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by raldi 3y ago
We can’t learn anything from your comment, but if you add the reasoning behind your opinion, some of us might.
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by raldi 3y ago
If you were an AI on a computer, and you had a choice of either being copied to a fresh computer with 100% reliability, or having your computer packed up and shipped with a 50% chance of being destroying in transit, which would you pick?
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by raldi 3y ago
What about a bike that can provide thrust without pedaling, but you're not making use of that feature in the park?
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by raldi 3y ago
If you didn't think a bicycle violated the rule, what about an e-bike? Or a fully battery-powered bike that doesn't require pedaling?
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by raldi 3y ago
What did you answer about bicycles and roller skates? It wasn't one of the questions, but I bet razor scooters would split the vote close to 50/50. And what if the fire marshal is visiting the park to evaluate the maximum occupanc
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by raldi 3y ago
Wait’ll you hear about changing TV channels in 1985.
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by raldi 3y ago
But the computer also needs to keep a scratch space to consider potential moves it could make, which if done in a straightforward manner would exhaust the other 64 bytes of memory.
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by raldi 3y ago
What is an “alone white king”?
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by raldi 3y ago
I'm not sure what you're trying to say.
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by raldi 3y ago
Exactly. Same reason that, even setting aside basic humanitarian ethics, it made sense for fire departments from all over America to send their crews to help out after 9/11 even though the victims didn't fund them; the experience
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by raldi 3y ago
A nice addition to this page would be the fact that Maine is the US state closest to Africa.
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by raldi 3y ago
Yes. Now would you be willing to answer my question? I'm trying to figure out whether we disagree over a matter of where precisely to draw a line, or if the very idea of the line is antithetical.
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by raldi 3y ago
Do you believe it could ever be possible for a company that sells apples to design a logo based on the Apple logo?
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by raldi 3y ago
I said nothing about confusion. I said that in 2011, when they changed their old logo: https://photos5.appleinsider.com/gallery/54990-111552-001-pr... to this new one: https://photos5.appleinsider.com/g
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by raldi 3y ago
Right? All the comments here are mocking Apple for trying to own all depictions of a fruit, or make it seem like the other company had been happily using the logo for a century, but no, Apple is just trying to say they can’t use the logo th
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by raldi 3y ago
So if Microsoft were to change their logo to look like Google’s, Google would have to find a new logo?
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by raldi 3y ago
A better title would be “A regex to check if a string contains a prime number of characters”
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by raldi 3y ago
dang, is support for international domain names on the HN roadmap?
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by raldi 3y ago
If you’re record a sporting event off broadcast TV, is it your impression that the law allows you to redistribute the recording freely?
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by raldi 3y ago
Do you consider yourself “qualified to make any judgments at all” about Apollo’s efficiency?
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by raldi 3y ago
Just at a glance, and maybe I'm reading it wrong, but this appears to be issuing six requests every five seconds: https://github.com/christianselig/apollo-backend/blob/main/i... See also: > On M
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by raldi 3y ago
Then the same law would apply as if you recorded a movie in a theater and distributed it without signing anything.
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by raldi 3y ago
Who would you consider a sufficiently authoritative source?
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by raldi 3y ago
86,400 requests per day is Reddit’s historic per-user limit, but the number was picked as a maximum, not an average or a number any significant fraction of users would be hitting any significant fraction of the time. An app aggregating many
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by raldi 3y ago
Besides the difference between "all" and "10%", there's also the difference between "kill" and "require to fix gross inefficiencies".
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by raldi 3y ago
Could you elaborate?
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by raldi 3y ago
If you don't agree to the licensing terms, then you have no legal right to access, archive, or redistribute the content.
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by raldi 3y ago
Why are we still posting links to claims they are "raising the price of access to their API from being free to a level that will kill every third party app" when they've made completely clear that over 90% of reddit apps won&
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by raldi 3y ago
For what it’s worth, Reddit’s TOS reads: You may not: Access, search, or collect data from the Services by any means (automated or otherwise) except as permitted in these Terms or in a separate agreement with Reddit (we conditionally grant
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by raldi 3y ago
It could also be that the cache-hit rate is like 1/10th normal with the would-be front page full of smaller subreddits today.

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