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by seren 9y ago
You cannot teach people to not speed on road or drive under influence. Or at least not everybody. I have a really hard time to believe that people will be able to internalize the risk or bad consequence of social media in the next decade of
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by seren 9y ago
The officially published world is consistent. The Hobbit was even slight modified to be consistent with LOTR. However, all the drafts Christopher Tolkien is using have been written at various times, they were rewritten multiple times while
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by seren 9y ago
It might be Telelogic/Rationale Synergy, given it is from a Swedish company originally.
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by seren 9y ago
I wonder how it works when there is some road work, and there are multiple overlapping lines at once.
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by seren 9y ago
I am working for an American company in France connecting to the internet through a London proxy and I always got the local Polish page.
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by seren 9y ago
It seems it has the same meaning in Japanese as well. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E5%B1%8E#Kanji
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by seren 9y ago
They are also responsible for the test setup, the behavior and training of their employees. If all their drivers, which ultimately are the latest safety when everything fails, are routinely not following the process that is an issue. Maybe
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by seren 9y ago
I am working on a medical device with a (simple) robotic arm, most people we have recruited have done low level/middleware development in automotive or aerospace. All these domains are using very similar technologies with very similar
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by seren 9y ago
Middle East does not include India. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_East
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by seren 9y ago
Also contextual Augmented reality Ads could be a thing.
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by seren 9y ago
This fits with the recent serie of articles about ancient dice probabilities. https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/dice-evolution-fate-fa... In summary, even if the old dice were not fair, it was not an issue because
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by seren 9y ago
I believe genetic tests already exist for people at high risks to be sure that they are not(sane)carriers of deadly disease that could be passed on to their offspring. I don't think it is a wrong or morally reprehensible idea. However,
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by seren 9y ago
Purebred are notorious for having plenty of health issues. see for example : https://www.petmd.com/dog/care/evr_dg_purebred_dogs_complica...
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by seren 9y ago
You mean like the GDPR ?
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by seren 9y ago
As a fellow European, I am also regularly surprised by the absolute reverence to the US Constitution. Sure, it is a fundamental law and it cannot be changed lightly, but like any other piece of legislation it seems normal to update it regul
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by seren 9y ago
What do you think should be done and by who ? If anyone should do something to resolve the crisis ? (This is not a trick question I am genuinely interested by your response)
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by seren 9y ago
I am talking about a future that is already being built today, piece by piece. I am well aware we are already judged with multiple bias, in a an opaque way. But this is not systematic, hopefully Employer A can have different bias than Emplo
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by seren 9y ago
Some every day scenario, with an impact, * You apply for a loan, it is refused * Your admission, for you or your children, to a school or university is refused because more worthy people have applied * Your job application is refused, All b
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by seren 9y ago
I am surprised Amazon can not detect fake books, this is essentially the same than spam detection, or at least flag them from a human review. It is probably a problem of incentive because they are still making these sales.
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by seren 9y ago
It seems to increase the risk of cancer by 10%, even if the exact mechanism or cause, is still unknown. http://www.bmj.com/content/360/bmj.k322
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by seren 9y ago
Getting the diff is nice, now if someone has a solution to merge file, I am all ears.
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by seren 9y ago
I have not followed all EPR nuclear reactor project, but it seems some project have a hard time to deliver. So is there somewhere an example of catastrophic failure ? or on the contrary, wind/solar project tend to be completed on time,
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by seren 9y ago
I know next to nothing to Power Generation Bid, but I am always puzzled that these articles always mention cost estimation coming from the bidder. Are we sure the lowest bidder can actually deliver at that cost point down the line ?
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by seren 9y ago
I still have one in my car that I rarely use. When you have really low/bad network coverage (narrow valley for example), having a device that got the map pre-loaded is helpful. GPS coverage is far bigger than 3G/4G still. But it i
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by seren 9y ago
> There is no reason that I should have ever known that. Take into account this is largely a cultural opinion. It is well know that in Norway, your salary and taxes are public. So you mosty know how much everyone is making. It is possibl
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by seren 9y ago
Running a native app compiled to wasm into the browser ? So the opposite of running an Electron app?
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by seren 9y ago
You are not wrong. In this case, the authors are two guys who have already produced some niche game. This is actually their second kickstarter campaign, and they delivered for the first campaign so I am pretty optimistic to get something. B
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by seren 9y ago
I don't want to derail the thread, but I have discovered the 7th Continent thanks to last year discussion on HN. I ended up buying it (but I have not received or played it yet). This is a kind of remix of "Choose Your Own Adventur
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by seren 9y ago
Just to be extra pedantic, and not in a serious way, the 1917 Russian October Revolution, was neither in the last 100 years since we are in December.
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by seren 9y ago
Thanks for clarifying my misconceptions !

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