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f137

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    Comment #48495251

    Suppose right before this re-bordering takes place, the countries are given the chance to change the capitals' location. Suppose further that they all do it to maximize the area af…

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    Comment #48412402

    I do not see any discussion of the power required for such wide-area jamming. Even as the useful GPS signal is quite weak at the ground level, this satellite would require power in…

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    Comment #47017684

    Probably one of the earliest predictions of writers being replaced by technology?

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    Comment #46209539

    OK, but how do I load a suitcase on this thing?

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    Comment #45233988

    I'm doubly baffled by this story. First, when I buy mandatory car insurance, police can check its validity in seconds. I'd expect international shipping to be at least at that leve…

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    Comment #45225647

    An error occurred during a connection to www.math.columbia.edu. Peer’s Certificate has been revoked. Error code: SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE Something seems to be wrong...

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    Comment #45095555

    The article is a bit ambiguous. It mentions "trade via neutrals" in passing, and it is not clear if all or most of examples are trading through neutral states (whether knowingly or…

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    Comment #44976800

    This is a very good summary of the evolution of her writings and videos. Unfortunately it seems many many people still see her as the best source of scientific truth.

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    Comment #44868349

    How many people would click on a "Using multiply Claude accounts to get more code" post?

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    Comment #38990899

    All Kindles I had (the latest is paperwhite from 2020 or so) mounted on USB as mass storage and supported pdf. They also supported epub since 2014 at least.

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    Comment #38242020

    Diner Dash was made by PlayFirst, BFG and many other game download portals were selling it (Windows PC version)

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    Comment #37285923

    "Anti-hype LLM reading list" - this is the actual title of the github page. "Anti-AI Hype" seems to be a very bad editorializing. It corrupts the meaning of the title, and makes it…

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    Comment #37161430

    Poland was right next to Romania up until 1939.

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    Comment #36889617

    If you look at it and pay for it, sure it's legal, no?

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    Comment #36325340

    Do you happen to know what are Grilles / Grids in the price list?

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    Comment #36325245

    FWIW, "Pricing Update" is literally the subject of the email they sent today.

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    Comment #36255976

    I've run across a paper "Bytes is all you need" or the like a few days ago. Probably something you'd like to read

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    Comment #34352119

    > Open Access in DiVA > fulltext(1312 kB) > 0 downloads well... either their counter is broken, or nobody needs to read the article to take part in our fruitful discussion

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    Comment #34194907

    Non-native speaker being curious: do we need to use plural with fractions less than one? Is it 1/2 foot or 1/2 feet?

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    Comment #33716387

    Your Kyiv teacher is lucky. Blackouts vary a lot between regions and even within a single town. We have a distributed team and track blackouts in daytime, 8am-8pm. A couple of peop…

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    Comment #33679655

    This article is for paying subscribers only. It baffles me. Do people wish to pay to read stuff like that? I mean, what the point to write a polemic article and severely limit the …

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    Comment #33054620

    > The Arizona Department of Economic Security tells TikTok when you view > pages concerned with domestic violence or food assistance. I mean, I understand a random site doing this …

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    Comment #32151407

    Collecting the data is costly. I don't believe we will see many private datasets openly released.