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Comment #48921995
There was a report a few months ago predicting 4°C by 2080. It came to this figure by selecting the most likely emission scenario and warming scenario from the GIEC report. In part…
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Comment #48748861
Protecting kids and other vulnerable people matters to everyone, so why not the government? What would think of a country where, let say your mother cannot go out without fearing g…
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Comment #48748766
If the kid knows how to buy a certificate from a shady website, then probably he his old enough to watch porn and other disturbing content. That does not mesn the system should be …
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Comment #48708476
I upvote for the wonderful formatting ;)
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Comment #48698528
We could prove P=>~P if we had earlier in our context another hypothesis Q, which is false. So proving P=>~P does not imply P is false. It means our context is inconsistent. It cou…
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Comment #48697842
There is something which always made me uncomfortable with informal proof by contradiction (by informal I mean "with pen and paper"). So OK we reach a contradiction, and then immed…
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Comment #48696803
I sometimes wonder, what is real and what is a concept in physics: is that force , energy, ...? There are often two ways to solve physics problems: one describing the problem with …
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Comment #48568488
It would be bearable if they would just be rich and shut the **** up.
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Comment #48568376
I will be on the job market soon I will change decade this year I still have not found my passion nor encountered the big project if my life. I am interested by too many things and…
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Comment #48460330
In the small town were I lived as a teenager, there was a successful garage owner who had a Ferrari. It was during the early 90's. One evening after a dinner at a restaurant with f…
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Comment #48418044
Recently, Claude (through Copilot) found a hardware issue on our product. I was asking it to find an issue in a specific feature of a device driver, that could cause what we observ…
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Comment #48387730
Why no Salvetat? https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Salvetat_(eau_min%C3%A9rale...
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Comment #48386882
Do people solve business problems with OR-tools? I suppose yes, but what can you say about the real applications?
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Comment #47389903
Replying to myself Christmas 2023: I ordered a number of books from the local bookstore. One failed to delivered, so Christmas 2024: I ordered most of my books from Amazon. No two …
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Comment #47389378
My local book store accepts online orders and I can fetch my books from the shop a few days later. I am finding this more convenient than Amazon, even if a little more expensive. I…
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Comment #46339510
AI can be a great tool. It can make our children (and us) lazier, but not necessarily stupider. Short video platforms OTOH certainly make our children stupider (and depressed).
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Comment #46230826
Securing soldered components with epoxy? You have to be very confident at your soldering :) You had no hot glue?
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Comment #46174988
In a world of international tensions, governments tend to favor their mega-corps and monopoly. It is a way of weakening your adversaries. It is commercial war.
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Comment #46080357
When I started working, more than 25 years ago, we had one team meeting per week (1 hour), very few other meetings. Cellphones were getting mainstream and people had these funny ri…
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Comment #45936554
And if the satellite's orbit is not perfectly circular, you may even be able to gain altitude by moving a mass at specifics times, like a kid on a swing or a skater in a ramp.
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Comment #45936411
I would tend to think it uses Earth's magnetic field. Magnetizing or demagnetizing a moving mass would make its potential energy vary inside Earth's magnetic field. This may occur …
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Comment #45913948
It is striking to read this and two links above the article about so-called Bitcoin's biggest secret.
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Comment #45376668
That's how I like computers: simply useful, down to earth. Congrats to the creator. (BTW reminds me of the wonderful lylipond https://lilypond.org/ )
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Comment #45232937
From the top of my head, for about 300 nuclear power plants around the globe, there have been 3 core meltdown accidents. It is a 1% catastrophic failure rate. It is quite bad! What…
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Comment #45161122
Social media platforms are no more closed circles. They are platforms for advertisers and "click fishers". And people engage with content which revolt them. As a consequence social…