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by vletal 5y ago
This is a relevant insight, I do not understand why it got downvoted. Even though Amazon has a history of such events, we should care about the bigger picture, yet be skeptical about the individual claims anyway!
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by vletal 5y ago
Yeah, seems like a typo a GPT-3 would do. The claim seems to be that Teslas do not drink before driving, not Tesla owners, right?
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by vletal 5y ago
I hope that incremental complication will get to a point for some languages where a significant portion of this could be cached.
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by vletal 5y ago
You tried to contradict the claim that the is no impactful application of smart contacts yet you failed to give a single example.
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by vletal 5y ago
Brothers Grims would definitely agree with that sentiment.
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by vletal 5y ago
I love the idea, yet... The latest episode 7 is about a girl thinking about killing a witch, kicking her in a face, her hitting her back, and stuff. Definitely did not help me fall a sleep.
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by vletal 5y ago
Just please cite the studies you mentioned. There is way too much nuance to be boiled down to such general claim.
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by vletal 5y ago
You feel like Germany is lacking basic strategy? I'm Czech and we wish here we would be as prepared and forward thinking as your representatives are. If it was not for one of the highest rate of ICU beds per capita in the world and all
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by vletal 5y ago
So was the Little Prince applying daily regularization to the baobabs on his planet?
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by vletal 5y ago
It's a role not a responsibility. Responsibility would imply that they can be hold accountable for not delivering. Such as blaming plants for not taking enough CO2 from the atmosphere.
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by vletal 5y ago
Yeah, I should not have used "increasingly", yet what you are pointing out is an example of an improvement in a single module, not the language compiler & llvm. It does not actually prove the original comment wrong.
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by vletal 5y ago
Oh, thx for pointing that out. I was not aware of the other possible pronunciations.
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by vletal 5y ago
Is it that bad? There is plenty of technical shortcuts which differ in a single letter - that should not be an issue. Plus one is pronounced /ˈbiːtriː/ and the other likely /ˈbɛtə/ (or /ˈbɛtəɹ/ in the US
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by vletal 5y ago
> The performance Julia provides without interfacing C/C++ or Fortran is not just a convenience, it has architectural consequences. These statements set the expectations really high. Yet they omit the ugly truth of increasingly slow
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by vletal 5y ago
Omicron? Was not it Nu like few hours ago? I like the longer name better. Our ministry of finance has already made a typo in a Facebook post calling it Mu (like the sound cows make).
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by vletal 5y ago
Maybe colors of PacMan ghosts then?
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by vletal 5y ago
Is Nu /ˈnjuː/ (en) /niː/ (cz) a good name? I assume that most people have heard first few letters of Greek alphabet. Yet after Delta they should have switched to Pokemon names. Would be much more robust. I can already
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by vletal 5y ago
Your answer seems to assume that the distribution of spike proteins which binds to the ACE is very close to the one for which we obtain immunity by getting vaccinated. Yet we can already see that Delta binds better than the early strains an
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by vletal 5y ago
Hopefully not worse . The current assumption seems to be that it could be different enough to avoid existing immunity gained against previous strains.
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by vletal 5y ago
I kind of expected that we are talking about the basic mobility, such as my wife coming from a low income blue collar family becoming an upper-middle class architect. Not the chance of becoming a super-rich or super-powerful.
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by vletal 5y ago
You are cherry picking outliers to argue against a claim about a general trend. It really does not matter how hard this or that particular individual worked. What matters is statistics which describes the opportunity of an anonymous Joe i
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by vletal 5y ago
I like how this reached the top page soon after "Go does not need a Java-style GC" ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29319160 ). Moreover, are the significantly lower GC pause times help improve snappiness of G
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by vletal 5y ago
I can clearly see a strong correlation between both education and hard work vs. social status and income. I come from Europe though. Is it really not the case in the US? Is it because of student loan barrier?
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by vletal 5y ago
We'll, the claim seemed overly broad. I wanted to point out that these harsh liabilities on the side of company directors are country specific and usually a company can go bankrupt as long as it's not the fault of the director d
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by vletal 5y ago
Ltds are a common thing all around the world and work as you'd expect. What OP mentions seems to be specific to Portuguese law.
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by vletal 5y ago
The title almost sounds like that they have a meaningful fingerprint ready to open her iPhone... Was that the case? Or do they have a somewhat accurate partial fingerprint? I failed to find recoding of the presentation.
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by vletal 5y ago
I almost got an heart attack while seeing this post. Still dizzy from waking up early I thought it was already December.
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by vletal 5y ago
Is it really the case? Could it maybe be that these clickbeity titles are upvoted and comment on more, regardless of the questionable added value to the community "burried" deep inside?
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by vletal 5y ago
I am used to wearing wired Apple earphones all around with me. I often listen while biking or riding an EUC. I simply must hear the surrounding traffic. These earphones let just enough ambient sound to pass trough yet they have a superior s
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by vletal 5y ago
Btw. fun cultural difference: In some other countries it's not considered Ok to keep packages on front porches or next to mail boxes. Drivers in the Czech Republic would never leave package like that and hence it would be their mistake

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