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MrHamburger
2y ago
Breakthrough in prime factorization before end of 2026
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2y ago
Then they should not be quoting from it at all if they are not going to release it in its entirety as without context quote can have completely different meaning.
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2y ago
For dying off Russia, it might be both.
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2y ago
In Eastern Europe is saying - They pretend that they pay us, so we pretend that we are working.
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2y ago
If you are a CEO who is making money on torturing and killing its customers by denying them what they prepaid for, it is going to make you a lot of enemies. Absolute majority won't harm you, but will cheer up that one person who will.
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Rich people want to be seen, they want to show their wealth, their status and their power. What is the point of having money and power when you need to hide among the plebs? It is like breathing for them. You can willingly stop breathing fo
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2y ago
After my fair share of car being incompatible with basic CCS (Connector fits, car tells me it does not like the electricity here) I just want the charging to be working without some fancy features which charger manufacturers are going to im
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2y ago
> I mean one thing the charging business has going for it is that after the initial investment the ongoing investment is basically 0 That's not actually correct. You need to pay for reserved power in the grid, which can be significa
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Charging via application brings unnecessary friction and severely degrades UX. Another UX offenders are QR codes on charging stalls and locking charging cables unless you will find that correct QR code so you can unlock your charging cable.
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These alarmist articles has exactly opposite effective, than author intends - it is making people apathetic about climate change. Why should they try to solve it if we are telling them that they are dead? It is like company founder would go
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I would guess that doctors might find problematic for a patient to regain conciseness mid operation for a patient who can't afford full anesthesia.
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2y ago
Then it should not be a tip, but part of the price?
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> Build out the necessary charging infra on a war footing Why? If electric cars are the future, certainly building infrastructure will make sense for private companies. If it is not profitable for companies to build such infrastructure,
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2y ago
You just described what was happening in 1950s in Eastern Europe when communism came to town and started purging every "evil capitalist pig". It has turned out that loyalty can't be exchanged for merit and all the countries s
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So basically we need to get into space to - Create O'Neill cylinders whose only purpose will be farming of food. Ideally automated function with minimal crew which can have complete control over the environment so no pesticides needed
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2y ago
It really depends. Spies creating moles in government agencies by giving them money is same principle. An employee just went to work for highest bidder.
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How birds fly? Well definitely not like planes. Sometimes it is easier, far simpler and even superior not to mimic nature. Consider if it is even possible to have supersonic flight by mimicking flapping of wings.
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People can feel scared (paying attention) only for so long. War in Ukraine or climate change, it is happening in a too slow pace for people to keep attention next to their daily life, while they can't influence those events in any way.
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Support is expensive getting good support from China is generally not possible, because it destroys margins. That is making me very curious about aftermarket of Chinese cars, because they might be cheapish today, but incredibly expensive wh
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Russia has 19th century imperial mindset. They will use cease fire to rearm and repeat the process. Only way how to stop them is either change of the government (invasion, coup) or giving Ukraine nuclear weapons, either directly or indirect
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Print debugging is great if you are debugging multiple processes, maybe even multiple computers at the same time. But it can also be a bane as print debugging is directly influencing run of your program, so it can temporary fix existing or
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Because name implies that car is going to drive itself. If it does not it is a deceptive marketing, false advertising or a fraud.
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Reproducibility of research made by actual humans today is already abysmal, I don't think that putting more garbage on the top will make it significantly worse.
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Same case for startups where Europeans often times move to USA because of more simple regulations/bureaucracy and easier access to capital. But if they can't immigrate to USA then they will be stuck in EU.
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Chinese import of EU goods compared to exports to EU are pretty small. That's why you see Chinese targeting luxury products as an answer for BEV tariffs which is more for effect than effective.
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That humungous internal market is also pretty poor to afford BEVs in a price tag which would have been sold in EU or USA, same like rest of the planet. Furthermore rest of the planet (expect few developed islands) have additional issues wit
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So Chinese advantage with EVs + tariffs in USA and EU can cause that China will get stuck with massive overcapacity for BEV manufacturing and thus bankruptcies. I wonder if China little bit overplayed their hand in those massive exports.
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Preferring a bear over a man?
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Considering how expensive are the data in some parts of Europe, I completely expect, that people will be ripping it off and selling it as a cellular modem with unlimited data on eBay for 99EUR.
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Especially when you will condition your brain to automatically start genuinely laughing on command.
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