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HuangYuSan

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    Comment #42812322

    Some of them exist against the will of the host country's government, for example in Cuba and Iraq, and Iraq's government is even democratically elected (albeit with issues)

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    Comment #42074596

    No, this does not work. You can both read the same random data (which can be used for generating encryption keys), but not transfer any data.

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    Comment #41901550

    AND China!

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    Comment #41264411

    Even if you formally specify what you want on a high level and the LLM implements it on a low level, yes, you can call yourself the programmer and the LLM would be a compiler but i…

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    Comment #41210062

    Funnily Avogadro's constant is actually equal to 1: it's defined as Avogadro's number times mol, but mol is itself a dimensionless quantity equal to the inverse of Avogadro's numbe…

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    Comment #39465148

    Guillotine: Dr. Joseph-Ignace Guillotin Rastafari: Haile Selassie (born Lij Tafari Makonnen)

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    Comment #38226186

    And a comment on its own would be enough anyway

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    Comment #37370145

    Good look, hope you're doing okay out there :-)

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    Comment #36528185

    amazing haha

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    Comment #36514493

    hahaha yes exactly the same happened to me too

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    Comment #33559718

    Queen Elizabeth II "of England" well...

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    Comment #33102236

    I see a barcode without bars but ok

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    Comment #31015101

    I believe in German (possibly also other languages) the thunderbolt ↯ is commonly used to mean "this is a contradiction" in a mathematical proof, equivalently to in English a kind …

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    Comment #28774280

    First sentence: "Color is a spectrum: Red fades from orange to yellow, whereas green merges to turquoise, then blue." Not true… Or where is brown on this spectrum?

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    Comment #28617695

    another one is "Al-Quaeda", all in Chinese though

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    Comment #27713373

    Okay. I never heard of this guy before, but for someone who has written "The answer for those who support Western civilization, regardless of sex, color, or religion, is to embrace…

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    Comment #27615569

    best comment

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    Comment #27116914

    you'll have to pay Amazon though

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    Comment #26776555

    This is a very good article.

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    Comment #24749769

    I like this a lot

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    Comment #22426520

    And isn't that a valid point to make?

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    Comment #21859203

    I really like the work of the UK's GDS (government digital service)