Archelaos

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by Archelaos 8mo ago
It is a very visible indicator of the quality of the whole. If the spelling is frequently not correct, which a reader can detect relatively easily, how many more mistakes are hidden in the content, which a reader can not detect easily? Are
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Obituary for Jesse Jackson(theguardian.com)
4 points by Archelaos 8mo ago|0 comments
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Obituary for Robert Duvall(theguardian.com)
8 points by Archelaos 8mo ago|1 comments
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Developers speak out about bigotry on Steam(theguardian.com)
5 points by Archelaos 8mo ago|0 comments
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Archive.today CAPTCHA page executes DDoS; Wikipedia considers banning site(arstechnica.com)
5 points by Archelaos 8mo ago|2 comments
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Cees Nooteboom, Dutch author, dies aged 92(theguardian.com)
1 points by Archelaos 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
Quite unlikely. For an army on the move, especially one that had to cover such a long distance, a considerable portion of the troops was assigned to procure provisions anyway. Bret C. Devereaux has written a series of three blog posts on th
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
Is it legal in the USA to point them on public ground?
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
Why should the army leave a dead elephant on the road? They would butcher it themselves and take the meat with them (and the tusks). The locals may have found some large bones for their living room decorations (and may be some skin, if they
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The risk of a hothouse Earth trajectory(cell.com)
345 points by Archelaos 8mo ago|406 comments
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
What exactly are the "neighborhood cameras" mentioned in the article?
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
> chat control The Danish proposal for indiscriminate chat control did not receive enough support and was retracted last autumn. Similar proposals have been put forward regularly over the past 30 years and have so far come to nothing jus
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
> chat control The Danish proposal for indiscriminate chat control did not receive enough support and was retracted last autumn. Similar proposals have been put forward regularly over the past 30 years and have so far come to nothing jus
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
The odds are very low. It all depents on the people. So far, the European citizens are very privacy senstive. The European institutions are characterized by a huge devision of power. There is no chance that European instutitions can impose
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
In C# I use the 'checked' keyword in this or similar cases, when it might be relevant: c = checked(a - b); Note that this does not violate the "Parse, Don't Validate" rule. This rule does not prevent you from doing
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
Strong static type checking is helpful when implementing the methodology described in this article, but it is besides its focus. You still need to use the most restrictive type. For example, uint, instead of int, when you want to exclude ne
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
To add to this: I think that what appears to us to be stagnation in scientific interest was due to the fact that Ptolemaios was so brilliant. Contrary to popular belief, the empirical quality of his cosmology in terms of predictability was
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
In recent weeks, one of my clients has seen a significant decline in conversions from Google ads, leading him to suspend most of his advertising campaigns. Have others here observed the same thing? What exactly is going on here? Where is on
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
This problem is not specific to AI, but a matter of social policy. For example here in Germany, the Gini index, an indicator of equality/inequality has been oszillating about 29.75 +/-1.45 since 2011.[1] In other words, the wealth
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
What about "Linux"? It is also a registered trademark.
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
Most of you have mentioned is not investment, but consumption. Investments means to use money to make more money in the future. Global investment rates are around 25 % of global GDP. Avarage return on investement ist about 10% per year. In
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
In 2024, global GDP was $111 trillion.[1] Investing 1 or 2 % of that to improve global productivity via AI does not seem exaggerated to me. [1] https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.CD
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Single bone in Spain offers first direct evidence of Hannibal's war elephants(phys.org)
93 points by Archelaos 8mo ago|40 comments
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
I am using something inbetween 2 and 3, a hosted Web-site and database service with excellent customer support. On shared hardware it is 22 €/month. A managed server on dedicated hardware starts at about 50 €/month.
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
This is largely due to the fact that modern Italian is a systematised language that emerged from a literary movement (whose most prominent representative is Alessandro Manzoni) to establish a uniform language for the Italian people. At the
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
As a rule of thumb for software that I use regularly, it is very useful to consider the costs over a 10-year period in order to compare it with software that I purchase for lifetime to install at home. So that means 1,798.80 $ for the Pro v
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
It has: "Try not to scream." -- What more do you need?
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
I agree. However, the EU is by far the most advanced on this path. Unfortunately, it is compelled to build its own minor empire now, since the global hegemon abandons its mainly cooperative approach and wants to reign by force. Now, that th
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
The collective has already decided that you must turn the volumn down at 10 PM.
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by Archelaos 8mo ago
In global economies, it is a general rule that different regions of the world specialise in their respective sectors. In the IT industry, we generally observe that early innovators can extend their advantage by binding customers to their te

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