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Uncertainty makes bids go up. Introducing the possibility that perhaps there might be a second round after a bid turned out to be too low reduces uncertainty. Imagine game theory dynamics in poker if an unhappy player could say "well,
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Culture and chemistry are separate entities.
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Ten people halving their meat intake has more positive impact than four people going full vegan. Unfortunately the idea of "less meaty" dining is entirely unknown where I live, it's either completely meatless or meat as the d
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2y ago
When I work on some ad hoc configuration format I usually end up with quite a family of different comment types. Disabled values and prose about values are are the core set, but there might also be different prose types to separate the inte
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2y ago
Fortunately it's usually cheap enough to tie them down when the time for the second round of maintenance comes. The rooftops of high status building projects in regions prone to greenwashing already are a cemetery of abandoned microtur
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2y ago
And then there are plenty of companies who put some legitimate part of their business on a wonky gtld domain they only bought so that it's not bought by a scammer. Systems run by the investor relations department might run on exampleco
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2y ago
You're assuming that they don't have their own disbelief properly suspended. The illusion works, against all objective signs of failure, because they are believing it themselves. It's like Dafoe's Schreck delivering a ve
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2y ago
You can have just about any amount of inefficiency in game making before it's a scam. Some are both highly funded and effective, others only the former. Just look how little Zwift has achieved with a similar amount of funding. I mean s
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2y ago
Nobody does. They pay for a unique service, not as a handout. "Finally I can be at the forefront of a gaming community just how I dreamt of when I was a kid. And in this particular gaming community, I don't even have to waste a mi
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Is it that expectation of major updates coming in at a fixed cycle? Not only expected by upper management but also by end users? That's a difficult trap to get out of. I wonder if that will be the key benefit of Google's switch to
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2y ago
What you describe would be shipped physically but disabled, and that certainly happens a lot. For exactly those reasons. What GP described was shipped not only physically present but also not even disabled, because politics. That would be a
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2y ago
Some other good ones: there should not be an expectation of privacy when performing surgery. There should not be an expectation of privacy when performing the monopoly on the legal use of force.
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2y ago
> You could make javac much faster just by compiling it with GraalVM Would it be faster? To start up, sure, but I'd imagine the compiler to rate quite well on the scale of how much it benefits from the dynamic runtime optimizations
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2y ago
Even more: in the old days, any buyer slurping up production by the MWh would have noticeably tipped the balance of supply and demand.
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Thanks for your patience. I guess the big blocker for the hypothetical "full triangle of readable-mutable-immutable" is that deep read operations would have to create a potentially long lived object for each intermediate step in e
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2y ago
Kind of. Can you use the interim state fork (original plus changes, not yet committed into a new immutable) as a "readable" type, the union of mutable and immutable variants? That would resolve choice dilemmas like the decision be
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Does it offer creating a mutable view on top of the immutable structure that can be used to accumulate a whole set of changes to later be materialized into a copy with the changes? (or to be used directly, at whatever cost would be required
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And that can be sustained in international crisis: farming that is a house of cards highly dependent on international supply chains of fertilizer, feedstock and fuel won't help you all that much under blockade.
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Not sure about joint, might have been half a dozen sides all independently trying to blow it up at the same time. Only way to settle it will be elevating nordstream blowup to an Olympic competition. Will it be summer Olympics (because wate
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What are the chances that they break in close proximity spacially, but not temporarily? (I'm assuming that it would be headline material if the lines had disconnected within minutes) Tangent: an attacker trying hard to provoke that kin
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Some xenos appear to have few other goals in life than getting feared. It would almost appear impolite to not give them what they desire so much.
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True. But is that market really that big? Once you've fallen behind a few releases you just don't care for the latest, and the not-latest lack any of that novelty appeal that video games tend to rely on quite a bit.
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At that point you might just as well send out a high power broadcast of Never Gonna Give You Up and congratulate yourself on a job well done, indulging in imaginations of fantastic ways of how it might get received somewhere half a universe
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2y ago
Because they are still logos, not one list of short acronyms that just happens to be rendered in a specific way? I really think it's fine: the web assembly gets to play with its parallels between W and A, JS gets to mirror the J's
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> If it's fine up to a certain depth it's much more likely that it was trained on an opening book imo. Yeah, that thought crossed my mind as well. I dismissed that thought on the assumption that the measurements in the blog pos
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Oh, phosphorescence per subpixel (instead of flooding all in "white" that was created through phosphorescence from blue in a central place) sounds like an awesome power optimization for where you still want/need subtractive L
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They do the task because they know that they will get a good reward from an automatic feeder, with or without an audience. They might perceive them as competition, better get the treat before one of the hairless ones takes it. In private, j
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2y ago
The way I read the article is that it's just as terrible as you would expect it to be from pure word association, except for one version that's an outlier in not being terrible at all within a well defined search depth, and again
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2y ago
Could be a pilot implementation to learn about how to link up external specialist engines. Chess would be the obvious example to start with because the problem is so well known, standardized and specialist engines are easily available. If t
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I guess "yes" wouldn't be an incorrect answer, but a more nuanced look might want to consider that node does actually contain the js runtime of a browser, just minus all the rest of that browser. A wasm runtime can be far mor
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