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deepsun

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    Comment #49226179

    They meant "to not get caught, we just dilute".

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    Comment #49225578

    Don't understand why. AI training can be run during the sunny days. Could be a good PR opportunity for Musk, I'm surprised he doesn't take it. Especially if he buys from his own co…

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    Comment #49224346

    Aand, Meta just announced they are going to appeal.

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    Comment #49217633

    Why not skipping all the minus signs unless they do not immediately precede a number. I see all the minus signs are after the number, not before, so just skip if they are not befor…

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    Comment #49213194

    One way is an appeal may cancel the order or reduce the amount.

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    Comment #49206769

    I'm pretty sure Meta will drag the case in appeals for many years until the order becomes irrelevant. Cheaper than paying $942m.

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    Comment #49204626

    But "chill" feature is unavailable in New York city unfortunately.

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    Comment #49203073

    One of built-in, often used by me hotkey is Ctrl-Shift-Alt-Insert (open a new temporary scratch file). It's a default one and I don't want to set up it on every new device. Another…

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    Comment #49201687

    Yes, and big part of it is public is ok with that. For example, did you protest while Uber was breaking many local laws while growing?

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    Comment #49199474

    Well, for programming it's not convenient -- no Insert/Pageup/Screenshot buttons.

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    Comment #49199429

    Prusa Core One uses that technique, or I miss something. https://help.prusa3d.com/guide/5-corexy-assembly_835522#8648...

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    Comment #49198934

    Ok, what large business would you say is more eco friendly? A fun story, for electric generation, Washington state produces and exports a lot of electricity because they are blesse…

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    Comment #49193804

    IMO noise pollution is the easiest one to solve: just put all the AC fans on the far side of the datacenter. If not enough, surround with noise absorbing panels. If not enough, jus…

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    Comment #49192329

    > mathematical impossibility of reversing some integer/mod calculation No, there's no proof that most crypto "calculations" are impossible to reverse. That's why algorithms got wea…

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    Comment #49191970

    Regardless of how much I hate Musk, he did a great job of firing 80% of Twitter staff.

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    Comment #49187527

    > unambiguous But it's pretty ambiguous when parsing. Like a long number -- is it a floating point, BigInt or i128? Every language is different JSON was a blessing because it was l…

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    Comment #49176631

    In chaotic environment it was probably human driving, or rather directing the car remotely.

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    Comment #49176027

    Yes, forgot about that. Aren't C/C++ compilers also very diverse today as well? GCC vs CLang with its intermediate representation sound like different planets.

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    Comment #49165091

    Well I enjoy mowing my lawn (with a mechanic mower of course). Anything but the office chair and monitor.

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    Comment #49164367

    I firmly believe that any thoughtful rewrite is good. Most companies just don't have resources for that. At least, it serves as a security review, but also refreshes team knowledge…

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    Comment #49162750

    While diving into R/C hobby, I learned that all the batteries within one technology are pretty much the same. Like all Li-Ion batteries have nominal voltage about 3.6V-3.7V, and fu…

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    Comment #49162126

    Today people think that Java's main feature was OOP, but its main selling point was "no undefined behavior" (e.g. "int" means 32-bit signed integer with overflows, on any platform,…

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    Comment #49161497

    One more, in Dart: https://lazebny.io/i-stopped-writing-bash-scripts/

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    Comment #49147727

    Off topic: what is the most convenient statically typed language that don't require compilation/transpilation? To run instead of bash or Python, but types are mandatory (not just h…