WhoBeI

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by WhoBeI 7y ago
I was hoping this would happen. It will probably become a EU thing now. The idea of a privately controlled currency needs to die quickly. Never been a fan of crypto currency in general but Bitcoin, and the like, are accepted because they ar
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
I don't think it's that easy.. There's numbers.. Systems using missiles can be zerged with disposable decoy drones until they have no ammo or tricked if using thermal tracking. Gun based ones can have a hard time tracking&#x2
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
Ha!, yes, what does it mean to understand something? To fully understand an apple you must fully understand the entire evolution of the universe, where it came from and down the rabbit hole we go :) Still, chasing understanding is useful as
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
Buildup of damage due to radiation, chemicals and the like would introduce more errors/damage into offspring.
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
In my case 500/500 fiber @ ~$40-45/month, somewhere around $20-25/month for 100/50 4G and something like $60-65 for 1000/1000 fiber. Semi-rural areas are usually not far behind. With neighborhood deals you can push
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
Well, I do see a lot of potential problems with law enforced using ghettos as an "arrest shop" and the like but that's not really on the technology or your company. In general it's seems like a good thing, nobody wants u
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
sidebar wikipedia entries and such I suppose, those little collapse thingies that gives you a short answer, AMP cached stuff..
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
Right, so slap the largest fine on each one. They had 2 years to prepare and obviously didn't. Before the GDPR this would have been stamped "identity theft" putting the company in the clear. As if you were somehow responsible
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
It's a common thing among adults across the globe though. Well, "imaginary friend" might be pushing it but lots of people let imaginary entities help them understand the world and find their place in it. It would be interesti
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
What will the certification process for the next plane from Boeing look like? The FAA certified a plane that had obvious flaws. From what I understand they out sourced the certification process to Boeing but that doesn't remove their r
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
It's a bit odd to go solo in Eve and I'd agree that you probably don't get much out of it. The medium to large PvP side of the game includes a lot of planning and communication though which should translate decently into RL f
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
Thanks for that link. It mentions a postal van lasting a week on one battery stack and testing with full loads. Cynical me says politics and oil industry but manufacturing and logistics surrounding it must have been challenging as well. [ed
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
Both options seem radical. Either penalize success or forcefully take things from people their families have, possibly, owned for generations. If you compensate the owners of the land and take your time building the government institutions
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by WhoBeI 7y ago
The right to roam is said to have it's origin in the middle ages when merchants and other travelers where allowed to grab a hand full of hazelnuts from anywhere to sustain themselves. Similar traditions where common throughout the land
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by WhoBeI 8y ago
My teachers skipped past the paintings and went straight for helicopter and grave digging. Strange that it was a sword wielding turtle that got me interested in learning more. I have to agree with another childhood hero though: "That b
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
If people aren't scared of automation there won't be any political pressure to restrict automation. This will probably increase the adoptation rate so I'd say it matters a lot in the discussion. There will be problems bec
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
But a cow is still basically spherical.
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
Are they allowed to sell the "fingerprint" packaged with your name to advertising agencies? If so it should only be a matter of time before those Minority Report inspired advertising screens start popping up everywhere.. The adver
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
No, they need facts, the willingness to learn and the courage to think for themselves. "Guidance" is just another way of saying "my way".
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
Well, it can always get worse. If this thing passes and Time Warner wins in court and gets to buy AT&T..
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
I always imagined super computer coding being a place where assembly is considered abstract. If you are that close to the hardware then measuring your code in clock cycles does make sense. The link below is to an article about 'div&#x2
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
Their 8 part series on cryptography is also very good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lICOtR078Gw&list=PLB4D701646...
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
My guess would be resolution. Gravitational waves are not only caused by the actual merger but also from the two masses losing energy while spinning closer and closer to each other. The GRB happens when they finally merge.
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
According to Einstein there is no gravity that pulls us to the center of Earth. Instead mass curves spacetime in such a way to make you experience traveling along the curvature as gravity. If the mass is rotating the curvature will also dra
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
Yes, mentioning our taxes always seem to scare people from the US :) Had a look at my own and it's ~53% (total tax) which I would guess is more or less normal, Denmarks is higher I think. We do get a lot for it though..
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
There still needs to be some kind of repositories though and someone will need cash to operate those. We could also use a discovery method to find the repositories and a common payment protocol. Then there's reviews and trust to consid
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
Sweden implemented a carbon tax in the early 90's at $150/T that seems to have worked pretty well. The goal was a bit different and our attitude towards taxes are different then yours but if you're interested.. https:/&
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
Yeah, there seems to be a serious translation problem converting ideas into mechanical action but it's damn satisfying when you finally nail it. I guess the process in itself requires a kind of creativity because how else could we lear
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
Ha! Yes. In 1.56 she convinced me their research is interesting, approachable and important. I also liked this from the projects page: "Fundamentally, intelligence can be thought of as an organism's ability to sense, process, and
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by WhoBeI 9y ago
“Why are we so far from the speed of light?“ Because we don't know how to build an optical router with the same capabilities as the ones we use today and the alternative is to give up on net neutrality. I'm ignoring endpoint perfo

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