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by tkk23 4y ago
How do you debug? Do you entirely use the mouse to step through code?
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by tkk23 4y ago
Netscape had it for a long time.
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by tkk23 4y ago
India is huge. Could there be a district with enough integrity that it can become the place to establish a company in India?
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by tkk23 4y ago
Thanks. I am oblivious to that argument but I am sure that I will read about it sooner or later. Regarding the cultural reason: Where is the obstacle? Somebody mentioned that TSMC receives the wavers from the USA. Why would it be possible t
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by tkk23 4y ago
Please do spell it out. Why is rebuilding US semiconductor industry doomed to fail?
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by tkk23 4y ago
>"Energy markets and policies have changed as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, not just for the time being, but for decades to come." It's sad that a war can driving massive change but not the insight that we are
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by tkk23 4y ago
The article finishes with a great conclusion ("play is the most economically efficient mode of creative work") but I think that this is not a win-lose, war-like situation because business doesn't care about efficiency but pro
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by tkk23 4y ago
It doesn't have to be worth while. Travel planning is a special case that can be used to hone the tool. Later-on it can be used to plan things that make money, like startups.
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by tkk23 4y ago
>However, having seen the science community on Twitter, What's the problem with that community?
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by tkk23 4y ago
How is this different from email spam? People will stop trusting random sources for books. Established publishers will make sure that only vetted authors are able to access the market. The only problem is that it's difficult for new pu
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by tkk23 4y ago
I wanted to tell you about Adam Smith's invisible hand [1]: >the concept has been captured to mean that the pursuit of individual interest leads to the general good. However, to my surprise, it seems to have been thought up as an ar
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by tkk23 4y ago
Are this valid arguments? >First, because gummed-up property markets are a drag on the jobs market. [...] the uncertainty makes people hesitant about moving It could also mean that a huge supply of real estate makes it easy to move for
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by tkk23 4y ago
In which way should things be approached differently? A country it not one person, but it's still many persons. How do you remain the best in all areas if you don't have the manpower to keep up with the development of knowledge in
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by tkk23 4y ago
Is it worth it? Globalization means that everybody tries to be a leader in their markets. If you focus on one market, you have to neglect another. Becoming a leader in high tech manufacturing means giving up other leading positions.
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by tkk23 4y ago
What is preventing one of the genetic sequencing services from making the connections? There must be enough commercial databases available to allow them to "add data about health, education, occupation, and income". Sooner or late
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by tkk23 4y ago
https://learningmusic.ableton.com/
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by tkk23 4y ago
>who were over-qualified for the jobs they had taken to WFH What's missing to link those women to matching jobs? There must also be many new mothers who would like to work but who haven't found a WFH job.
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by tkk23 4y ago
Why should Germany pay for these consequences and not those German banks? And yet, there is payment happening in the form of Target2 [1], with current numbers [2] not being much different than the graph in the article. However, who has to p
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by tkk23 4y ago
Is it possible to have 'privacy-first' and to share notes with others or even publish them? It would be nice to discover people who have notes with the same keywords or who have annotated the same sentences in an article. Medium o
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by tkk23 4y ago
Why had German banks invested in Greek securities at all? They must have known that the criteria for the Euro had been only fulfilled on paper. Or asked the other way round: Why do countries join the Euro when neither Sweden nor Great Brita
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by tkk23 4y ago
You can also pay somebody to check it.
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by tkk23 4y ago
With self-driving cars, you don't have to own cars anymore. That $1 per day frees your $5.000 per year budget for owning a car.
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by tkk23 4y ago
This makes it sound like Germany had chosen to introduce the Euro whereas [1]: >President François Mitterrand argued for the single currency because he hoped to bolster French influence in an EU that would otherwise fall under the sway o
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by tkk23 4y ago
The surprising thing is that it takes so long for a thoughtful link-aggregator to manifest. https://lemmy.ml is an approach but it's more a copy of reddit with all its problems. It seems like the people who could create it
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by tkk23 4y ago
This could be used to verify the quality of TikTok's data scientists. They cannot verify them directly because they cannot publish their algorithms and data. So let them do science and figure out who knows his algorithms. *edit: actual
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by tkk23 4y ago
>Others engage in therapy with an artificially intelligent (and usually feminized) chatbot. Disturbingly, these digital apps are largely unregulated and have questionable standards of care. What alternatives are there? Therapists don&#x2
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by tkk23 4y ago
I agree that most likely genes, environment and the mind itself are an influence. But is science enough to resolve mental problems? The mind is very close to a computer. Few people use science to develop or debug software. Even if there is
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by tkk23 4y ago
With the funding of MS, how could this be turned around? Is it necessary to build a new team or is it enough to exchange leadership and let them bring in new members?
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by tkk23 4y ago
Not to forget that OP could do the home schooling and the spouse keeps working.
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by tkk23 4y ago
That's a fix but doesn't give you the feedback about what you just did.

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