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by wewxjfq 3y ago
Per capita the amount of US exports is nothing out of the ordinary.
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by wewxjfq 3y ago
Vote with your clicks. Google doesn't want me to install an ad-blocker on my phone, so I'm not browsing the ad-infested websites. And for the current integrity checks: If a site wants me to solve a captcha just to view it, I close
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by wewxjfq 3y ago
You insinuate that all people opposing Street View were clueless idiots, the top comment fantasizes about a surveillance-loving crowd that's just upset with Street View... talk about a discussion that's sad to see.
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by wewxjfq 3y ago
Everything will have ads eventually. Capitalism doesn't leave money on the table.
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by wewxjfq 3y ago
Also, I didn't do the math, but I wonder if the claim that more people have been to the moon than the Hadal Zone is still true. Ironically, the same person that made the USS Johnston statement obsolete would also be responsible for tha
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by wewxjfq 3y ago
Not a fan of the rounded corners and they should have kept the West Berlin 'ß' shape. In my opinion, the perfect Berlin font is Metric by Klim Type. [0] https://klim.co.nz/retail-fonts/metric/
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by wewxjfq 3y ago
This is such a bullshit HN comment, lmao.
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by wewxjfq 3y ago
At the beginning of the year I was rewriting a SPA and looking for ideas on how to structure a web app. One project I looked at was Github Desktop and I think it has very clean code for an app. https://github.com/desktop&#x2
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by wewxjfq 3y ago
The EU presents itself as a collective of 450 million people that can negotiate with the superpowers on an equal footing, but the AI act and the client-side scanning has shown that rich Americans can just walk to an EU commissioner and have
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by wewxjfq 3y ago
Meaningless when most people didn't expect war to ever happen in Europe again. A German defense minister once famously said the Bundeswehr was defending Germany at the Hindu Kush - of course no one wants to sign up for that.
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by wewxjfq 3y ago
The problem with comments in configuration files is that they don't survive a `load -> native object -> save` round-trip.
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by wewxjfq 3y ago
EU publishes the lobbying data. Seems like OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google all had at least two recent meetings with EU representatives on the AI Act.
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
The party that now wants nuclear power back is the one who decided to phase it out in 2011, with a completely self-imposed deadline of 2022. Back in the day the Bavarian Premier, then environment minister, said: > This transition, which
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
Electrification, not renewables, is the problem to solve that requires major thinking outside the box. Your faster horses won't get us there.
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
They shot the plane down on purpose, they took smiling pictures amongst the wreckage, and they prevented the Dutch or anyone else from picking up the bodies.
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
Cargo's build scripts are a black box, especially when they are used to compile C/C++ libraries.
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
Toying around with a smaller model for hyperparameter search is nothing ground-breaking.
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
He studied foreign languages in the Soviet Union and worked abroad at the Soviet embassy - it's safe to say that he was a spy and not a journalist.
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
The initial link claims they are lobbying for client-side scanning while they are offering a commercial product for client-side scanning.
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
Europe bashing on HN is so lame. A German start-up developed a working mRNA vaccine the same time an American start-up developed a stupid blood test fraud. You wouldn't hear the end of it if it was the other way round. What big tech ca
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
The ministry led by "Mr Habeck" wrote five sober pages on all the obstacles of keeping the nuclear power plants running. I don't see you or anyone else here countering any of the arguments they gave. No, it's always the
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
Germany had only three nuclear power plants in 2022, so 4 GW. And since they could only serve about 0.5 GW of peak demand, Germany needed to reactivate coal power plants regardless. Furthermore, the NPPs were planned to be shut-down years a
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
He leaves completely open how the US electricity market would replace the missing nuclear energy. For all we know, he might expect the US to crank up their gas power plants. I fail to see how this is a win for nuclear energy. Also, it&#x2
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
The hard facts are that Russia processes half of the world's uranium and no country, not even the US, could sanction their nuclear energy sector. This is the reality, not your fuel efficiency and breeder reactor hopium. https:/&#
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
Accusing the Greens of being ideology driven when they have shown to be pragmatic is a joke. Not sticking to any ideology is the reason their politicians top the popularity polls. And wanting something back is one thing, getting something b
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
Saying this while nuclear power depends greatly on Russia and no country could sanction Rosatom shows how grounded in reality these discussions are.
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
Scraping sites can be useful, huh?
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
My dad browses the web without adblocker on his smartphone and tablet and he never clears his cookies on these devices either. It should be easy to target him with advertisement, and yet he mentioned how irrelevant all the ads are and that
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
It's called surcharging and it's not allowed in the EU.
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by wewxjfq 4y ago
You might want to visit the dentistry department of a university hospital. In my opinion they aren't eager to do unnecessary things like regular dentists.

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