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m_dupont

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    Comment #48851355

    I'm also loving their phrase "on a nonlinear battlefield" ... not sure what a linear battlefield would be

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    Comment #48825762

    I lived in Germany for seven years and by the end I was fluent. B1 is a very low bar to pass, I know because I've done it. Sorry to say, but the rule is fair. If you want to be a p…

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    Comment #48399386

    I had a flipped classroom for my topology lecture. It was one of my absolute favorites. We had no lectures, the teacher just gave us a short, concise textbook to read a chapter of …

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    Comment #46646184

    I say this with the best of intentions: that cynicism of yours will keep you lonely

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    Comment #46276987

    Very interesting article. This makes me wonder: Would it be possible to implement an equivalent to Shor's algorithm on a p-computer. Maybe the quantumness isn't necessary at all

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    Comment #45451417

    I think there is some room for debate here about the political bias of wikipedia, and there is some evidence to suggest a left wing bias. However this article is pretty venomous an…

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    Comment #45430115

    you're not, the proof is a famous error known as zenos paradox. Its only an apparent paradox, and indeed it's been disproven by observing that things do in fact move

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    Comment #45409582

    very clear and detailed answer. thankyou very much

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    Comment #45408396

    To their credit, the paper is unexpectedly fun. I'm not understanding the "separation power" thing, what does that imply?

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    Comment #45380933

    If chat control gets passed it will also be a law, passed by legislation. The point is that laws can be unjust.

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    Comment #44726061

    May or may not be true but it's completely unrelated to tech, science or startups. This should be moderated

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    Comment #44391536

    Small piece of product feeback related to grammar: The landing page asks, how are you feeling? For which the possible responses are "Anxiety", "Procrastination" ... "Overwhelm". Wh…

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    Comment #44241143

    I have some more tips, specifically pertaining to Germany and your requirements: > Language: In Germany you can get around no problem with 0 German. Me personally I downloaded Duol…

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    Comment #44241020

    My Qualifications: I moved to Germany for 7 years I can only add my voice to what others have said: Just apply to universities and get your student visa. In general it is very diff…

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    Comment #43863235

    The link between DEI and the rest of the content of the article is not well-articulated at all. Leaving aside whether one agrees with the premise, his argumentation is disjointed a…

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    Comment #41427292

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    Comment #40628604

    Okay we are are getting a little lost in definitions here, but nonetheless. You can solve the above by remembering that the dirac delta is the limit of a series of functions. If yo…

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    Comment #40625474

    I don't disagree with what you've said about distributions, however I don't think that the fact that these shells are created from dirac delta functions is sufficient to call them …

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    Comment #40621771

    Also, strictly speaking these aren't topological defects. They are massless spherical shells, i.e. a sphere embedded in 3d space and thus can be continuously deformed to a point by…

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    Comment #40621605

    Agreed. This paper is pretty much pointless. Its extremely implausible, putting it generously, that such fine-tuned structures could even form. They mention at the end "this paper …

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    Comment #40504974

    Good article, doesn't belong on hackernews.

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    Comment #39745703

    I tried some of the positions in this article while trying to get used to sleeping on the floor in an attempt to fix my back pain. These hurt like hell

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    Comment #39628998

    I live here as a nomad. Job market is pretty bad. Haven't seen any official statistics but I've heard many locals anecdotally say that the pay even for people with econ / engineeri…

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    Comment #39229986

    I mean sure, but the chances of that ever being enforced are close to 0. I'm a full time digital nomad for over a year in various latin american countries, always on tourist visas.…