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by pclmulqdq 9mo ago
Everything about city planning should generally be done in moderation. Including enough parking and enough residential space, but not too much or too little. A city consisting only of residential apartment blocks but no parking, transit, or
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by pclmulqdq 9mo ago
The river dumping analogy is so bad it's laughable. Obviously you don't own the entire river when the river merely runs through your property nor do you own the ocean or the watershed, and property values surrounding yours go down
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by pclmulqdq 9mo ago
Many cities that have a dense core will have big municipal lots and garages to enable people to park somewhere they can walk from. Of course, the first thing urbanists go after is the presence of these lots in "high-value" real es
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by pclmulqdq 9mo ago
It's not a commons if they buy the land.
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by pclmulqdq 9mo ago
Information about received power and SNR is relayed over the 5G data link to and from the tower, and beamforming happens that way. As a result, the tower doesn't need to know where you are at all. In fact, with higher frequencies, you
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by pclmulqdq 9mo ago
I often use 172.31/16 for subnets and have never seen a conflict. I have seen 172.24 and 172.16 used before, though.
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by pclmulqdq 9mo ago
The main thing I see these protesters doing wrong is that they seem to freak out and fight back once they get aarrested. This is not how to deal with under-trained law enforcement unless you want to die. Get arrested, get booked, have your
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by pclmulqdq 9mo ago
I only mention this because I think some people have done that.
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by pclmulqdq 9mo ago
Yeah, I have told HR people this and been rejected. I do say this upfront because I don't want to send you a surprise bill. The main response I get is "OK, that's fine, don't spend more than 4 hours on it." The Anth
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by pclmulqdq 9mo ago
I generally have a policy of "over 4 hours and I charge for my time." I did this in the 4-hour window, and it was a lot of fun. Much better than many other take-home assignments.
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by pclmulqdq 9mo ago
No financial market would be able to run the way Google and Facebook run their ad markets. They are the supplier, the exchange, and the broker all at the same time. This is not a competitive market. It's a captured one where the suppli
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by pclmulqdq 9mo ago
Yeah, leaving hanging loops with a gentle bend radius is very common as long as the loop is secured, and does not cause problems. Maybe something pulled on it though?
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
Nobody is extrapolating from this bug to the rest of rust. The comment I responded to initially was denying that this was a rust bug.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
The bug in question is in rust glue code that interfaces with a C library. It's not in the rust-C interface or on the C side. If you write python glue code that interfaces with numpy and there's a bug in your glue, it's a pyt
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
I hear "people rarely use unsafe rust" quite a lot, but every time I see a project or library with C-like performance, there's a _lot_ of unsafe code in there. Treating bugs in unsafe code as not being bugs in rust code is ki
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
HN gets a lot less sockpuppeting/astroturfing than reddit or twitter, as far as I can tell. There is some of it, but if it gets too big dang et al seem to generally put a stop to it.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
It's easy to get product-market fit when you give away dollars for the price of pennies.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
"My conspiracy theory" is a set of facts that you and the source you cited (whose so-called "fact check" was mostly attempting to put into context) find really inconvenient. Fact 1: Starmer and his party are polling badl
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
So per your source, he did cancel local elections at a time where it is politically favorable for him to do so?
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
AGI is easier than getting New York City to complete an infrastructure project in less than a decade or less than a billion dollars. The corruption and graft run so deep you would have to literally murder a lot of people to get that to happ
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
Semi trucks pay huge amounts in gas taxes because they guzzle gas like nobody's business. It's only the EVs that aren't paying for their road wear in gas taxes.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
They also chose a car that's extremely heavy (by virtue of the battery), so they create more road wear per mile than the average American car. The point is that tax rate seems fair.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
The average American driver gets about 25 mpg and drives about 15-20k miles. That's exactly in line with the tax rate here.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
The average driver also doesn't get 35 mpg driving regularly. The average driver probably gets around 20 mpg, and that would make this distance about 15000 mi.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
The people who use something should pay for its upkeep. It doesn't matter if that makes it a "regressive" tax. If you are a daily user of a road, you should pay more for its upkeep than someone who doesn't use the road.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
35,000 mi of driving is not anywhere near out of the question if you're a daily commuter who takes road trips once in a while. If you're driving a truck or a non-hybrid, it's also a lot less mileage. It sounds like this is ac
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
There are several states that have an EV registration surcharge that replaces gas tax. It's not popular with the pro-EV crowd.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
You can if you just run PTP (almost) entirely on your NIC. The best PTP implementations take their packet timestamps at the MAC on the NIC and keep time based on that. Nothing about CPU processing is time-critical in that case.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
I should have said "most _professional_ FPGA users" because I assume many people here who don't know this (including the author of the article) are not.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
I'm not sure what physics you're using to get a COP > 1 for an induction stove. I'm pretty sure you could put a Stirling engine on that stove and have a perpetual motion machine. Most of them run about 80-90% compared to 3

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