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Comment #17061955
> Also that whole "Android" thing happened. Yeah, and Google made their opinion of Java quite clear by adding first-party support for Kotlin. As for Java being popular because it h…
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Comment #17061896
C# ticks all the same boxes and is much better from a language point of view. The only reason Java still exists is because it created a generation of professionals who only know Ja…
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Comment #17054390
There's nothing impossible about it. It's merely a question of resources. Pervasive surveillance+ML coupled with an implanted device which incapacitates an individual would get you…
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Comment #17054282
You can stop 100% of crimes with a 100% effective law enforcement mechanism. The term for that is authoritarian dystopia. Our ancestors recognised this a long time ago, and recogni…
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Comment #17045359
Yes it is. In fact a pretty thorough study was carried out in Denmark which showed that forcing bicycle helmets has such a big impact on the number of people cycling, that it overa…
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Comment #17044329
[Citation needed]
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Comment #17044212
Again, the jury was never out about vaccines, there's no scientific research claiming they are harmful. This scenario is not analogous to the grandparent post where scientific cons…
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Comment #17044056
On what planet is the jury out about vaccines and autism? There's not a single research paper suggesting a link between those. You are falsely conflating scientific consensus with …
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Comment #17043917
Every time the jury is out on a topic where one side has a vested interest and a billion dollar budget to protect it, you can be reasonably sure what the outcome will be. See: pest…
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Comment #17037100
I'm a bit confused about this. What if the target is HDFS? Why this dependency on SQL databases for ETL?
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Comment #16827844
> We can still have electric trucks for the last mile I think you're grossly underestimating how spread out truck destinations are. You would have to have a very extensive rail net…
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Comment #16786138
There's a few reasons, but they're all becoming irrelevant. I'm going to focus on Sony as the exemplar mirrorless player because I'm most familiar with them. Mostly, it's because m…
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Comment #16762193
There's a huge bandwidth bottleneck on both input and output sides. Your imagination of what a neural lace would do is too limited. It wouldn't be 3d, it wouldn't be auditory. It w…
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Comment #16761261
> SV as a whole is substantially a creation of military spending. This is a national budget problem. If you're in the tech world long enough, it becomes pretty clear that the only …
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Comment #16733589
> Just state you won't hesitate to report obvious criminal activity Bypassing censorship is a criminal activity in a number of countries. Pick censorship or pick an internet with i…
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Comment #16731669
There are two critical differences. 1: The handover latency (time from AP requesting handover to time pilot takes over) is measured in seconds to tens of seconds. AP is designed to…
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Comment #16722830
> It's widely known that RADAR systems are not able to detect stationary objects What the fuck? That's not at all how radar works. It has no such limitation.
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Comment #16714647
300k is laughable. 2-3M is a more plausible figure if you want to finance two people purely off passive income.
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Comment #16678040
> As a company that deals with data analysis, Kaggle can surely tell between different levels of user participation. Kaggle outsources data analysis to bright students willing to w…
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Comment #16670909
`women are no longer being raped by their husbands` -> `state censorship is justified` Amazing mental gymnastics.
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Comment #16669946
It's sad how little progress we've made in terms of freedom of speech and expression. In the 1800s the church was the censorship machine, with sex as the main vector. Today it's th…
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Comment #16664903
What are you smoking?
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