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by htlion 3y ago
You must be having noisy nights at home to enjoy 2 hours door to door travel by plane. The state of the train network is terrible so it should be used as a bad example. Trains are longer but for most people they are more comfortable physic
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by htlion 3y ago
Singapore government definitely made smart moves and had a strong vision. But you can't omit that its geographical position gave it a tremendous advantage with regards to trade. It will be very hard to replicate elsewhere, others will
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by htlion 4y ago
> I'll be surprised the day there's a positive article about crypto on HN. I am annoyed by such arguments because crypto has now existed for quite a long time, and the positives are very limited if existent at the moment. Would
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by htlion 4y ago
I would even go further and say that the AI talking to an AI phenomenon will lead to AIs replacing APIs as we know them currently. We had to develop APIs to define how products can talk together. But in the near future, we may just need to
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by htlion 4y ago
AI will become the first publisher of contents on any platform that exists. Will it be texts, images, videos or any other interactions. No banning mechanisms will really help because any user will be able to copy-paste generated content. On
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by htlion 4y ago
We need to compare the imported water from food and the exported water from food. Also, considering NM is a bit tricky. With 7 inhabitants /km2, NM is a very rural state, so it is expected that it would export its food. I would be very
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by htlion 4y ago
Residential is only 7% if you put the burden on the producer (agriculture) and not the consumer (people). Every time that such numbers are shared, most people quickly jumps to "farmers should pay more attention / switch cultures
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by htlion 4y ago
I wholefully agree, the problem with this kind of repos is that Python already makes most patterns trivial. So you either create a trivial example that does not bring value or you introduce unnecessary abstractions for the sake of them. I a
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by htlion 4y ago
I completely agree, seeing bad behavior happening frequently on the streets, I just realized that governments just chose to ignore those and not enforce law. There are some extreme, like SF of course. But I feel like this is a tendency amon
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by htlion 4y ago
What about trading and wash sales? Would not that make the average very high? I have no numbers so I can't say more, but 140 transactions per month per user doesn't sound that high considering the above.
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by htlion 4y ago
I agree that the quality of life is currently better than it has even been. Though the future is looming because of climate change. Last year, a heat dome destroyed a tow in Canada, yet we are just at the beginning of the consequences. This
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by htlion 4y ago
As Bourdieu presents it, there are the economic, social and cultural capitals from your parents. I believe more and more that the social and cultural capitals can vary wildly even among seemingly privileged families. We can only gauge the e
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by htlion 4y ago
> if people go to university and actually study and work hard to get a degree, it should be normal they don’t have to go through this bullshit. There are many flaws in this argument: - what about people without degrees but skills, do the
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by htlion 4y ago
I have been through it recently, you are right about the time investment. Though the resources are massively available and they are good quality (to my surprise). Of course you need the motivation, but which kind of interviews does not man
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by htlion 5y ago
I would add the fact that the company is based in Antigua. So the overall picture is a very profitable company, in a domain which, as of now, mostly enables fraud at an insane energy cost, based in a tax haven. But somehow, this is for the