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by rvba 3mo ago
The results? By random googling I found that they have 200 million active users, who bought 16 billion in gross merchandising value? 18 thousands of games launched there per yer? Arguably if someone is in PC gaming, they at least know what
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by rvba 3mo ago
Suprising amount of people do not know how to read time from the "classical" watches and clocks (those with hands). Reason is very simple - they dont own clocks with hands when theh are kids.
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by rvba 3mo ago
It feels as if OP independently invented the concept of six sigma. Six sigma is a bit cultish, but overall the concept is quite clear - quality. 98% in a restaurant is horrible, because restaurants usually issue more than 100 meals per day.
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by rvba 3mo ago
When will Microsoft stop doing Windows 10 security updates? I have a 10 year old laptop with 32GB of RAM, GTX 970 6GB and an SSD. For many things it is better than any 16GB work issued laptop (that often come with integrated cards - so you
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by rvba 3mo ago
People have to eat. They dont need to play games, especially bad games. Or they play some indie game like Among Us and not some big studio expensive game.
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by rvba 3mo ago
Why are you using internet then? The (highly optimized) HN server sits in a rack too. So you want to use the internet but dont want the data center in your backyard?
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by rvba 3mo ago
What is the AI safety crowd exactly? Dont we have a thread here how the model allegedly leaks responses what is "normal" safety? (Not "agi will become skynet" safety - what is mostly a rehash of terminator 2 story)
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by rvba 3mo ago
Comment by Borja is a great example of eternal September.
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by rvba 3mo ago
Closer to an engineer than the hacks described above.
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by rvba 3mo ago
I disagree. People's lives depend on money earned from youtube.
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by rvba 4mo ago
Or good spies who steal the secrets + few years of subsidies to give runway for the new companies
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by rvba 4mo ago
Any source that confirms the 99.99% quality?
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by rvba 4mo ago
Reminds me of this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16833100/why-does-the-mo...
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by rvba 4mo ago
Is this GDPR territory with fines up to EUR 10 million or 2% of a company’s global annual turnover? Not sure what are the fines for some random person though
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by rvba 4mo ago
It is funny how StarCraft Brood War runs circles around C&C games - people still play it online, there are still 20k dollar tournaments in Korea... the game is just more fun to play and to watch. It received an official remaster too tha
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by rvba 4mo ago
I guess it depends on the library. When I was writing my masters thesesis most rare books had to be requested - they wpuld bring them from the archive. The books you could freely take was mainly Stephen King and year 1 stuff. They registere
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by rvba 4mo ago
The incentive to find the extra point would partially disappear.
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by rvba 4mo ago
Mid and long term effects will come with next administration - which can be blamed for the failure (even if it has nothing to do with it) -> so those who caused the problem can be voted back to power.
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by rvba 4mo ago
Isnt that quantum computing?
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by rvba 4mo ago
I find it ridiculoua that we believe it is random probability instead of trying to find (and maybe later mitigate) the real sources of this randomness.
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by rvba 4mo ago
Libraries track what books you read (nowadays via some database and in the past via paper)
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by rvba 4mo ago
Why is it called "distillation" when it seems to be "scraping"? (as in web scraping) When bots open the same board 1 million times per day it is web scraping to train the AI model and OK. When someone asks 150 thousand q
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by rvba 4mo ago
The true successor of ID software is Half-life 1 with its goldsrc engine... but that simply was made by another studio. HL1 took both the engine and the genre further + continued the modding culture that brough Counter strike and other mods
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by rvba 4mo ago
Looks that the next step of this "project" is selecting a patsy and blaming all on that one sacrificial person
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by rvba 4mo ago
Of course seccession would be bad for USA. Worse for Texas than the states that remained. Note that we heard before Brexit that it would not cause problems, yet it in fact bring benefits as expected by anyone with any idea how economy works
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by rvba 4mo ago
Probably something about walls or methods used by political systems that built walls.
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by rvba 4mo ago
The Iran fiasco is Suez Canal 2.0
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by rvba 4mo ago
The poster above seems to promote the secession of Texas and other states - what is the next step of the russian propaganda playbook to ruin USA
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by rvba 4mo ago
That's called a single player game, or playing against bots.
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by rvba 4mo ago
Your hardware can do Natural Address Translation. More octets is basically taking this idea further, to make a "big NAT".

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