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flopriore
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About flopriore
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Comment #42091409
In the EU there is already a similar system because, in the parliament, the number of MEPs is not really proportional to the population (Germany has 84,48 million inhabitants and 9…
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Comment #42089525
Ok yes maybe "easy" isn't exactly the correct term, but the way to appoint electors in each state doesn't need a 2/3 majority in every house + 3/4 of the states as it happens with …
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Comment #42089319
Yours is a very good point of view actually. I initially hadn't thought about the tragedy of the commons situation where all the states agree to implement it and later one state de…
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Comment #42089209
As stated in other comments, it would be actually easy to implement as it doesn't require a change in the constitution. Anyway, as I told in another comment, I'm not from the US, s…
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Comment #42089166
Makes sense
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Comment #42089132
Yes, it's easier to show with an example. - California has 38,940,231 inhabitants and 54 electors. That means 1 elector every 721,115 inhabitants - Oklahoma has 4,053,824 inhabitan…
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Comment #42088124
Yeah, spoiler vote brings to 2 parties (like the US). Although the current electoral college doesn't work well, I'm not sure the Americans would prefer to remove it completely and …
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Comment #42087999
>It has other benefits too, like reducing the prevalence of 2 parties in the house Could you elaborate further?
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Comment #42087942
I believe you're right, even if all the states agreed to make a similar change, this "equilibrium" state would be unstable. It would require an amendment to the US constitution to …
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Comment #42087695
Hello, here is my proposal to improve the Electoral College. The basic idea is to allocate electors proportionally in each state with the Jefferson method (aka d'Hondt method) rath…
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Comment #40505951
> You could skip the generative part for the bot reply entirely How could you remove the generative part from an LLM? (genuine question)
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Comment #40305465
Are there any ways to show the source of the information retrieved by the model? For instance, the LLM forms a sentence and it points to a stackoverflow answer with the same or sim…
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Comment #39334482
If your dense housing leads to higher housing costs that's actually great news; it means that your city is enabling higher-productivity arrangements that boost local incomes Take M…
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Comment #39266886
Anectodically speaking, it has always been extremely helpful not only reading texts and solving problems/exercises, but also: 1) repeating topics out loud and, if there were some f…
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Comment #39206634
It would be extremely helpful!
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Comment #39079725
If you want, I made a similar project in Flutter called "Foldie". It's based on adb, so it requires a cable. https://github.com/FLopriore/foldie
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Comment #38545692
It seems very similar to what we study in "Computer Science and Engineering" in Italy, which is a different degree from "Computer Science". The former is considered engineering, th…
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Comment #38501953
What about Flutter?
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Comment #38300088
Could you share the article you wrote about why Delaware is a corporate haven?
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Comment #38239486
Elon Musk's biography written by Walter Isaacson.
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Comment #37369914
Do you have any blog post, video or anything that shows how to build your project?
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Comment #37333326
Thanks, I already know Python for basic scripts. This tutorial looks awesome to build simple web apps, thanks for sharing. I'm looking forward to studying "Designing Data-Intensive…
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Comment #37328745
Thanks a lot
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Comment #37328637
TBH I'm not a huge fan of results given by ChatGPT. I often found several mistakes, not only in programming. When you ask ChatGPT, then to check its answers you must google it anyw…