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Reuters or AP IMO. Both take NPOV and accuracy very seriously. Reuters famously wouldn't even refer to the 9/11 hijackers as terrorists, as they wanted to remain as value-neutral as possible.
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by 542458 1y ago
I believe it's mugolio, which is a sweet syrup https://foragerchef.com/mugolio-pine-cone-syrup/
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by 542458 1y ago
There's no evidence that "fake blue rich light" at normal exposure levels has any effect, and not for lack of investigation. Ironically, "real sunlight" which you highlight as a benefit is actually a risk factor, gi
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by 542458 1y ago
What’s the justification for the government subsidizing homes in areas that repeatedly flood? Admittedly I don’t know very much about this, but it just seems like simultaneously wasting money and increasing human suffering.
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by 542458 1y ago
Is there a reason that's superior to subtitles, which are already fairly easy to generate?
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by 542458 1y ago
That's the site owner demanding payment via cloudflare, not cloudflare unilaterally deciding to charge money (as far as I can tell at least). https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-pay-per-crawl/ Looks like The V
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by 542458 1y ago
Oh drat. Yes, you're 100% correct. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8760684/
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by 542458 1y ago
The Todd Miller Apollo 13 documentary (which is phenomenal, it's entirely file footage but assembled better than most blockbusters) has these bits during launch/landing where they overlay the three astronaut's heart rates wit
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by 542458 1y ago
The argument, which doesn't seem insane, is that this film is useful because it is particularly optically clear and strong, which are not properties I would have expected from cellulose. I agree 17 days is too short, but that seems lik
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This might be a dumb question (as I'm not familiar with constraint solvers) but would a linear optimization approach be better? I've used linear optimization for scheduling in the past. The nice thing is that linear optimization h
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by 542458 1y ago
No, it implies that having the power to train AI models exclusively consolidated into a handful of extremely powerful companies is bad.
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by 542458 1y ago
Super minor FYI, but on your website all the images in your portfolio show as broken to me.
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90% of the stuff in the OP will break certain sites… The problem is that non-technical users will think “oh, privacy, that’s good” (which it is, don’t get me wrong), click the “max privacy” option, but then be unable to fix things when they
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The Empire State Building was a legendarily fast build, I don't think being slower than it means this is bad. For example, the One World Trade Center took 4 weeks per floor.
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by 542458 1y ago
Counterpoint, apparently cursor's revenue is in the 300-400 million range. So it's not wildly inconceivable that you'd do 40m profit (although I too am doubtful).
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I think if what the author said was true, you’d be able to improve joke-writing ability by increasing temperature (i.e., allowing more unexpected tokens). I doubt this actually works. As an aside, I just asked gpt5-thinking to write some jo
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If we think those things have positive externalities (such that we want them to happen even if they wouldn't win an auction) we should subsidize them.
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I don't think the concern is "Could this plausibly be defended in a court of law?". The concern is "Is it healthy for society for the government to be deporting people based on political beliefs?".
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by 542458 2y ago
I used to have an ISP that would inject ads into HTTP sites. Every site needs HTTPS.
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by 542458 2y ago
FWIW, modern Macbooks also hardware disable the mic when the lid is closed. https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/security/secbbd20b00b/...
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They are hardwired on Macbooks. From Daring Fireball, quoting an email from an Apple engineer. > All cameras after [2008] were different: The hardware team tied the LED to a hardware signal from the sensor: If the (I believe) vertical sy
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by 542458 2y ago
For what it’s worth, the linked article does not dispute that diet can affect blood cholesterol, but does argue that it doesn’t necessarily equal long term health. > In other words, although diet could successfully lower blood cholestero
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Yes, the exact process varies by community but it generally involves church elders meeting to discuss whether a new technology is likely to benefit or harm family, community and spiritual life.
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Fwiw, the Amish aren’t luddites, they’re not anti-technology in all facets of life. You’ll see Amish folks using power tools, cellphones, computers, etc in their professional lives or outside the context of their homes (exact standards vary
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It article says “domestic flights [plural], and at other locations that police said were linked to the man’s previous employment”, so it’s possible they checked passengers in common between two or more flights that had reports of bad portal
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I think the “easy” bit is increasingly not true, given that blanket AI feature bans mean you’ve banned both Mac OS and Windows.
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Higher plans actually can’t opt in. If I look in settings on my organization plan I cannot turn on the allow training checkbox - it’s disabled in an off state.
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Xylitol in nasal spray helps pull liquid into the nasal passages which helps if you have dry nasal passages and reduces your risk of contracting airborne infections. The amount of Xylitol is also tiny compared to what you get from even natu
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Beeswax wrap for things that don’t need a tight seal. Most things should just go into a container that has a proper lid. IMO you save fridge space that way because now things stack.
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It barely works without JS. Essentially everything other than basic text display is broken, including search, pagination, sorting, etc. that said, I am surprised it works at all given the aforementioned loading throbber before you can see a

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