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by tesdinger 3y ago
Congrats you just made another currency that is explicitly not Bitcoin. And it's better at being a currency than Bitcoin. Which isn't very difficult because Bitcoin absolutely sucks as a currency.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Universities are full of smart people, who know what works best for them. I doubt they would ignore extremely valuable work.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Adolf Hitler
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Do they have "unidirectional" transceivers to add more upload? Never heard of that just guessing.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
This allows people who can not operate a mouse or keyboard to do this task.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
No, it is about service provisioning on multiple routers at once. The AI uses NSP as a middleman, which in return uses APIs like Netconf, not configs.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Here are some longer videos about what Nokia is doing in the AI space. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUjN2VtveCw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk0qGlmo8fY
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by tesdinger 3y ago
The article is really light on details, to put it nicely. > optimize networks at a concert for a barrage of social media uploads.” How is this supposed to work? Any solution I can think of requires adding hardware, and is not a software
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by tesdinger 3y ago
France has recently increased its prices on nuclear power. I noticed earlier last year that Germany is importing nuclear power from France, which is subsidized by France. So, and take this with a grain of salt, I am not an expert on this to
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Thor creating lightning by striking his hammer on metal is a false explanation for what lightning is. A part of religion was about "explanations" for physical phenomena. Another example is the horse drawn cart that carries the sun
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by tesdinger 3y ago
even the variable names used by programmers are abbreviations for a longer description. longer than one letter, but still shorter than a sentence
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by tesdinger 3y ago
An experimental research system does not have to be a complete practical system, it can focus on a few things to prove a point, support a scientific claim.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
How can I backup a passkey on a sheet of paper?
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by tesdinger 3y ago
I do not need to do a hash collision to upload malware to Library Genesis. I could just upload malware with a slightly different name than a popular book and claim it is a different release, like book_high_quality. To securely view content
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Kim Yong Un is not going to make a bank transfer out of North Korea to pay for your Lawyers after they hacked you.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
You wake up when sunlight wakes you up and then get tired around 16-17 hours after that, if sunlight is gone. Distractions are a smaller factor.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Bicycles, Denser settlement structures instead of urban sprawl, stricter gun laws. These factors allow kids to go to school on their own in Europe.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
If that is the case then the children could simply stay at home and leave later.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
This would be illegal in Germany, where it is legally required that there are 11 hours of resting period between work days, or work and school. So students and workers can not work later than 9pm if they start at 8pm on the next day.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Sunlight can wake you up and is a lot brighter than artificial light
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Sunlight
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Sunlight
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Employees can have phases of high and low productivity, tasks they struggle with and other tasks they blaze through. The article and most of the comments oversimplify things.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Here in Germany, we had a bad experience listening to our superstar Adolf and decided we should try democracy next time. Some parts of.the political party AFD is trying to change that, unsuccessfully, so far.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
A population that consists of more retired elders than workers is a problem. There are no automated retirement homes and more medical workers are needed as well.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
That's interesting. Where does Java script fall in this context, does it qualify as source code? I'm asking the EU lawmakers not you. I'm wondering how they would distinguish Java script source code and Java script product.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
It's an advantage if your receiver is shielded against the neighbors transmitters by a wall. It allows better parallel reuse of spectrum from one room to the next.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
My 2024 prediction is that open source software will be hosted anonymously on the dark web or offshore to avoid legal liability.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Most commenters here only read the first half it seems, I expected more of the hn audience.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
No, it is bad because it could also apply to open source software aimed at consumers, not only commercial vendors integrating OSS. > whether “open source” is exempt from liability in a law designed to protect consumers. So far the answer

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