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xigency
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Doing the math is an input but it isn’t the solution itself. The question of what to do is a policy decision which doesn’t have an objective right answer.
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xigency
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What would the numbers look like without mitigations? There are certainly some flu seasons that are 2x worse than average. I imagine that the cutoff between no action and hard mitigation would be a 10x flu event. It seems plausible to me th
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xigency
6y ago
When you want to add fractions of a whole together. 1 1 2 --- + --- = --- 3 3 3 When you want to add wholes together and make a new fraction. 1 + 1 2 --------- = --- 3 + 3 6
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xigency
6y ago
I think it would be better described as a port.
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xigency
6y ago
Late response I know, but I would say anyone who needs that feature could learn to do it, at least if they are on Hacker News. Maybe bystander isn't the most accurate term, but certainly anyone with criticism could take the gauntlet.
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Just five months ago users were getting permanently suspended from Reddit for mildly criticizing GallowBoob. You can see it here: https://old.reddit.com/r/AgainstKarmaWhores/comments/eb146l/... I doubt
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6y ago
AskOuija? I appreciate your take on moderation. I think what happened on WorldPolitics with IAmanAnonymousCoward shows that at least a small bit of work is needed to keep things on topic, but overall I think free speech and self-moderation
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xigency
6y ago
It sounds like people want nvidia to write drivers for AMD. This criticism makes even less sense when any bystander could implement CUDA suppport on AMD by connecting open source software.
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6y ago
Chinese factories have been doing this for decades already. I bought a 100 Games in One system at my local mall kiosk ten years ago that had an NES on a chip built into a game controller that plugged into the TV. Given their place in the el
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Pop culture says that happens when the first dollar is handed over.
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xigency
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That’s funny. I have a Blu-ray Drive only so I can make physical backups of some important things to store.
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xigency
7y ago
Good point, but I think the goal that you outline is harder and that this type of research is a stepping stone along that path.
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xigency
7y ago
Good lesson to take out of a negative experience.
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7y ago
A gene is like a DLL. Asking how it works would require a lot of know-how that’s specific to the usage. When talking about how DNA is an instruction for making a protein, that protein is your data structure or a function. The next level of
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7y ago
I made a fully offline voice assistant on a Raspberry Pi with Pocket Sphinx and Festival Lite glued together with Python. Performance wasn’t great but it was a fun project nonetheless.
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xigency
7y ago
No offense, but I literally cannot find anything on GitHub with this search engine.
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xigency
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At a $10/hour minimum wage, that's a range between $20,000/year and $1,000,000/year.
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xigency
7y ago
Losing his job is one thing, but maybe it's time he got a job doing something else.
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xigency
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That's true but he came from the defense side of Boeing.
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xigency
7y ago
Well done. Has anyone named a set in between the rationals and the reals?
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How is the problem and solution different than the parachutes used in early NASA programs like Mercury? > Since the design of Boeing’s parachute system is so similar to NASA’s, the company had to perform fewer tests to demonstrate the sy
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xigency
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At much higher power and thermals as well.
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7y ago
Probably over half the population actively dislikes public speaking, so top 10% isn't so hard to reach.
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The outcry over deaths on Amazon's warehouse floor
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Athlon? I'm surprised to see that AMD is still using that brand name.
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The Taiwanese issue is super interesting since Apple manufactures their silicon in Taiwan and their commodity hardware in China.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poll_taxes_in_the_United_State...
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It seems that without the article's context, these are controversial points. The word 'minority' here is used to describe a group of people bound by their ideas and opinions. The minority rule states that the opinions of a fe
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"The Most Intolerant Wins" > Let’s go one step further, “Should a society that has elected to be tolerant be intolerant about intolerance?” > We can answer these points using the minority rule. Yes, an intolerant minority ca
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Interesting how Apple's phones are a marriage of Taiwanese and Chinese manufacturing when the two countries are bitterly divorced.
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