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Comment #49067488
at 1 - is it red due to red shifting due to gravity?
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Comment #48802176
In a way in US it is - _IF_ ppl were rational economic agents and free market allocation worked student loans should reflect on the wages too.
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Comment #48290329
No they do not - sheltering make sense only if there is anything worth waiting for on the other side.
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Comment #48062861
Yes - main benefit of EU is regulatory stabilization and open market. Ironically also this was working also before joining EU (most of the adjustment happening as requirement to jo…
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Comment #48062705
That is not true. Poland run substantial trade deficits (as opposed to China) up to very recently giving sizable marked for products manufactured by western Europeans and thus __he…
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Comment #48062529
"What are you going to do" was a phrase you could hear in Poland as well in 90ties and early 2000th. What differentiated PL w/ UA in my opinion is 2 things: 1. Lack of oligarchy - …
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Comment #48062406
Try 3city (Gańsk-Sopot-Gdynia up north on Baltic). Definitely better air quality then in other places in Poland. Do not know how it compares to other European cities though.
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Comment #47945841
Debt is symptom not a underlying cause. As well big defense budget and very big valuations (1). This is according to Klain and Pettis diagnosis that I think is correct one or at le…
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Comment #47932084
What a fun site. Obviously results will depend on the monitor. At the last screen picture which show "where is my blue" and the gradient from green to blue I moved it from one moni…
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Comment #47925386
I believe PSRAM is directly accessible by CPU (there is even cache for PSRAM). Or am I missing something?
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Comment #47887186
But propaganda or non ethical marketing - why not? (That is bias toward pointing to certain provider(s)).
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Comment #47831270
It does not. That is not economically mined. Last big hard coal producer in EU - Poland, has extraction cost x2 or x3 of the mountain top removal mining in US. This sector is shrin…
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Comment #47803394
Perfect - and this use case will be enshitificated first. LLM provider will charge small fee for proper recommendation placing. Got to recoup investment.
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Comment #46512048
Sorry but that was not my point. My point was refuting of the thesis (in the comment that I am replying to) that nobody was making grand claims about AI contrary to grand claims ab…
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Comment #46511182
If smth is bubble it does not mean that said smth has no value. It just means that there is over investment and thus inefficient investment. Like housing bubble - nobody argues tha…
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Comment #46511142
"the old economy had changed forever and was dead." Ehem - what is the difference compered to now? Wasn't programmers obsolete by 6mths ago and nobody would work so we do need UBI?…
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Comment #45422936
True, however there is also old equipment. For example I have heard that light bulbs designed for 220V will last for noticeably shorter period of time ar 230V nominal circuit. That…
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Comment #45403311
So the issue is that 220V is nominal in China, 230V nominal in UE and 240V is UK/part of Australia. So if anyone is preparing product for global market (as most are doing now) more…
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Comment #44168946
"But you say 'if it's not allowed', but not allowed by whom?" Not allowed by EU law obviously. Role of courts (in general) is interpreting law and thus deciding how said laws apply…
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Comment #44045546
First of all this were USSR-Japan skirmishes not war, second they did not have to worry about Japan as was shown by Soviet–Japanese Neutrality Pact of April 1941, third if they wer…
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Comment #44041011
No, fear is not why Soviet Union allayed with Nazis. Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact was agreement in which Nazis and Soviets divided central/eastern Europe between them. They even had joi…
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Comment #43914855
Does GPU thingy count as something that has changed with computing?
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Comment #41922971
I am fan of the Jeff Geerling Youtube series in which he is trying to make GPU (AMD/Nvidia) run on Raspbery Pi. It is not easy - and they have linux kernel source code available to…