer need to pay tax to US on your worldwide income (assuming you move out and not have US assets) like citizens do. Even on Mars there would be society that will enforce its rules on you.
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by llukas 7y ago
You want to be a citizen AND do not pay taxes? You cannot really get one without another. This is two way street. Renounce citizenship and nobody would care about your taxes. If you do not want to then you as free willed entity chosen that
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by llukas 7y ago
No it is not. You can renounce your US citizenship (or most other citizenships for that matter) hat was forced upon you after birth - instead you chose stay and whine. Too bad you cannot renounce education, healthcare etc that were also for

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