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moi2388
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Comment #49089813
You mean the knowledge you gathered with public grants, with a public paid salary, yet don’t want to make freely available to the public? Yeah, too bad
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Comment #49079880
China is simply undercutting again, by copying and subsidising, to ensure another industry in the west fails. Just like batteries, the automotive industry and in fact most machinin…
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Comment #49047915
Ugh. No thank you. And Hunter Schafer is an immediate no.
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Comment #49036887
India exports small amounts to Nepal and Bhutan, but more importantly already resells Russian oil and gas. So it’s a nice circumvention for the EU if they were to require one.
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Comment #49026911
At the beginning of 2025, the US was only supplying 20% of the military aid to ukraine. After that it has practically completely dried up. Ukraine and the EU are already producing …
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Comment #49018721
Because they were exporting secrets in plain text. And they didn’t threaten, they said relying partners (so the site itself, for example GitHub) might block them. This is not some …
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Comment #49012421
Yes me too. And it works great. I do make a backup of it to another provider once in a while though, just in case.
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Comment #49012414
Again, what are you taking about? There are open source implementations available. I can write my own. They do work. This list just shows some which do not actually implement the s…
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Comment #49008329
What are you talking about? I can literally export all that data to another OS or password manager. Takes a whopping single click.
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Comment #48971658
I do have an actual point, you for whatever reason just don’t agree with it. My point is that people in prison gave up their freedom when they committed crimes. They should not be …
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Comment #48969808
Are they? Are there any actual Turing machines? Doesn’t that require infinite memory? I don’t know of a single thing which actually has that, nor one that comes close.
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Comment #48969736
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Comment #48968214
My algorithm is O(n+n+..n) which is O(n), since there we also ignore addition fortunately :D
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Comment #48968194
Well, you might have better success if like France and Germany you already have the things you wish for and simply agree to start using it
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Comment #48967802
I was responding to the glp-1 question. And yes, exercising and dieting absolutely reduces the need for these medications. It also reduces the amount of people who have high choles…
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Comment #48967784
For large numbers, operations like addition don’t matter? Only multiplication? And now we want to find the fewest amount of multiplications? Okay. No problem. (ad + bc) = d + d .. …
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Comment #48967568
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Comment #48965692
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Comment #48965152
For all people? No. For the vast majority of people? Yes. Eat healthy and exercise more.
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Comment #48965142
Are they so good? Or does it look like they are because they get medals in Winter Olympics, where they are overrepresented given that there aren’t that many countries which even ha…
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Comment #48965108
Because it’s about sports, not games.
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Comment #48964856
Because there is a lot of rail. And it requires inspection.
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Comment #48964835
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Comment #48920757
I don’t think the parents who allow their kids to do this will suddenly start parenting them, so I doubt the effect will actually be significant; kids will simply work around it.