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I don't know much about corporations, but why business plans are needed at all? I mean, for EU citizens. bank (loans), immigration and investors can be interested, but their intere…

To be fair, the existence of Surströmming [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surstr%C3%B6mming ] is a valid casus belli. We aren't talking about food here - it's "haloanaerobic bacter…

> To stop me you'd have to compel me. Cow A: "That building smells like blood and steel. I don't think we come back out of there" Cow B: "Maybe. But the corn is right there and I’m…

To clarify the position, my concern isn't that the project is bad - it's that security engineering is a two-front war. You have to add new protections (memory safety) without break…

You're right, my tone was off.

I understand your point, and I have the utmost respect for the author who initiated, implemented, and published this project. It's a fantastic piece of work (I reviewed some part o…

I checked the the code, reported a bug, and Filip fixed it. Therefore, as I said, I was a little concerned.

The author has a knack for generating buzz (and making technically interesting inventions) :) I'm a little concerned that no one (besides the author?) has checked the implementatio…

It's not possible even in 10 years (.. but maybe in 11). What a shift in the last 5 years (never -> 100 years -> 11)

The simple additive scoring here is sus here. It means a model that's perfect on 9/10 axes but scores 0% on Speed (i.e., takes effectively infinite time to produce a result) would …

> baby doesn't know anything about the world That's wrong. It knows how to process and signal low carbohydrate levels in the blood, and it knows how to react to a perceived threat …

That "blank slate" idea doesn't really apply to humans, either. We are born with inherited "data" - innate behaviors, basic pattern recognition, etc. Some even claim that we're bor…

Reminds me of the Orange Alternative movement in communist-era Poland. A group would wear t-shirts, each with a letter, spelling an innocent phrase. When one turned away, the messa…

Skilled essay, but not an argument. Opens with "As Jung notes" as an appeal to authority, then more name-drops. Misses clear definitions (what counts as "friendship with self"?) an…

> that not everybody writes in English. I don't know... I understand the history and reasons for this capitalization behavior in Turkish, and my native language isn't English, whic…

Short answer - treat it as Class I (it has a PE terminal) Longer: A Class I inverter/appliance relies on PE. A single insulation fault (live -> chassis) will put the chassis at lin…

Then again, I'm not certified for solar installations - but standard Buy a customer-oriented device instead, if you can. I vaguely remember there are plenty of them on the market w…

> as long as it's not intentional I think this could be considered intentional, because in most countries, connecting this inverter to anything (source, sink) would require certifi…

> This can be done safely if you know how to compute the correct wire gauge for the distance, and don't overload the circuit. Agreed, a long run adds so much impedance that during …

As someone with an electrician's ticket (non-practicing, but the exam was no joke), this is a "not-so-good" idea. A 3kW inverter powering a fridge through extension cords (fridges/…

I don't think it's being paranoid. It's a remotely controlled parser. Fuzzing has turned up some of bugs in irssi and weechat over the years. Things like malformed color codes, DCC…

> Do you believe that anyone from anywhere in the world should be able to come > and live in the USA, and also receive benefits from taxes that were paid by citizens? I guess I'm g…

From the perspective of Native Americans, the predominantly European immigration was also generally unwelcome. How do you argue that the behavior of your predecessors is acceptable…