pauljurczak

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by pauljurczak 4y ago
Setting aside an obvious problem with AA, if your son is really interested in CS, MIT or Caltech will serve him better than any Ivy League establishment nursery.
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
Democracies have powerful propaganda machines to make wars of aggression popular...
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
Russia’s elite begins to ponder the future after Democratic defeat in midterm elections...
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
China wants to sell chips and gadgets with chips inside. Legally questionable access to ARM will not help with that. RISC-V solves the problem.
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
You missed something: https://youtu.be/mb_RrC2F5bM?t=82 . Patches of Aidar, Dnipro-1, Donetsk and Azov prominently displayed in the background. You can see Azov goons at: https://youtu.be/mb_RrC2F5bM?t=94 .
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
Yes, that's how the avalanche started.
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
Worst case scenario, we may have a bit more acceptable lesser-evil...
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
It's on their agenda: https://www.forwardparty.com/ranked_choice_voting
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
Except that the Canadian government went batshit crazy during and after trucker protest. I hope there will be a Draconian political price to pay for this.
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
Not quite. Mars will most likely still be there after our sun turns into a white dwarf. Less pleasant than it is today, but still a fixer-upper with sufficiently advanced technology.
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
Not for someone with infinite range crystal ball...
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
On average over April 2022. Great propaganda piece for anyone who is comfortable having access to electricity most of the month.
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
Wood, plastic trash, etc. Poorer people will use anything that burns for heating.
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
And they will gently depart under their beautiful golden parachutes. What a racket.
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
San Mateo to Buffalo to offshore. Hundreds of thousands of workers from Venezuela signed up to work for annotation companies in 2018/2019, in some cases making up as much as 75% of a firm’s workforce.
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
Once monopolist, always monopolist. Owning most of the arable land would be so sweet for rent extraction...
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
"Sphere circumscribing a cube" draws complete nonsense. As expected.
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
To be even more pedantic, I'd use the phrase approximate the solution ;-)
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by pauljurczak 4y ago
> Data cleansing is something that not many people talk about Perhaps, because it is only of limited use in practice. For example, Kaggle competitions https://www.kaggle.com/ often have problems with bad data. Instead of
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by pauljurczak 5y ago
Does it provide PID speed control for the motors? Or any other form of closed loop speed control.
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by pauljurczak 5y ago
How the left's Trump Derangement Syndrome led to many avoidable deaths. Ars Technica just blocked me from commenting, after I posted this: By all means, do not take the horse dewormer. Ask your doctor for a prescription. Ivermectin is
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by pauljurczak 5y ago
> to have to deal with inexplicable behavior from your own car seems quite a bit more unnerving. And yet, tens of thousands of drivers are working as unpaid beta testers for Tesla. Mind-boggling.
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by pauljurczak 5y ago
Maybe you can't afford a house in suburbia...
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by pauljurczak 5y ago
> unless Kansas has very lax labor laws Kansas does have lax labor laws. I went to check and according to https://www.dol.ks.gov/laws-faqs : "State law says that overtime is due once an employee has worked 46 hours w
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by pauljurczak 5y ago
Have a look at https://shop.elephantrobotics.com/products/mycobot-pi-worlds... . If you really need better repeatability, they have a more expensive Pro model.
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by pauljurczak 5y ago
> DDG-79 Oscar Austin. That is a battleship No, it is a destroyer, see https://www.surflant.usff.navy.mil/ddg79/ . Other than Hollywood, no one had built a battleship since around the end of WWII.
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by pauljurczak 5y ago
Liposuction using low pressure outside the cabin.
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by pauljurczak 5y ago
Paying airfare per seat and per pound (body and luggage) could lead to some unexpected health benefits. Ticket price could be structured as a fixed part per seat and variable price per difference of total mass from a baseline, e.g. you will
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by pauljurczak 5y ago
How about raising wages to attract employment? Where is the invisible hand when you need it? Is it a workforce shortage or a pay rate shortage?
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by pauljurczak 6y ago
Environment constraints and performance of human drivers are not independent. Your argument suggested that they are.

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