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pauljurczak
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Comment #40959102
Greenwashed hydrogen?
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Comment #39872097
Fully supervised self-driving?
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Comment #39676503
Why open a window if you can open a door...
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Comment #39657741
Will there be a heavy discount for a seat next to the door plug on 737 Max from now on?
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Comment #39657723
Deferred prosecution worked as intended, i.e. no effect. This company is too big to fail. Some mid-level employee will be sacrificed to mollify DOJ, and business as usual will cont…
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Comment #39650192
20 K is high temperature? Well, I better take my mittens and ushanka off. I thought 77 K was the official threshold: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-temperature_superconducti...…
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Comment #39140057
Does the license come with legal indemnity?
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Comment #39052500
Well, yes. In a better parallel universe. In our real world, the healthcare industry in the USA is a for-profit business with few partial exceptions. The costs are ruinous and the …
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Comment #39038729
I think that the more fundamental problem is price opacity. Insurance contracts make price discovery technically more complex, but not impractical. A medical service provider can l…
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Comment #38949762
A bit of evil now and then, perhaps?
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Comment #38949743
Good point. In 0% to 100% capacity cycle, the battery will be dead long before 5000 cycles. OTOH, listed capacity may already take into account a more gentle 20% to 80%, or less, c…
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Comment #38949632
I don't know whom you are quoting, but none of this was in my post.
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Comment #38922358
Perhaps we could apply a data driven assessment, to find which countries run on violence, e.g. people killed domestically, abroad, per country, per capita. The results may be surpr…
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Comment #38780180
It has not happened yet...
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Comment #38780176
True. This is not a modern C++. It is a futuristic C++. Use {fmt} library in the meantime.
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Comment #38780153
No, he meant backslashend.
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Comment #38779979
How do you use these intrinsics on an APU? https://llvm.org/docs/AMDGPUUsage.html ?
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Comment #38148651
Here is a quote from https://www.reddit.com/r/SelfDrivingCars/comments/a0w3nb/way... : "Back in the Waymo office, a “remote assist driver” can view the feeds of eight of the vehicl…
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Comment #36720581
Not sure if your post is sarcastic, but: 1. Russia is highly unlikely to lose. 2. Ukraine was planning and implementing escalatory moves to keep the West engaged. 3. The end of the…
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Comment #36705039
I should be a required viewing for all enthusiasts of escalation of conflict with Russia. When the shit hits a proverbial fan, it will be too late to start thinking...
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Comment #35912719
They should have done it when he still had a few billions...
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Comment #35663710
Let it die...
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Comment #35257432
> it printed too much money in 2020/21 and is causing inflation, so it raises rates very quickly. It printed too much money in 2008 and the following years. It raises rates very qu…
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Comment #35178769
No it didn't. It worked as designed. Barney and most other revolving door users will keep their ill-gotten gains. Unfortunately, the revolving door very rarely goes wrong...
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Comment #34934423
"couple of decades" is not imminent.