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by ultrablack 5y ago
Fairly happy to live and work in Copenhagen :)
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by ultrablack 5y ago
Numbers are inevitable. How many people are we? How many berries do we need to collect for each. Later: How many seeds do we need to sow. How big a foundation is needed for this building… How many suns until the weather gets warmer again? I
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by ultrablack 5y ago
How does this play with alternative app stores? Could you then upgrade your app from them?
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by ultrablack 5y ago
Seems to me that Yes, you can trick the car into thinking you are in the front seat while AP is on. But it takes some effort on your part. You could also just push the gaspedal to the floor and crash that way. Would that also be Teslas faul
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by ultrablack 5y ago
There are 11.000 scientists doing research on climate change??
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by ultrablack 6y ago
I disagree. HR council is a lost opportunity. The countries on it are the worst offenders, only there to ensure nothing happens. Couldnt have been worse.
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by ultrablack 6y ago
Yeah. About that...
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by ultrablack 6y ago
More seriously though. I think this is a symptom of people who has nothing meaningful to do.
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by ultrablack 6y ago
Maybe they will have to rename all the schools for Jesus? That would be full circle :D
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by ultrablack 6y ago
Neither was race not so long ago.
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by ultrablack 6y ago
Our new tech overlords makes Microsoft look benevolent...
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by ultrablack 6y ago
More social justice. This time from an economist who does not understand economics.
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by ultrablack 6y ago
Funny enough, Amazon still sells Mein Kampf, The Communist Manifesto and the Bible and the Quran.. Maybe they should censor themselves.
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by ultrablack 6y ago
Did they remove similar posts about BLM?
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by ultrablack 6y ago
Both of them?
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by ultrablack 6y ago
If prices on raw materials and food go up, then yes. Otherwise, technology keeps up with the restraints. Malthus is still dead.
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by ultrablack 6y ago
Exactly: researchers promoting policy. This why people are sceptic.
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by ultrablack 6y ago
These musicians can just build their own compeeting video platform. At least they are very keen to present such an argument when discussing social media censorship.
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by ultrablack 6y ago
There are sorting methods faster than quicksort though. O(n loglog n) for instance. Or for randomized its O(n sqrt log log n).
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by ultrablack 7y ago
Well done!
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by ultrablack 7y ago
"The sound of several thousand people saying "whoop" at once": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzivgKuhNl4
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Chess: Amiga 1988 vs. Mac 2020(youtube.com)
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by ultrablack 7y ago
What do you mean “conditioned”? I see no evidence of this. Kids here i scandinavia are free to do or pursuit whatever they want. And from a very early age, before they are able to talk, boys like things, girls likes people.. And later, they
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by ultrablack 7y ago
Its not a bad idea. I did it myself in 98, down to making data fit in the L3 cache. Memory optimisation isn’t really new.
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by ultrablack 7y ago
Very strange claims. Citation please?
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by ultrablack 7y ago
So what is the reason of Germanys success? Or Israels or the UK? Oppression of black people?
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by ultrablack 7y ago
Advertising works. News at 11... Here, all the polls are skewes towards whoever the polsters support. And have been for many years.. At least they can’t blame Trumps victory on this as the polls showed Hillary in the lead until after the el
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by ultrablack 7y ago
Most modern countries have similar systems, where smaller areas are disproportionally represented in the legislative power. Its only when you loose that is a problem?
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by ultrablack 7y ago
Yet, I find that procrastination helps me perform better.
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by ultrablack 7y ago
This man, is a complete nutcase. Japan and China didnt build their wealth on slavery. Neither did the arabic countries. Even though they got as many slaves as the americas (look it up). They still have modern slavery btw. The author belong

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