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mempko
4y ago
I bought it and tried it on my linux box. Proton works perfectly from what I can tell. No issues that I have seen yet!
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mempko
4y ago
It's settled, greenhouse gases, primarily CO2 but also water vapor, methane, and others, is causing warming. There isn't any uncertainty about this. Also, no, simulations are not always less stable than the real system.
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mempko
4y ago
You are underestimating the creative products that the finance world can create from any asset, real or imaginary.
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mempko
4y ago
Wow, this person doesn't get it. You can tell when they start talking about 'market based approach'.
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mempko
4y ago
Even if your masked climate denial claims are true about climate models, the implication is that the confidence intervals are huge. That means while it could be better than expected, it could also be far worse than expected. That should giv
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mempko
4y ago
We got rid of kings in politics for a reason. Businesses will eventually learn these lessons, even if it's a hundred years later.
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mempko
4y ago
Rust is solving for the wrong problem. Null and dangling pointers aren't the main problem in building financial trading systems (I built a financial trading system).
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mempko
4y ago
Ok, what about Google+?
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mempko
4y ago
Except history is littered with dead social networks that were once huge. People said the same thing 'network effects' yet phase shifts happen. Don't just bet on twitter staying twitter.
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4y ago
VR had 50 years of R&D before they hit markets. Computers had 50 years of R&D before they hit markets. What exactly are you talking about? You are discounting the largest buyer in the economy, the federal government. By the way, the
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4y ago
Everyone here is upset that Zuckerberg has 'gone rogue' and is spending a ton of money on R&D to a problem that won't bring investors money in the next quarter. Literally every piece of technology you are using right now
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4y ago
Uh, the federal government is always at the top of the food chain in all R&D tech. They pioneered VR before Meta. They continue to fund VR. Zuckerberg is just acting like a government research investor. Which is, spend money on an idea
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4y ago
This looks a lot like Croquet ( https://www.croquet.io/ ) but maybe not as powerful? Can't tell.
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What are your thoughts on the generally slower launch times with a huge variance on GCP?
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4y ago
Compare Stepanov's brilliant design of the STL to Rust's current reworking of their 'binary search api'. https://github.com/rust-lang/libs-team/issues/81 Maybe 'memory safety' is
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China is impressive. USA not so much...
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4y ago
Anyone look at the new guys (Dagster, Airflow) compared to htcondor?
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4y ago
Looks great is this Free Software? I want to hack on this thing, where is the code?
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4y ago
They meant honesty from the CEO would be good for her, not the CEO. Because she could have found another job instead of waiting ten months to be fired.
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I think the closest to a 'low gravity' environment is the oceans. So I suspect yes, life would form in low gravity environments. It would likely have more rotational symmetry vs mirror symmetry land animals have. You see a hint of
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4y ago
We should ask the question, since when was money ever NOT manipulated by it's creators (governments and banks). There is no such period in human history. Money is a creation of governments so they can provision themselves. The old stor
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Engine Trouble – Robert Krulwich and Nate Milton [video]
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I love technology and have to keep telling my friends that it's possible there won't be a computer industry in 30 years. I'm not joking. Our technology requires a highly complex and organized society to continue to function a
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4y ago
I'm blocked by you and have no idea why! Same name on twitter.
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What kind of market is it called when there is only one buyer for a product? What's so stupid about this article is that Starship too is part of Artemis program.
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Not if you change the precision to float16. Should work on a smaller card. Tried on a 1080 with 8GB and it works well.
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Isn't this what Tesla's electronic door handle is all about while the car burns?
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Debts are what bind neighbors and communities together. You felt bad because you were in debt to her giving but didn't want to have a relationship with that person by reciprocating. Often, the worst thing you can do in relationships is
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4y ago
Ok, then explain the excess deaths. Explain how more people dying than normal is a joke.
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That's why you look at excess deaths. Covid increased excess deaths significantly. In other words, those unhealthy people would still be alive without covid, enjoying a longer life.
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