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781.
by piker 3y ago
Knowing nothing about astrophysics, synthesizing: > binaries located within about 650 light years of Earth > developing a new code > below one nanometer per second squared we see a claim that an astronomer developed new code which
782.
by piker 3y ago
Is your sense that having excessive muscle weight is somehow healthy in a way that isn’t reflected in the BMI classification?
783.
by piker 3y ago
The model disregards ridiculous outliers like world class bodybuilders in order to be simple and useful for the other 99.999% of society.
784.
by piker 3y ago
Moved to the UK from the US in 2017. Visited my hometown with my new family in 2022 for the first time due to the pandemic. I was blown away at how massive the trucks had become in that span for no useful reason. Europe is on the other end
785.
by piker 3y ago
So your organisation is so inefficient that it’s easier to just engage a third party to syphon off any profitability?
786.
by piker 3y ago
> yet I shan't smite thee, for thou art already burdened by thine own misconception That is actually hilarious.
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by piker 3y ago
Isn’t that last sentence sort of a reason to prefer real-time analytics? If you can make development a fast paced game, no doubt you’ll keep your team more productive and engaged. Granted, it needs to be engineered in a way to ensure that p
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by piker 3y ago
Also the naming convention isn't memorable at all compared to the Zodiac which even includes an emblem.
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SEC vs. Ripple: Everyone Loses(clsbluesky.law.columbia.edu)
1 points by piker 3y ago|0 comments
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by piker 3y ago
Bytes does imply a level of precision, however, which affects the mathematical meaning. Perhaps there’s a metric that captures both.
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by piker 3y ago
Got an example? Sounds interesting.
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by piker 3y ago
> and those businesses are economically margin tight Read: terrible, mostly just labor-intensive real estate plays.
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by piker 3y ago
Not likely given the broad sweep of the First Amendment. Much easier for the FAA to deny a license to crash a plane under various safety rationales than to say "you can't show that because of the message" in the United States
794.
by piker 3y ago
I think you may need to familiarise yourself with US federal sentencing guidelines. Unlike being found guilty of breaking state laws, where many state judges will be endowed with discretionary authority to impose a sentence within a wide ra
795.
by piker 4y ago
Seems like this is the correct answer. Musk is just putting himself in that class.
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by piker 4y ago
Used to pick up citizen band signals on my guitar amp. If it's close enough, there may be even legal source of interference -- although the intention to interfere may make it illegal.
797.
by piker 4y ago
US college starts around age 18, which I understand is about the time A-levels are completed, so I believe there are 2 more years of education associated with a US PhD.
798.
by piker 4y ago
I'm a hedge fund lawyer that carries an iPhone 8 and a ThinkPad.
799.
by piker 4y ago
Ah, yes, if only Apple Computer could have borrowed the wisdom of the famously prescient and tech literate European Union, it might have seen its way to these changes and new customers alone.
800.
by piker 4y ago
Because it requires the devotion of Apple's resources to supporting non-Apple things. It will necessarily degrade certain experiences away from those that Apple would provide without the regulation.
801.
by piker 4y ago
Not sure there will be much distinction in the history books unless there’s an accompanying rule change, etc. that comes out of it.
802.
by piker 4y ago
(1) "is this an emergency?" yes/no must be close to O(1) (2) is this done in practice or just hypothetical?
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by piker 4y ago
Don't understand this idea. In UK there's a dozen or so magic numbers with one for each special crisis that you're supposed to memorize. Some are straightforward: 111 (non emergency health), 999 (emergency), but then there&#x
804.
by piker 4y ago
Honestly and with all due respect they could just release the images, etc. with some text with a video explainer to follow. The hype machine is broken and taking away from the actual awesomeness of the project.
805.
by piker 4y ago
From banking law about 10 years back now, I would expect that the bank would be on the hook for Deborah's transfers in the first story. Deborah didn't in fact authorize the transfers, and it's the banks systems that failed in
806.
by piker 4y ago
It could just be a fun Easter egg to keep developers engaged.
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by piker 4y ago
I believe Helium is a fission byproduct and thus not especially limited in theory.
808.
by piker 4y ago
What you are describing is an unprofitable business. You can make equilibrium money in it but you must supply the labour and get no time off. If you instead substituted yourself out and bought the labour there would be nothing left over.
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Google: How much is a monet painting worth?(google.com)
1 points by piker 4y ago|0 comments
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by piker 5y ago
Is all commercial use of the consumer grade nVidia products prohibited under that license? I thought (and this seems to agree: https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/drivers/geforce-license/ ) that it was just use in a

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