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How Kim Jong Un Got His New Armored S600 Mercedes Maybach Limos(thedrive.com)
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Why I’m turning my son into a cyborg(qz.com)
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US proposes barring big tech companies from offering cryptocurrencies(reuters.com)
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by svd4anything 7y ago
It was this section of the posted article which caught my attention: “The problem of rubbish polluting the sea, rivers and land can be most cheaply addressed by improving rubbish collection and making sure everything gets to landfill. Almos
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by svd4anything 7y ago
“Reusable straws and bags are often more resource intensive than single-use ones. Ever noticed that plastic bags and straws are both incredibly thin and incredibly cheap? Almost no resources go into making each one — it’s kind of amazing.“
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by svd4anything 7y ago
I was just checking specs on the two devices and it seems that the new Kinect depth even higher resolution, so it looks like a go in terms of raw input data. So my next question would be why would it be significantly harder than regular fac
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by svd4anything 7y ago
How does it compare to iPhone sensors used for Face Id? I’m wondering if mounted to a workstation it could be used to implement a Face id system under linux.
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by svd4anything 7y ago
I’ve found that combining Nix with Luigi provides a solution to managing complex reproducible workflows. https://luigi.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ “Conceptually, Luigi is similar to GNU Make where you have certain t
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by svd4anything 7y ago
> We see this in action in the "Go Fast" and "Gimbal" videos released by the Pentagon that supposedly show UFOs. I don't believe these videos show anything really out of the ordinary at all, and certainly nothing
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by svd4anything 7y ago
That is very helpful to know it has been done, thank you. I need to try UML out it seems. The SMP issue and any overhead are other big questions.
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by svd4anything 7y ago
> processes running inside UML are completely visible as separate threads within the UML process Does this mean the UML system can utilize many cores well and SMP was eventually implied?
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by svd4anything 7y ago
https://lwn.net/2001/features/OLS/pdf/pdf/uml.pdf In 2001 this mentions SMP support is possible. First thing tomorrow I need to check if it was ever implemented. Perhaps it’s late and I’m tired but
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by svd4anything 7y ago
I’ve recently been using proot [1] as a way to have a fully controlled rootfs for jobs on a HPC cluster/grid service where I am a very regular unprivileged user. Is it theoretically possible I could run an entire linux kernel instead w
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New Details on Russian Submarine Fire Emerge Along with an Intriguing Schematic(thedrive.com)
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by svd4anything 7y ago
My favorite is Smart Fat Pointers. They are sexy!
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by svd4anything 7y ago
I wish you had left your other comment up. You had specific fundamental equations and good details about why the patent must be nonsense. Anyway, thank you for your other comments as well. Something is so odd with all of this and having qua
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by svd4anything 7y ago
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/25784/what-u-s-submari...
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by svd4anything 7y ago
> some kind of stupid psychological operation on our hands While the rest of your comments seems like it could be perhaps better worded. The author of the article does have as one of his leading theories that all this recent hoopla is so
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by svd4anything 7y ago
> I've seen two variants of this fly over my house in Colorado a few years ago. Giant triangular craft These are supposed to look “tictac” not triangular. Perhaps you saw another alien technology ...
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by svd4anything 7y ago
Related discussion previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19760727
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Navy Got 'UFO' Patent Granted by Warning of Similar Chinese Tech Advances(thedrive.com)
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Silicon Valley's UFO Hunters(vice.com)
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Men claimed they were abducted by aliens. Mississippi police believed them(beta.washingtonpost.com)
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by svd4anything 7y ago
I’m confused. What rules will the government no longer be able to enforce? There is such extremism in all cryptocurrency related discussions. Why in the world would there be anarchy if central bank monetary policy was no longer effective wh
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by svd4anything 7y ago
> Government's grasp on what money should mean is one of the primary ways democratic governments exercise power. Could you explain that statement? I can’t help but counter that isn’t often the government’s control of money that enab
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by svd4anything 7y ago
> Anti-money laundering/sanctions/stopping terrorist financing efforts That looks like a pretty questionable line of logic, because, say for sake of argument, that it can be demonstrated from an economics objective that competi
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by svd4anything 7y ago
Is that really truly settled by economists? Objectively. I mean there have sure been a lot of currency crisis and hyperinflation events in modern world history.
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by svd4anything 7y ago
> But this is not the case for cryptocurrency. There might be no one punished for terribly wrong decision, just because the public have no idea who the decision maker is, or he/she is in another country and escapes the rule of law.
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by svd4anything 7y ago
> They're also not going to partner with an international consortium to have them replaced with something they only partially control. It seems that Libra is going to demonstrate exactly why only a decentralized design like Bitcoin’
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The Baby Boomers Ruined Everything(theatlantic.com)
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