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by lukan 6mo ago
I suppose this also depends on the types of remote controls? There are some where I can see red and some where I cannot.
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by lukan 6mo ago
Oh, my dream clean room is of course fully robot automated and I can watch through a big (safety) window.
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by lukan 6mo ago
Oh, or using building names like White House and Kremlin? Yes, I heard of the concept. My point was just that many have a misconception about the nature of the EU.
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by lukan 6mo ago
You mean like Strasbourg? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seat_of_the_European_Parliamen... Spoiler, the parliamanet moves once a month between Brussel and there. That's how centralized the EU is, we cannot even dec
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by lukan 6mo ago
No, it is not quite the same as Moscow and Washington are capitals of centralised states who give orders to the whole nation. The EU on the other hand does not have a common constitution, army etc. so is not a real state (yet). It is made u
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by lukan 6mo ago
The issues page used to be good for this as well. What kind of problems people are having. (Sometimes still is, but the agents garbage does not help)
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by lukan 6mo ago
I did enjoy it, but I don't think domes are overrated. They are just way harder to build in reality, than in science fiction ..
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by lukan 6mo ago
Is that based on a real example or hypothetical?
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by lukan 6mo ago
No. "Poison" refers to a substance toxic to humans, but we can be exposed to pure oxygen and breath it very fine. But yes, oxygen is dangerous .
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by lukan 6mo ago
"that humans have lived in Germany since long before antiquity." Yes, but there were definitely whole areas not habited for quite some time .. likely reason, climate change! (It got colder at that time)
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by lukan 6mo ago
Well, I did wrote "gives sunlight" and that is a valid reply to it. But ... I would need sunlight actually. That seems somewhat possible with light tubes, but the much nicer solution, a transparent dome to still see mars clouds at
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by lukan 6mo ago
"Our descendants are going to enjoy an enormous wealth of imagery and videos for events that will to them otherwise be just something from a history book. " The question will be at some point, will they be able to tell it apart fr
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by lukan 6mo ago
Both probably, but you cannot really adapt life to no water and hard radiation. (at most sustain it in stasis, but not growing)
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by lukan 6mo ago
No, as terraforming means changing that. Whether it is really possible, is a different question, but after you have an atmosphere, you could have engineered microorganism processing the soil etc.
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by lukan 6mo ago
Without massive terraforming all of Mars is very hostile. But having solid ground is still nice. A workable compromise is making big habitats in a dome, that gives sunlight, but shields from radiation. And the ground needs to be processed o
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by lukan 6mo ago
Probably just ignorance, but there actually was a gap in that time in some areas in germany. Close to my hometown are the remains of an old ancient fortress - that was build by mostly unknown people and abandoned at 400 b.c. and only 1000 y
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by lukan 7mo ago
"Sitz" and "platz" sound too similar, so to make it easier, some german people I know use a mixture of german and english. "Sitz!" for sit "Down!" for down.
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by lukan 7mo ago
What happened to open weight models are 2-3 years behind the proprietary ones? I don't see the drama here.
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by lukan 7mo ago
"Also notable: 4.7 now defaults to NOT including a human-readable reasoning token summary in the output, you have to add "display": "summarized" to get that" I did not follow all of this, but wasn't there
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by lukan 7mo ago
Terra Mineralia in Freiberg (quite close to Prague), is also worth a visit.
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by lukan 7mo ago
The buisness opportunity is what they are advertising here, communication with lawyers is protected, continue to go pay real lawyers for every question and don't try yourself with AI, that is unfortunately not protected.
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by lukan 7mo ago
Now I think of a scifi setting, where rich people use massive ressources to feed their artificial gardens on Merkur with water from comets, so the genetically engineered solar powered green butterflies in their garden can keep flying. (But
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by lukan 7mo ago
Nope. By disturbing all the people around you with a bright screen, you prevent them from capturing the real concert right now they want to see without a flickering screen in front of them. And personally I can record, or enjoy the real m
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by lukan 7mo ago
Some infinite water supply would be probably helpful there.
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by lukan 7mo ago
"Record All The Things." Unless you use a crappy smartphone with a bright annoying screen ..
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by lukan 7mo ago
The main parts that mattered were the european ones. And usually, capturing the enemies capital equals victory and Napoleon did capture Moscow. The russians just decided to keep the fight going, despite the chance that their capital burns d
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by lukan 7mo ago
In a way, yes, as google de facto governs and controls much of the internet.
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by lukan 7mo ago
I also don't trust my government. So should I just degovernment completely? Sounds just as practical or realistic for most people.
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by lukan 7mo ago
For those of us stuck on normal android, is there a way to achieve that? I know it used to work with some firewall apps but nowdays they all require root access.
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by lukan 7mo ago
But not as a solid fact? The HN thread in question is here (and had that info edited out of the title) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47736476

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