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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Yeah. I believe if government starts to introduce climate change adaptation tax then people will definitely talk more about it. Carbon taxing is the first right step.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
The title should be “How to delete “Program Files” instead.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
"We used to harvest huge amounts of natural ice and ship them long distances. The first machines to make ice were dangerous and expensive and made lousy ice. Then the machines became good and nobody harvests natural ice anymore. In thi
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I checked with Google Translate and it did all the phrases right. Quite impressive!
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
When I work stationary, I always set my charging limit to 60%, pluged-in and that keeps my battery in good shape for years.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Found a very well written detailed analysis of the achievement of AlphaCode: https://towardsdatascience.com/deepminds-alphacode-explained...
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
That’s exactly what I am going to tell my son. One of the fundamental qualities every human engineer needs is the ability to communicate effectively, reading/picking up the work of others then fix it/improve on it. It’s the proces
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I still in the process of working out how to put a character/a face consistently in a series of SD productions. It’s one of the most basic tasks artist have to work with everyday.
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AI Learns to Write Computer Code in 'Stunning' Advance(developers.slashdot.org)
6 points by sinuhe69 4y ago|11 comments
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Vietnam and China were country with huge population of daily bikers. People used bike for all walks of life, even traveling very long distance. None of them mandated helmet wearing for decades. And AFAIK, the number of death or serious inju
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Perhaps the 36% errors help to beat humans' evaluation ;)
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Japan did something similar years ago with result in the top 20% for the national college entrance exam. The Todai robot could even take the exam all by itself and didn’t need a human to feed it questions and possible answers. https:/
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I find the question interesting and thought-provoking, so very much in the spirit of HN. But I find it distressing that some were quickly to downvote it (without even a discussion?). AFAIK, downvoting on HN is not like Unlike on other socia
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Perhaps the law text was so vague that even passive radar system as this are on the radar?
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Grading in school is never anonymous so it’s hardly bias-free. My theory is teachers like obedient pupils and that’s why they prefer girls over boys.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I’ve known Lucas Chess for a long time but the UI is still confusing to me. Many functions seem similar/duplicate and AFAK the interface doesn’t provide any instant help. Sure, there is a online help but reading through pages long inst
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Is it possible to find a sustainable house for her or not? If yes, the government can give her an aid to rent the place and the issue solved!
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Click on the figure and you will see a reference
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Unfortunately, they didn't say how much of B3 is too much. I guess the RDA of 16/14 mg is ways below that threshold.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
So the developers from Tesla are engineers, but the devs from Twitter are just "workers". So is also "on-site code evaluation". Interesting word choice from the Post, whose owner is a known critic/competitor of Musk
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Can you clarify for me, a non-native speaker, what you mean with hustle here? Energetic activities or fraud? (I guess the first, but I also heard of a lot of academic frauds)
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I like this modern time fortune teller
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
For simple, once used projects, I don’t concern much with these aspects. But for a big projects, choosing your framework and dependency is always a big concern and should do it carefully. Investigate all your dependency is a must, not just
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
It’s not just somebody. If it’s from the creator of the things your livelihood depends on, you better pay attention.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
No, a file with a single line: “11) You should not download the list by every start” is enough
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Download a blocking list on each start >:( That shows the discrepancy between linear program execution model (on the classic desktop) and the quasi permanently running model of modern apps. Maybe the site should identify these rowdy brow
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
The only way out is to reset the prediction (and lost all other useful things) :'(
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Absolutely! Typing on the iPhone is slowly becoming a frustration, especially if you are using many languages. It was so frustrating sometimes, that I must turn off autocorrection and prediction. In the initial release of iOS13, the keyboar
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
The guard can choose where they will work in solitary not. That’s totally different from the prisoners who are forced in solitary confinement. Basically, as long as you still can enjoy a choice, you have your freedom. Solitary is only bad i
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
For me, it’s rather probable that advanced civilizations will collapse or/and kill themselves. It happened with civilizations on earth, it certainly can happen with other civilizations in the universe. Destroying other makes no sense b

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