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1y ago
Use an extension cord? That’s what I do
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How would it chill things that aren’t crimes without deterring actual crimes? This seems like a convenient set of assertions if you’re a priori against surveillance. You’re also missing the aspect of catching crime rather than deterring i
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1y ago
Any search term or article to share about the funding being at risk since before Trump? This is the first I’m hearing about the mission
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1y ago
YouTube link without paywall: https://youtu.be/pT2cohNt6a4
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1y ago
The paper addresses this. Part of the goal was to let the world model be learned rather than modeled explicitly by the programmer. > To date, the Omron Forpheus robot [73], [62] has the closest capabilities to the agent presented in this
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2y ago
> Alphabet's Waymo was also having humans take over for some of the driving as well. Not sure if this used to be the case but today Waymos can’t be controlled remotely by humans, only ‘guided’: https://www.govtech.com
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2y ago
It is interesting that this article from a Canadian news source doesn’t have any mention of what Canada’s border policy is for comparison. Canada’s customs may also confiscate or search a device with no justification: https://www
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2y ago
profit = revenue - cost Revenue and cost both increase by 10% due to inflation profit = 1.1 * revenue - 1.1 * cost profit = 1.1 * (revenue - cost) So profit also increased by 10 percent.
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2y ago
I guess the technical solution is something like Blind, but I’m not sure about the adoption rate for normal companies. Also I prefer to stay away from that site personally.
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2y ago
Your comment history shows an interesting pattern
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2y ago
> It also says it’s updated its source code check-in verification procedures to prevent anyone from entering the keyword into the University’s HTML code a second time. I agree that the phrase shouldn’t be used to intentionally filter out
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3y ago
History has shown that only the top 1% have benefitted from the invention of the textile mill.
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3y ago
Really cool
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4y ago
Bro has beef with a holiday
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4y ago
Did you consider that your comment sounds a little mean towards the author?
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4y ago
In a world where self-driving cars exist, far fewer people will need to own cars.
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4y ago
Why did you click on this thread? The climate needs fixing!
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4y ago
Agree to disagree maybe, but I'm happy that many games are free because of microtransactions.
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4y ago
I was also wondering about this. I can't think of an example of a library implementing Functor in a surprising way, or in a way that somehow differs from another library.
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4y ago
while(vbucks < Long.MAX_VALUE) { ++vbucks; Incredible
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4y ago
It undermines their credibility when they can't get a simple fact correct. If an article led with "the earth is flat", it may not relate to the article but it nevertheless makes me less likely to believe the rest.
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4y ago
This is interesting, thanks! So sounds like there is too much data to send the entire game state every time.
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4y ago
Hi Gluten, I never wrote a real-time game, so I'm curious about a lot of things. * Does the server have a tick rate and it updates clients at a set interval, or does it only update when things happen? * Did you ever run into any issues
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4y ago
Sorry for assuming bad faith. It sounded like you were playing dumb in which case I feel there's no other way to respond. I feel that 'assume good faith' has its limits since those who comment in bad faith have no restriction
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4y ago
You know where I'm getting it. If I say: "could this be the worst presidency our country has seen?" It's clear that it's not a real question, but an assertion. Similarly, when someone says "could this be the en
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It's more that your parent comment doesn't convey much information. I read it as "I don't think Musk acquiring twitter is a good thing" without explaining why and extrapolating that everyone else will feel the same
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4y ago
That code has a race condition :^)
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4y ago
Got it. Sorry, I think I am too used to sarcasm on HN.
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4y ago
Is this some kind of gotcha? What's bad about telling employees not to use these words when they give an impression of being anti competitive?
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5y ago
Not a lawyer but holding should always be fine. No trading is happening therefore it's not insider trading.
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