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by n4r9 11mo ago
That was a weak sentence, but the following one is stronger: > One million of these children are destitute, going without their most basic needs of staying warm, dry, clothed and fed being met This is still scandalous in a highly develop
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by n4r9 11mo ago
I send mail to a demon which runs MsBuild and mails the output back to me.
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by n4r9 11mo ago
If you live in the US, supporting a Chinese invasion is definitely unusual. > the PRC is more competent in every way I guess it depends what you mean by competent. Dictatorships can be frightfully competent at certain things, but that
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by n4r9 11mo ago
On one hand, this is valuable advice. On the other hand, it is classic rationalist waffle: basic self-help/therapy techniques disguised with made-up terminology.
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by n4r9 11mo ago
> I sincerely wonder if the people who live there agree ... I wonder if voluntary unification is on the table One of the benefits of a free democratic society is that you can ask; and people vote according to their preferences. A recent
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by n4r9 11mo ago
China wants to destory Taiwan's democracy, as OP said quite correctly.
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by n4r9 11mo ago
I'd worry about them over-complicating solutions at work as well.
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by n4r9 11mo ago
What else could it mean for a state-provided service to be "free"?
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by n4r9 11mo ago
> I've been able to demonstrate significant speed up in development time for features with certain tools Curious to hear more about this. I can't help feeling such an attempt is fundamentally flawed just as software estimates a
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by n4r9 11mo ago
A massively over-engineered, incorrect solution?
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by n4r9 11mo ago
Occasionally is probably fine. In bulk is where I imagine scam companies get interested.
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by n4r9 1y ago
I'm not sure you know the subject very well. By 1986 Cochrane had already overseen fibre installation in the long lines network - leading to a dramatic drop in maintenance and staffing costs - and had installed fibre to his home . He
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by n4r9 1y ago
You're not making much sense. Faster internet speeds are obviously good for society, all other things being equal.
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by n4r9 1y ago
This is highly cultural. And I'd be surprised if, in the US, men "fear" gay men the way you're making out. But as OP clearly stated, there are countries where mixed sex naked saunas/spas are a thing and ogling or ot
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by n4r9 1y ago
Ahead in internet speed...
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by n4r9 1y ago
Unwittingly a brilliant demonstration of how short-term capitalistic behaviour hamstrings society. Japan, Korea and Hong Kong are way ahead of the UK and much of Europe precisely because of the lack of insight and vision reflected in your p
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by n4r9 1y ago
Yeah, I was going to suggest manual vs automatic gear shift. Power steering seems like a slightly odd example, doesn't really remove your control.
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by n4r9 1y ago
Might that be because LLMs are potentially negatively impacting your memory?
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by n4r9 1y ago
It's hard to tell with counterfactuals like that. One factor to bear in mind is that BT was close to rolling out nationwide fibre in the early 90's [0]. Would it have made more sense to decouple infrastructure and service, or woul
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by n4r9 1y ago
The "well known" path algorithms in this case are overkill; the graph is a tree. And Dijkstra is not really designed to handle negative edge weights (although it would probably function correctly in this instance).
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by n4r9 1y ago
After learning AWK I realised it could be used really neatly for problem 67. I remember it was blazing fast, orders of magnitude faster than Python
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by n4r9 1y ago
From the Wikipedia page > During a symposium held for centenarian Albert Hofmann, Hofmann said Mullis had told him that LSD had "helped him develop the polymerase chain reaction that helps amplify specific DNA sequences".
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by n4r9 1y ago
If you've ever wondered why progress in fundamental physics seems to have slowed down; look no further!
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by n4r9 1y ago
Even acquisitions can be problematic for competition. They often seem to be done for the purpose of gaining/protecting market share, with the acquired product getting dropped soon after.
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by n4r9 1y ago
But what if all 12 users log in 100 times during the same second of the day?
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by n4r9 1y ago
But the article is clearly talking about those artificial chemicals that aren't natural!
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by n4r9 1y ago
Wow! I've been using Gmail since it was in beta and I'm on less than 6GB. Do you get a lot of big attachments or something?
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by n4r9 1y ago
Better punctuation wouldn't have gone amiss either.
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by n4r9 1y ago
Why does Laura Murphy's work at Sheffield Hallam not count? E.g. https://shura.shu.ac.uk/34920/1/Murphy%20Salcito%20%20Elima%...
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by n4r9 1y ago
I'm not aware of any retractions? And what does the US's activity in the UN have to do with this?

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