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by 1shooner 5y ago
As you might expect, this does disable the 'whitelist' mod functionality.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
The study addresses this: the cases selected for analysis include multi-modal observation (e.g. visual + radar).
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by 1shooner 5y ago
I'm not anyone is assuming much about the moral behavior of the Russian state right now.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
>There's a built-in assumption that Russia will observe some red lines whereas %your country% doesn't need to. This assumption may fail eventually if you try it. You are saying that a military invasion is before the red line, a
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by 1shooner 5y ago
I'm remembering the Santa Monica Farmers Market Crash: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Monica_Farmers_Market_cr...
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by 1shooner 5y ago
Is there any clear historical evidence that these specific phases were ever successfully executed? My impression is that mid-century soviet intellectualism loved to put together these kind of grand theories of social engineering.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
>I don't think I've ever seen a site using this approach yet. What have you been looking for? It seems like this would be hard to observe.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
I would say that any assessment calling blockchain on par with the greatest achievements in theoretical physics to also be inherently suspect.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
> we're in a Windows world. Teams runs on Linux, and almost any conceivable alternative runs on Windows. I don't see what Windows has to do with it, other than suggesting a general cultural tolerance for bad user experience.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
But you're not selling ads. The user has opted-in to seeing spamware that gives them OS-level notifications, right? Is this new? I guess I don't see the specific impact on web content producers.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
Could you describe the negative consequence of BAT for a website owner that doesn't want to sell ads?
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by 1shooner 5y ago
I may be missing something, but I don't see any sort statistical accounting for vaccination rates in any of this article's referenced studies. The authors explicitly use this to dismiss studies that saw mask effectiveness, but the
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by 1shooner 5y ago
It's a research brief, and it links to the DOI. You can find the actual paper: https://psyarxiv.com/xyast/download?format=pdf
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by 1shooner 5y ago
The difference is that 1 person responsible for installing 1 valve can't disable every car sold in the last year if they decide they aren't being paid enough.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
> the millenial hard work essentially ruined their health Is this referring to a specific trend or statistic?
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by 1shooner 5y ago
According to NYT[0]: Japan has an 80% vaccination rate, with 1.7M total COVID cases. The US has a 62% vaccination rate, with 59.4M total COVID cases. 0. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/us/covid-cases.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
I thought the pushback on the comparison to flu was the conclusion that's intended to draw. The 2018 flu outbreak hospitalized approximately 710,000 Americans[0]. Public health professionals generally thing flu should have more public
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by 1shooner 5y ago
My favorite line from that article: >Kenneth Murphy, who directs FEMA’s Region X, the division responsible for Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Alaska, says, “Our operating assumption is that everything west of Interstate 5 will be toast.”
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by 1shooner 5y ago
This is a serious failure of communication.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
So the speculation is that because he had free transcoding software on his desktop, that he understands transcoding?
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by 1shooner 5y ago
Have you done this before successfully? I wouldn't just stop paying for a service to without following the agreed-upon termination process, it sounds like a great way to get referred to a collection agency.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
>Look at abortion for example, do right wing evangelicals value this issue less than their support for a 10-thousand+-kilometer-away country? did they manage to make it controversial and costly to not adopt their position on it? Being an
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by 1shooner 5y ago
>COVID the pandemic ended back in May This simply isn't true in my state. We had a significant spike in COVID patient hospitalizations and deaths starting in August. This is attributed by public health experts to the low vaccination
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by 1shooner 5y ago
>They are not free to do that. Wouldn't they subpoena Amazon directly, who by virtue of this partnership is likely to oblige? The owner of the camera would have no agency in that transaction.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
I've never seen these two approaches as necessarily in opposition. Yes, search engines can and probably should use proprietary algorithms to derive semantic meaning, relationships, and credibility, but we can also have a more expressiv
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by 1shooner 5y ago
We're starting to set up Gitpod for LAMP apps (e.g. Drupal), and it seems to work well with docker-in-docker running each part of that stack in their respective containers.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
I have a browser extension ('leechblock') to stop me from viewing r/all and r/popular, and it really is night and day. If I happen to somehow end up on those pages on another device, it's jarring. I don't recog
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by 1shooner 5y ago
I was thinking most recently of Facebook's own internal reporting on the problem: https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/09/16/1035851/facebook...
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by 1shooner 5y ago
>conspiratorial thinking I wasn't aware there was any question that foreign groups (state supported or otherwise) actively coordinate on Facebook to influence US political campaigns.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
The site has a lead-in to discussion about critical interpretation of the whole phenomenon of territory acknowledgement: https://native-land.ca/resources/territory-acknowledgement/

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