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llukas
7y ago
Trucks have 90kph speed limit.
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llukas
7y ago
> HN community tends towards disliking Google/FB HN community also understands better Google/FB business model and what actually happens with their data when fed into Google/FB.
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llukas
7y ago
Depending on your assumptions. For day to day use EV doesn't need trips for gas station to refuel - so you actually save time. For long trips - yes.
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llukas
7y ago
ICE cars cant compete with convenience of: * not needing to refuel * less maintenance needed * not spewing particulates in air etc (if you care about what you breathe)
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llukas
7y ago
No other automaker promises full autonomy next year and calls their driver assist "Autopilot".
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llukas
7y ago
Please decide if they are employees or contractors. Contractors can drive for somebody else.
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llukas
7y ago
> This all slowly degraded and eventually disappeared with the fall of the empire. BULLSHIT. How on earth you can present blatantly false presumptions as information? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pre-Romanesque_art_
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llukas
7y ago
More relevant to whom? Shop, vendor? We cant get relevant ads done properly on the internet and we'd have better ones based on age/gender?
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llukas
8y ago
New planes also get 50-year old design engines due nobody wanting to pony up $ for certification of new ones...
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llukas
8y ago
Unless you'd rebuild all airports for higher wingspan aircraft (ie. same process that had to be done for A380 to land but on bigger scale) - it's not happening.
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llukas
8y ago
You don't transfer back and forth if you use managed memory.
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llukas
8y ago
> Your income level is a superb indicator of how much of the planets resources you are using. Not really. Your spending level is. One can have high income and reinvest or you can spend money you don't have by borrowing. I'd agr
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llukas
8y ago
Please share how do you configure standard android phone or smart devices (TV) phoning home.
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llukas
8y ago
Depending on budget and amount of engineering involved: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_Impulse
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llukas
8y ago
> I see that graphic a lot, but it's not a very useful one, because it ignores residential patterns. Yes parking needed for cars would be several times bigger than what cars occupy.
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llukas
8y ago
This is not same: "we first label a photograph or painting by hand to indicate its component textures. We then give a new labeling, from which the analogies algorithm produces a new photograph" DL approach generalizes over many im
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llukas
8y ago
There is openly available IRS data on how many households actually paid highest bracket. You are wrong that nobody paid it.
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llukas
8y ago
Not true: https://www.fastcompany.com/90273352/maybe-its-time-to-take-... (c) (1) No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by anoth
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llukas
8y ago
> Furthermore, the idea that harsh penalties and regulations are going to prevent psychopaths from broadcasting their killing spree is ridiculous Nobody is broadcasting in TV or newspapers - they are actually liable for content that gets
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llukas
8y ago
But it prevents adtech to collect info.
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llukas
8y ago
Not interested how quick it runs. Just energy expended through native and webassembly.
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llukas
8y ago
> That will happen because computers are already safer in most conditions - the switch will happen when they are demonstrably far safer in all conditions. Computers currently can disengage in any conditions for any reason - how did you c
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llukas
8y ago
Any idea how battery usage of webassembly version vs native looks like? I'd assume that webassembly would consume more but maybe difference is not significant?
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llukas
8y ago
Who cares how those bags end up there? To figure it out and then properly enforce you'd need spend resources that could be better used elsewhere.
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llukas
8y ago
I agree that putting templates where they not belong causes problems (even more than just longer compile times and obfuscation). However, properly designed templates with enough attention put into exposing functionality beat non-templated a
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llukas
8y ago
Those are problem only if templates are misused (imho).
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llukas
8y ago
You are ignoring "proportionality" part and "not liable if" part. Yes EU regulators wouldn't be chasing small blogs just like they do not do it with GDPR regulations. Big boys like Amazon wouldn't be able to ge
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llukas
8y ago
Article 13 will not let Amazon sell books that were pirated (ie. re-uploaded) and claim everything is fine. They do didn't wanted to fix it so now they will be forced to. For Joe blogger there is proportionality ( https://jul
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llukas
8y ago
Website would only be bankrupt unless it does absolutely nothing to verify content. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-47239600
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llukas
8y ago
Another reason to cut all ads alike.
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