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phaemon
7y ago
Now there's a comment you don't want taken out of context.
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phaemon
7y ago
Because fission is insanely expensive. The nuclear fanboys like to try and divert the conversation to safety as they think they can argue that point, but the fact is that nuclear is overpriced garbage.
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phaemon
7y ago
An interesting idea. Perhaps one for Western countries to consider.
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phaemon
7y ago
I hope there is no such thing because that would be insane. If you mean SFTP, that's actually a completely different protocol and is part of SSH. If you mean FTPS (which I suspect you do as I actually had to set up something similar at
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phaemon
7y ago
The "NextGen" they refer to is an animated film that was made in Blender.
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phaemon
7y ago
From the Birth of Numbers. ISBN 9780393040029
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phaemon
7y ago
> which it hasn't, it used to be one of the most homogeneous mono-cultural countries in the world Really? Well let's take a few seconds to see what Wikipedia has to offer on the subject: "Five national minority languages a
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phaemon
7y ago
Apply for the jobs. Your chances of getting it don't significantly improve after 50% of the requirements[1]. So, just choose something you're really interested in, spend a bit of time getting familiar with it, and then start apply
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Writing Your First Android App, in Assembly
(medium.com)
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7y ago
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phaemon
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As mentioned, the shattered PDFs[1] have the same length, however it's worth noting that adding the Git header breaks the matching, ie. you get different SHA sums for the files in Git because of the header. [1] https://shatt
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phaemon
7y ago
That is superb. What you're really saying is that 80% of your customers no longer feel the need to phone you.
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phaemon
7y ago
Ok but surely every action can't go through this crap? Or does it? Is that how modern "protection" works? Might be an interesting post there.
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phaemon
7y ago
Anyone with an interest in such things want to expand on why?
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phaemon
7y ago
That doesn't make any sense. How does the existence of multiple solutions prove there aren't any solutions?
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phaemon
7y ago
I'm sure it is and apologies to the fellow HNers who didn't find my comment funny. If you prefer a more serious answer, Nuclear is overpriced garbage. Sure, the industry keeps promising cheap and plentiful energy but what they del
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phaemon
7y ago
Yes, thank you for sharing.
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phaemon
7y ago
Where in Africa? And what was the custom? I'm always interested in customs from different places.
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phaemon
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I hadn't heard that one before, probably because I don't have a TV.
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phaemon
7y ago
...which followed one of the coldest winters on record, which brings the average down.
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phaemon
7y ago
Google it
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phaemon
7y ago
This is the theme of Bon Jovi's ill-fated concept album "Dark When Wet", the followup to their smash hit "Slippery When Wet". Such commercial success must have gone to their heads to attempt such an audacious second
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phaemon
7y ago
In 2018, 69% of the US GDP was Personal Consumption. The contribution from Net Exports was -5%. Yes, minus 5. All you're really saying here is, "it's alright that our CO2 emissions are so high because we're also such gre
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phaemon
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A simple straightforward snippet of shell. Is that supposed to be bad?
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phaemon
7y ago
There's not much to add to this. It's true.
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7y ago
> Surely there was one model that happened to come up with the right prediction What does that mean? This "model" is someone sitting down and, using what we know of physics, calculating how something will warm up when you add s
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phaemon
7y ago
Perhaps the Sawyer paper from 1973? https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-how-well-have-climate-m...
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phaemon
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This is an interesting idea. Not least since it could be explored well with Leela.
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No, I prefer not to have a mess of colours and quite like the plain look. What I would like is better support for quoting text and code. Code formatting is horribly broken, especially on mobile, and it seems like an easy fix that wouldn&#
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phaemon
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Well, that's my point. It's about the same size as the average US state. Any time a nordic country is mentioned, there's this same comment that it is obviously easier to do XYZ there because of the small population. Well, it
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phaemon
7y ago
Most US states have a population of less than 5 million.
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