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About jules
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Comment #48588620
If there is any country that can safely build nuclear power plants, it is Switzerland.
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Comment #46774259
I was robbed at a gas station in Jersey City and the police retrieved the airtagged backpack in 20 minutes. The police was fantastic.
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Comment #46580207
I think it would be more effective if US establishes deterrence against punitive fines of its companies.
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Comment #46560252
The are fining his company 213% of yearly Italian revenue. He is not the one escalating.
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Comment #46560191
If Italians have no influence over AGCOM, then who does?
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Comment #46476264
I don’t see what the benefit of most of that is, and why publication fees are a good way to pay for it. Take video recordings: why should we pay for them to develop a video hosting…
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Comment #46476223
The peer review is all done by volunteers of conferences, not ACM.
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Comment #46455754
That isn't the case. Conferences organize their own website to submit articles for review. Volunteers from the conference pre-filter submitted articles for spam, the rest is handle…
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Comment #46455165
This is good, but they're now charging authors a publishing fee of over $1000 per article (and they say that that is the discounted price). It is unclear whether this is justified.…
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Comment #46324477
iPhone 17 pro max is balanced with their standard case.
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Comment #46134657
3blue1brown actually shows the usefulness of formalism. The videos are great, but by avoiding formalism, they are at least for me harder to understand than traditional sources. It …
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Comment #45693350
For another comparison: this is about 4 years worth of UK App Store net revenue.
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Comment #45187469
What they are buying is support of the French.
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Comment #45132380
That's the point, the regulation effectively locks in USB-C as it is.
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Comment #45123195
So, nothing.
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Comment #45123108
The type of reasoning by the OP and the linked paper obviously does not work. The observable reality is that LLMs can do mathematical reasoning. A cursory interaction with state of…
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Comment #45120573
What does this predict about LLMs ability to win gold at the International Mathematical Olympiad?
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Comment #45003824
USB-c is absolutely not good enough. The connectors are often incompatible due to tiny manufacturing tolerances, cables from different manufacturers often fall out of the port afte…
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Comment #45001151
There should be no need whatsoever to convince your competitors and/or bureaucrats that allowing your new connector to be produced is in their interest. Only one should be convince…
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Comment #44792546
This visualization is wildly inaccurate. The supposed 1000 pixels are actually 100x100 pixels, which is 10,000 not 1000. Secondly, on many screens they are not actually pixels. For…
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Comment #44784216
Look at Singapore to understand the benefits of attracting wealth.
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Comment #44459647
Money is not "hidden" or "hoarded" in tax havens, nor does hoarding money affect the economy negatively. Taxation is necessary for infrastructure (though that is actually a small f…
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Comment #44458076
How does it hurt investment? Those tiny nations are only helping eliminate an inefficient form of taxation. The main problem is that only multinationals can make use of it.
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Comment #44449741
Yes and that is bad, because cartels are bad. Competition between political systems is good, for much the same reason that competition between companies is good.
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Comment #44449564
How would the incentives of that work?