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This principle plays a crucial role in the short story Story of your Life by Ted Chiang. Sadly this did not make it into the movie Arrival, though I guess this is somewhat understandable, would be tough to communicate this in a Hollywood mo
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This brings back memories from my undergraduate days as a physics student, where we made extensive use of root in labs. It was a kind of badge of nerd honor to do analyses in root as opposed to Matlab. It also came with a sort of C++ interp
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Food Delivery App Deliveroo to Stop Serving Germany
(nytimes.com)
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7y ago
Does Uber really solve the bad neighborhood problem?
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I guess at least in principle, the search engines could return many more results than actually needed, along with some feature vector per result. Then a model could be trained on the users machine to sort the results according to their pref
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phreeza
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That is a neat way of looking at it. I wonder what the efficiency of this would be compared to photovoltaics.
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In Zambia, and I suspect in Tanzania, too, four-year old siblings also already play a role in taking care of their smaller siblings.
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It is in fact a random shuffling. Hence the name that was used for this function.
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[Citation needed]
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How does this work, are the people able to really solve the game this fast or are they memorizing sequences? Is it possible to see the game before the click starts?
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7y ago
Note that the "uniform" part, on which the second part ist also conditioned, ist not universally accepted. There are certainly shared elements, but most likely also specialisations.
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In german: https://www.rbb24.de/panorama/beitrag/2019/06/bvg-aenderunge...
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7y ago
Surely the bus named after the airport will continue to run to the airport? I think it will no longer go up to Alexanderplatz, and instead end at Hauptbahnhof.
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I wonder if it has something to do with construction company execs having more skin in the game in more authoritarian regimes.
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I flew from and to Tegel once or twice per week on average last year. I find Tegel to actually be quite ok. Getting there on the TXL is quite convenient from many places in the city, and most importantly doesn't take very long (as oppo
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As long as the projectile travels fast enough that there is ablation, you can use the Newton approximation [1] to get a rough idea. Using densities for uranium and air, and a projectile length of 1m, that gives a range of 15km. Of course wh
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If they were in regular contact, why did smallpox have such a devastating effect on Americans?
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If the ranking algorithm is open for all to see, won't that encourage even worse gaming of the system? I am trying to think of comparable situations in existing open systems, but none come to mind.
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7y ago
It enables a second, lower level, noise cancellation mode, that works well in windy environments.
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In the time before the hydrogen bomb there was discussion that such a device may ignite the atmosphere. If we managed to somehow do that, it may do the trick.
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It is made worse by the fact that Bluetooth Low energy requires location access on Android.
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Had it been licenced gpl, Mojang would probably not have used it.
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How so you actually tell if a brick and mortar store sources from the producer?
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8y ago
Haven't tried it on distil, but maybe this works? https://github.com/jgm/standalone-html
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It appears to me that inhibiting mining does not really have a lot to do with usage of Bitcoin as a currency. Even if they managed to completely wipe out mining in China, that would have zero impact on the utility of Bitcoin as a currency i
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Scotland probably also had a lot more bagpipes. A fact like this is not enough to draw conclusions from.
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Well I suppose there is not much stopping you from still using one of those, right? Except the technology is quite outdated now, so in a way it is a bit moot how maintainable the hardware is, beyond a certain point. Unless they went an extr
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I think the trick is that banks can issue loans for higher amounts than they have assets, but if you sum up all the assets and liabilities, the sum should stay constant. So the conservation works more like an electrical potential, where you
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It is falsifiable. E.g. you could sever dogs olfactory nerves and repeat the experiment.
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My gut feeling is that people entering a middle class lifestyle in their own countries far outnumber those doing so by migration. I might be wrong though.
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