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by yetihehe 1y ago
You present every quote to look like Ukrainians didn't want to ally with west and that was ONLY because US manipulated them. I'm a Pole. I know EXACTLY why Ukrainians wanted to escape Russia's side. US wanted that too, so the
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> The clear purpose in leaking this conversation is to embarrass Washington and for audiences susceptible to Moscow's message to portray the US as interfering in Ukraine's domestic affairs. THE whole argument of this one and si
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It dissolves all other planes and things made from aluminum. The plane using this would need to collect exhaust and spread it when up in air and distant enough from airfield, so that it has enough time to react with atmosphere.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> poor passive safety. Standard lithium cells are usually tested to be puncture-safe. A tank of molten sodium cannot be puncture-safe This one could be mitigated by storing sodium as small pellets in oil, then melted little by little onl
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> A stream of its chemical byproduct is given off, and in the case of aircraft this would be emitted out the back, not unlike the exhaust from a jet engine. > But there’s a very big difference: There would be no carbon dioxide emissio
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Number of cancer patients and cancer related costs were increasing since forever.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> Finetuning isn't reverse engineering Fully agree, it isn't. Reverse engineering isn't necessary for modifying compiled program behaviour, so comparing it to finetuning is not applicable. Finetuning applied to program dom
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by yetihehe 1y ago
You can also reverse engineer and modify closed source programs (see mods for games). Weights are like compiled version of source data.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
I've load tested erlang and had cascading failures in my code. While I love it, erlang is not a silver bullet. I also managed to find a one-liner that will block whole erlang vm for many minutes with 100%cpu usage on only one core, so
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Debuggers are important tool, but not all debugger are good and not all problems require debugger. That's why I wrote a simple tool, which given a list of methods and classes will printf to log every invocation and exit of selected fun
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by yetihehe 1y ago
What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger. Clickbait doesn't kill article ad revenue.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
It's verifiable. They act on your uvula by stiffening it. Nasal spray acts on this too, but it also decongests your nose. It's not helping for all reasons of snoring, but for me it helps a lot. Unfortunately, if I spray at 22, it
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by yetihehe 1y ago
When you extract a lot of value from small number of people, it's called theft. If you extract small amounts from millions of people, it's called banking.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
You can't do that when you are asleep.
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There are already nasal and throat sprays that help. I use throat spray and it helps a lot for getting better sleep for me and wife.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> A bone-stock Rails app includes almost 120 gems out of the box. Maybe it shouldn't be necessary to have 120 different external libraries just to run bone-stock app? They should be placed in standard library.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
There is already fewer employment opportunities, because big tech firms hired anyone they could and let them sit on unimportant things. At this moment, AI is used mostly as a convenient excuse to "trim the fat". Of course, it&#x27
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by yetihehe 1y ago
I clarified in another comment[0]. > and the industry has been in a crisis mode with a shortage of entrants. The accountants I know are well paid. Not everyone of course, there are some that are bad at their job and there are some good o
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> Did all the people who used to do easily automatable clerical work remain in those roles? My words were pretty precise. Current version of AI only works as the automatable part of programming, like writing boilerplate and implementing
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by yetihehe 1y ago
I will say it again and again - AI will replace developers like excel and accounting programs replaced accountants.
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I think this article represents a pattern of "AI assisted theorizing". Someone (probably like author) has a rough idea or is interested in some topic, but doesn't have clear picture of why something happens or what is actuall
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> are all applications I use every day that take 20+ seconds to launch. I suddenly remembered some old Corel Draw version circa year 2005, which had loading screen enumerating random things it loaded and was computing until a final messa
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> don't think the Chinese are looking at the FAA for learning how to make drones that they produce interface with Chinese ATC. This might be a case where the US will follow instead of lead. The Chinese use systems bought from Europ
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> Something like that is already happening with video games and game engines. When you talk with other game developers about making a game "from scratch" the first question they ask is "why?". Why bother making your o
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Apparently comparing snail shell size to airplane size will be much more common. "This one is the size of Snailbus 42".
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by yetihehe 1y ago
No, it doesn't show how and you didn't show how it matches. I've read from your other comments that you are big fan of "internal meanings". We humans use language to communicate ideas so that we can connect your int
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Cleaning will use almost as much water and much more energy than filling it. In industrial settings you must be REALLY sure that the bottle is clean, so a lot of hot water.
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It's not real enforced minimum, only "minimum against server failure". You can run it on one server, but you won't get distributed failover storage (something like RAID).
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I read this. There is nothing that could indicate that those cellular automata match any physics, besides author saying so. There is only some diagrams and a lot of statements like: > "d" represents the big bang singularity, wh
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by yetihehe 2y ago
I was using Riak for IoT measurement storage. Was working well, apart from "not possible to delete something". We got rid of it, because it was WAY oversized for our needs, it requires at least 3 servers to get benefits of archite

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