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Comment #41137784
Location: Romania Remote: yes Willing to relocate: not in the next year or so (toddler duty), but open in principle and available to travel frequently in Europe Technologies: Pytho…
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Comment #33732406
Instead of banning proof of work they should firewall crypto assets from the traditional financial system. "Let crypto burn" as they say, both figuratively and in the practical sen…
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Comment #33720215
Expecting Galactica to produce truthful academic papers is just about as sensible as expecting to find a significant other among your kitchen appliances. Language models are a way …
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Comment #33711795
If one could reliably detect this DLL injection in the process address space, then the correct "fix" is to crash immediately. Authors of such tools should seek another way of accom…
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Comment #18038762
Google flights already has an "access to the overhead bins" tick box, but yes, there is space to improve the comparison.
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Comment #18038742
Weight is largely irrelevant. The difference between a airliner full of 45Kg people versus 90Kg people constitutes about 5% of the total plane weight. Some fuel savings but would n…
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Comment #18038717
You aren't going without any luggage, but just what you can fit behind the seat in front - and you can fit multiple change of clothes there, I assure you.
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Comment #18038689
>So how far and for how long do you think someone can fly with a luggage that fits under their seat? In any 1 week vacation to any destination around the world? People are diverse …
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Comment #18038654
Firstly, travelers are consenting adults that should understand and accept the baggage policy - or use a different airline. The market is extremely competitive. Secondly, as a pers…
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Comment #18027426
This industry can only exist because labels and artists are not willing to sell tickets at the market clearing price, since they would be seen as exploitative by their own fans. So…
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Comment #17957926
I think a solution that actually helps the commons is to time-bomb the "Commons Clause" for a 3-5 year period, after which the software reverts to full open source (similar to the …
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Comment #17896201
Wikipedia quickly gets political. Even in technical articles, there is an incentive to impose one's own perspective for his field as the "authoritative" version. An important part …
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Comment #17883937
Again, if we can't conserve it, it's impossible to waste it. It's a logical contradiction. It's like wind power, you either tap it and use it or not, either way it's gone. The fact…
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Comment #17872769
> If one's account is suspended they cannot - by definition - access Trump's tweets. Since that is clearly not true, one practical effect is that it's setting a very low bar the di…
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Comment #17872448
So if mr. Trump declares his Twitter account "not a public forum, but a section dedicated to publishing official supportive replies, that by default publishes all replies and selec…
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Comment #17872214
Well, that discrimination exists on the current White House site. I just went there and on the front page I found this article, that quotes some people friendly to Trump's policies…
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Comment #17872087
Then... how do you propose to conserve it? If you can't speculate it, then by definition you can't ration it. (By the way, if you read the article, it nicely explains how the US He…
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Comment #17872060
> Trump could “mute” users, meaning he would not see their tweets while they could still respond to his, she said, without violating their free speech rights. Herein lies the probl…
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Comment #17871169
Markets can predict future shortages and rise prices in anticipation. Nobody wants to sell cheaply today if they can get more than the prevailing interest rate by sitting on the re…
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Comment #17861223
It's a good example of the same underlying economic incentives. An EDA title is used by a few tens of thousands of professionals, at best. Large investments into making it more use…
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Comment #17856888
It's just incredible how complex and advanced the hardware got, but at the same time, how crappy and inefficient the software on top of it is. I know it's simple economics and the …
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Comment #17850032
I think I've cracked it: it does not work in Firefox Private mode.
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Comment #17848849
Can't really figure it out. I try to login and put mastodon.social in the Add instance field, but I get an error: > Error: undefined. Is this a valid Mastodon instance? Is a browse…
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Comment #17833533
10 times the distance to the Moon at an average speed of 0.1c takes about two minutes. So you would launch thousands of these crafts in the general direction of the target system a…
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Comment #17828708
I'm not sure that's an advantage. It adds a strong political component to something that's unlikely to be a cost effective weapon. So foreign powers will contest it and domestic po…