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by valesco 6y ago
The upcoming Flight Simulator 2020 uses Bing Map in a similar way.
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by valesco 6y ago
My own understanding is that the whole problem is to avoid the costly pilot training on the MAX by making it behave like a regular 737. That's where the automatic pitch adjustment at high angles of attack comes from. Had Boeing decided
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by valesco 6y ago
No, the GDPR's definition is broader and has been in use in EU privacy regulations for a decade prior. It's every piece of information that can be linked to an individual, even indirectly.
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by valesco 6y ago
Interesting, however I wonder how they accounted for the fact that most everyone is deficient in vitamin d.
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by valesco 6y ago
But why would you get into unpleasant endeavors if they are not gratifying and you already have everything you need to live a basic life? This is ideology.
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by valesco 6y ago
I think the important point is to let go of ego issues. A bug is a technical problem, how do we address a technical problem? By being level-headed and not playing the blame game. Being sorry doesn't add any relevant information and gen
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by valesco 6y ago
I am sure they will come back, probably in combination with other recent techniques. We still need an AI that understands what it's doing. Disclaimer: I'm an ignoramus.
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by valesco 6y ago
meet.jit.si has that feature. It seems really superior to Zoom (no account needed, links in natural language, great UI, good sound/video quality), I don't know why more people don't use it.
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by valesco 6y ago
Guy is hired by videogame studio, makes a kickass warrior and is proud of it. Tells it to interviewer. Is accused of pushing an egalitarist agenda by internet strangers. Come on guys.
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by valesco 6y ago
It's a decision she made that proved to be great, so she's proud of it. Strange how you targeted the only vaguely feminist achievement in the whole list.
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by valesco 7y ago
No doubt that's what the end of the war would look like. But war is, generally speaking, a kind of work on the field. That kind of work isn't currently done by robots.
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by valesco 7y ago
They were in poverty because that's been the normal condition for thousands of years. Not being poor and victimized was a significant accomplishment, everywhere. Buddhism comes from the point of view that nobody can do much against tha
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by valesco 7y ago
Doesn't gravity also add entropy? Just wondering, because think of the formation of planets from pebbles...
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by valesco 7y ago
Photography can be likened to painting, it's a form of art.
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by valesco 7y ago
There are certainly people who prefer living in a high GDP country in which they can be 'disappeared' one night along with their family, but I didn't expect to see them on HN.
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by valesco 8y ago
I agree, this thread is a sad read. And the indigenous argument is like the asteroid, coming from nowhere.
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by valesco 8y ago
It is really a superheros story, just subtler and more dramatic.
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by valesco 8y ago
I am relieved you didn't speak of totalitarianism, which you have ruined your whole argument.
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by valesco 8y ago
How is that surprising given that shared hardships make people feel closer to each other.
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by valesco 8y ago
I concur. I switched from law to programming out of fear of doing the boring paperwork part of every project all my life, and wasting it.
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by valesco 8y ago
Big games already have the right bindings, the others have to be configured. Sometimes it is not possible, and we just pass.
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by valesco 8y ago
The nazi swastika is counter-clockwise. But it was close.
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by valesco 8y ago
The experience of nazism, an industrialized killing system made possible by huge databases.
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by valesco 8y ago
Well you still have your endpoint that will filter all these information with their bias.
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by valesco 8y ago
Thanks, this is very interesting. I am enrolled in a CS Bsc. (night courses) and while we learned about the different techniques of recursive programming, we never learned how to convert a recursive solution into an iterative one.
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by valesco 8y ago
I think it went out in 2012, so that makes it 6 years old. The field has developped enormously since then but the principles probably hold quite well.
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by valesco 8y ago
What about Livecode?
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by valesco 8y ago
Good job on improving the system! However it seems like using 'Référence CSS' would have been more correct grammatically and wouldn't have caused the problem.
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by valesco 8y ago
So many nationalities served in so many armies with officers that didn't speak their own language (think of the USSR, the Italian colonies, the French colonies, the British colonies, the French enlisted in the RAF in WW2...). It isn&#x
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by valesco 8y ago
>Sounds more like pre-marital cohabitation (which is also already common), but perhaps with a more explicit and formalised sense that this is a time-limited 'trial phase'. That already exists, at least in Belgium (legal cohabit

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