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temporalparts

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    Comment #49026969

    Setting aside the strict definition of IP, this does satisfy the philosophical motivation of IP, which is to protect people making significant capital investments. This is not too …

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    Comment #48765062

    This may surprise extreme altruists but there are people who genuinely care about profit motives and are only willing to make the world a better place at a price. I don't see softw…

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    Comment #47351286

    Would love to learn more! What did you work on (even vertical: chemistry, medicine, materials, physics, cosmology, etc.), notable stories?

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    Ask HN: What's your experience working on software for science?

    Hi HN! I'm giving an invited talk at APS March Meeting next week about the importance of software for progressing science. I have deep personal experiences, but I'd love to hear fr…

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    Comment #43984849

    I'm not an expert, but I thought fan art that people try to monetize in some form is explicitly illegal unless it's protected by parody, and any non commercial "violations" of copy…

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    Comment #43964105

    The problem isn't that people aren't aware that the scale and magnitude differences are large and significant. It's that the space of intellectual property LAW does not handle the …

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    Comment #43088535

    I saw an old man yesterday use a foldable for the larger screen for larger fonts. Maybe he was a hardcore tech enthusiasts, but larger screens is an important use case for many.

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    Comment #43062048

    I think Terrance makes a great general point in general, but the specific claim is not always true: complex dynamics can arise from simple initial conditions, therefore, simple cha…

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    Show HN: 2025 = sum(I^3) for I = 0..9

    This year's number is kinda fun: 2025 = 0^3 + 1^3 + 2^3 + 3^3 + 4^3 + 5^3 + 6^3 + 7^3 + 8^3 + 9^3 Which is equivalent to: 2025 = (0 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 9) ^ 2 = 45 ^ …

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    Comment #42108279

    Which one would you recommend for the greater Boston area?

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    Comment #42073178

    This can't be a serious question. US Government likes US Government control because it's themselves. They don't want an adversary to have control. Is the distinction not obvious??

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    Comment #41575069

    I know there is a documented case of a non-involved person getting injured, but do you have evidence that this attack was not 99% effective? The attack vector was the device specif…

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    Comment #41224449

    I mean, we have pistol, which is a smol cannon shooting.

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    Comment #41168084

    I think the important argument for^1 is that this prevents other search engine from bidding on the slot. It certainly would be an issue for Google if Apple products defaulted to Bi…

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    Comment #41042752

    I think there's some behind the scenes drama. It takes a LOT of time and investment from both sides to build up to a $23B offer. I wonder if there was something some Alphabet exec …

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    Comment #40669743

    I can't tell if people in this thread are negative about taxes or negative about funding local news, which is crucial for a robust democracy.

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    Comment #40525945

    Yes, by making sure they don't hit back. The United States won a nuclear war against Japan in WW2. In theory, it's possible to intercept all the missiles from an enemy, see Iran's …

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    Comment #40525921

    Nothing notably bad happens. Nuclear explosions are highly sensitive and engineered events. If you destroy the ignition mechanism, then it will become a dud. FWIW, there has been a…