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Yes but the discussion is about places in Europe that a night train can reach, are these price-subsidizing tourist places among them?

We both know that China's coal production is not the reason the tariffs are in place

And 'History' is under 'Bookmarks'!

And instead they choose to keep the browser diversity alive by taking away your right to choose (your browser in iOS). A sad state of affairs that this is the only thing keeping us from complete Chrome monopoly.

> because the models may potentially possess moral status and awareness

There is 0 chance they care about "ethics" here, it must and will be because of their bottom line. And I added quotes due to my personal belief that I consider the discourse about whether or not the models are sentient (or alive) to be incredibly dumb.

Realistically, how long would it take this company to comply with all the relevant regulations (even just the local ones) before it can fly with human passengers? I imagine new safety guidelines would need to be written for wherever this aircraft is permitted to fly.

> they stole the IP, then used public funds to make cheaper versions in the hope of leading the markets

If you steal my IP and you make a better - or at least comparative but cheaper - product, that's on me for not innovating further.

That's the kind of content I come to HN for, thanks!

The NSFW part definitely depends on where you live, Switzerland doesn't require it for example

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There are no gates anywhere in Switzerland, but one will encounter patrollers much more frequently in the trains (seldom in the trams/buses). I was flabbergasted by the low-trust look of the 2.5-meters high gates in the Paris subway

At least for now Reddit doesn't require neither phone number nor email address (I think)

Yes this is their reasoning, it doesn't mean we shouldn't hate the players and the game alike

> understanding the bare-metal firmware for a computer

IMO this is still relevant, everything surrounding the LLMs needs such a vast infrastructure that I don't know if I would find it more useful to learn the maths behind ML than CS