47282847

8 ms·

61.
by 47282847 5mo ago
Common thinking is that one of these things you can influence, and the other you cannot. You don’t often read articles that mention the sunrise or seasons because they just are, and everybody is already aware of their contribution.
62.
by 47282847 5mo ago
Huh? Cambridge Dictionary: “the quality of being strong, and healthy or unlikely to break or fail” I provided two dimensions in which I consider the US justice system to have failed. I can provide more. You of course can prioritize differen
63.
by 47282847 5mo ago
Yeah. Well. I guess as a European I want the legal system to be robust in terms of protecting the citizen’s interests against corporations. I can see how you can also want robustness in terms of protecting corporate interests against citize
64.
by 47282847 5mo ago
Agreed. I don’t consider what they present as “evidence”. But that doesn’t turn it into evidence against the theories either. There are other theories that explain “out of body experiences”. We just don’t know. There doesn’t seem to be co
65.
by 47282847 5mo ago
> The US has a robust corporate legal system Thanks for the chuckle. ;)
66.
by 47282847 5mo ago
> By the end of the documentary he is seen in retirement, spending time with his family and reflecting on the time he had missed with them. Thankful for the opportunity but wistful for what could have been.
67.
by 47282847 5mo ago
I understand it is out of fashion, but technologically more advanced are systems that use well defined interfaces and allow pieces to be exchanged easily. After all, we’re communicating over a number of open protocols here. A forum merges a
68.
by 47282847 5mo ago
I don’t see how this is in contradiction. To give one perspective of many, Marshall Rosenberg spent his life researching emotions and violence, and from his point of view, anything you do can ultimately be traced back to your own goals. In
69.
by 47282847 5mo ago
> your data is never retained beyond the life of the request. Like with OpenAI for a year? ” In June 2025, the court ordered OpenAI to retain its consumer and API customer chat logs indefinitely, including any that had been deleted, so
70.
by 47282847 5mo ago
What are emotions, really? It’s a bit easier than consciousness to research but still many theories exist. A popular one is that emotions always appear because the work(ed) to one’s benefit. They are always meant to manipulate the environ
71.
by 47282847 5mo ago
Ah. I always thought it was because of flexibility and timespan of airplane use, but it sounds like you are right! Thanks. TIL. https://simpleflying.com/why-airplnes-ashtrays-lavatories https://www.washingtonpost
72.
The Daily Wire vs. US State Department(courtlistener.com)
1 points by 47282847 5mo ago|0 comments
73.
by 47282847 5mo ago
> can be healthy Or can they. It’s (meant to be) an emergency procedure. Benefits: life. Downsides: plenty. Maybe most relevant in the context of this thread: “In this systematic review and meta-analysis of 61 studies comprising more th
74.
by 47282847 5mo ago
The first I remember using it was SourceForge (1999).
75.
by 47282847 5mo ago
Any sane implementation (like the tool presented here) uses a hybrid scheme with both non-pq and pq combined. But there seems to be some truth to what you’re saying. Story unfolding: https://blog.cr.yp.to/20251004-weakened.h
76.
by 47282847 5mo ago
“So, here it is: if quantum computers start breaking cryptography a few years from now, don’t you dare come to this blog and tell me that I failed to warn you. This post is your warning. Please start switching to quantum-resistant encrypti
77.
by 47282847 5mo ago
Missing from the story: did they reach out to Mullvad? Would have been interesting to see how their security team responded.
78.
by 47282847 5mo ago
Discordians know they’re popes. What a funny idea to think you would have to apply!
79.
by 47282847 5mo ago
Even if it were reported at scale to each and every therapist, they rarely share even anonymized stories with others. Anecdata: I’ve talked to a bunch, and processed some of that shit, but nobody else hears.
80.
by 47282847 5mo ago
It is. Something happened later in my life that opened the floodgates to all kinds of unprocessed shit I’ve watched as kid and early teen. I don’t wish that on anybody. It’s not so much the watching itself, it is often more the lack of talk
81.
by 47282847 5mo ago
This is possible for example across Europe, in some countries more openly in others a bit less so but still. It’s not advertised, one reason being that there are ugly cases of pressure by relatives…
82.
by 47282847 5mo ago
In case you read this: Hi Joanna! Nice to hear from you. Looking forward to your thoughts and sharing.
83.
by 47282847 5mo ago
Being part of the upper <10% in your own country is “privilege“ for me. Being part of the upper <2% worldwide is “privilege” for me. Not seeing that as “privileged” is a sign of privilege for me. Not understanding what I referred to i
84.
by 47282847 5mo ago
I consider that “good mental hygiene”. There was a boundary violation (of self), the recognition of it (awareness), discernment (my mistake), and planting a little of the idea to change future behavior (“sorry” to myself).
85.
by 47282847 5mo ago
Is that really true? I find that more and more TV series have a lot more gruesome elements in there nowadays, also ones aimed at not-only-adults like Stranger Things for example. And horror movies moved from being a niche thing to Hollywood
86.
by 47282847 5mo ago
Number of millionaires in the US: 23,831,00. Yet again, different idea of “privilege”, I guess? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_number_of...
87.
by 47282847 5mo ago
All of the people mentioned have been in millionaire to billionaire families since birth, so based on that alone I am not sure I work with the same definition of “counterculture” as you are.
88.
by 47282847 5mo ago
“Sent from my mobile phone” - no need to inject a product name
89.
by 47282847 5mo ago
„Wait, you really had access to fresh air and water, and you didn’t party all day to celebrate it while it lasted before all went to shit?“
90.
by 47282847 5mo ago
I did not challenge or question Don Ho’s attempts. I attribute the person’s defensive responses as reaction to other people’s displayed lack of empathy, including some posters here, not Don’s. In fact, when you scroll back you will find t

More ›