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by Brybry 2y ago
ercot (texas): https://www.ercot.com/services/comm/mkt_notices/notices miso (midcontinent): https://www.misoenergy.org/markets-and-operations/notificati... ieso (canada/ontario): h
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by Brybry 2y ago
"This thing is incredible," Jobs said. "It's the first supercomputer on a chip.... We think it's going to set the industry on fire." "The G4 chip is nearly three times faster than the fastest Pentium III&q
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by Brybry 2y ago
Cause then everyone tells Google that their demographic is the one that shows ads that pay the best. Though people are doing that with SEO anyway so it is a weird game. I think maybe all ads would need to be the same value to fix a lot of t
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by Brybry 2y ago
What if "Autopilot"/"FSD"/computer-assisted driving hallucinates and drivers using it run over children but at a lower rate than people who are not using computer-assisted driving run over children? If progress
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by Brybry 2y ago
I don't believe it has to be sold to Americans. It just can't be "controlled by a foreign adversary" (which is a very specific set of criteria in the law). [1] There are plenty of scenarios where TikTok ends up under non
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by Brybry 2y ago
This hasn't worked well in a decade or more. I used to pretend to be Googlebot a lot to bypass paywalls but I think these days there is either IP range filtering or more advanced fingerprinting.
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by Brybry 2y ago
That doesn't seem to be what the study they cited said though. Basically the common model was that metabolism steadily declines with age (for adults). The study cited[1] says that doesn't match their data. What they found was that
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by Brybry 2y ago
That's not just a 6 years thing. The Pentagon has never passed an audit (the first Defense Department audit in its history was in 2017).
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by Brybry 2y ago
If Bytedance tried to dodge it then the app stores (which are all run by American companies) wouldn't be allowed to list the TikTok app and no US company would be allowed to host the website. [1] So, yes, the website would still work w
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by Brybry 2y ago
Legally there wasn't a need to rush, the FISA court had certified the process until 2025. [1] But probably companies could have stopped cooperating and challenged it in court. [1] https://www.wyden.senate.gov/news/
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by Brybry 2y ago
I believe ssh-keygen -t ecdsa -b 521 pub keys will have ecdsa-sha2-nistp521 in plaintext at the start. I don't know how to tell from the priv key. And I think converted key pairs in Putty format (.ppk) will have PuTTY-User-Key-F
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by Brybry 3y ago
By not having this law and doing it client side. My opinion is the law is bad.
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by Brybry 3y ago
I don't think traditional American understandings on freedom were for state identity document requirements. That's why we have no federal IDs and social security numbers are abused and why we use driver's licenses for identif
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by Brybry 3y ago
There's really no need for ID checking. Most porn sites already self-regulated by marking their content adult with meta tags/headers. Parental control software picks up on that. [1] Social media could do the same thing: make a soc
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by Brybry 3y ago
You can get a religious exemption[1] and Florida was in the news recently about a measles outbreak where their Surgeon General advised parents of unvaccinated kids to make their own choice on sending their kids to school or not. [2] You can
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by Brybry 3y ago
Not really, farming is a clever hack that we only learned in the last ~12,000 years [1] The evidence is that most of our existence we hunted and gathered nomadically. [1] https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource&#x2
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by Brybry 3y ago
I think forcing a sale of TikTok is fine -- after all China effectively does the same thing for all US companies in China. But H.R. 7521 gives power to handle more than TikTok. (g)(3)(B) [1] certainly looks to me like it can be used by any
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by Brybry 3y ago
Is this not just credential stuffing? The article cites these two sources[1][2] which say > Unauthorized individuals using account credentials believed to have been obtained from third-party source(s) were used to access individual custo
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by Brybry 3y ago
U.S. fertility rate was dropping long before the 60s (and even before the great depression) [1] though it does sound like contraception may have had an impact. [2] [1] https://www.prb.org/resources/the-decline-in-u-s-fe
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by Brybry 3y ago
The first link, and its author, and some of the core claims, seem a bit controversial (not necessarily that there was a MWP but claiming it was similar to current warming). [1][2][3] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do
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by Brybry 3y ago
To add to this with sources: "Loss of primary station's signal. The translator must be set up to go off the air if the main station's signal is lost." [1] and cites regulations [2][3] [1] https://www.fcc.gov&
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by Brybry 3y ago
I don't know about 666 days but my senior citizen parents complain about specialists where the earliest (non-emergency) appointment is 6+ months out. They have figured out the right time in the morning to call every day to try to gra
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by Brybry 3y ago
That's a nice find. I think BLS leisure time data is from the American Time Use Survey [1] which I think is asking something similar to this questionnaire [2] on page 22. I'm not sure that's saying household time. For examp
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by Brybry 3y ago
The 1991 data and on was 4+ hours per person (older than 2). 7-8 hours per household. They didn't have per person for the 1950 to 1990 data, only household (pdf in the link).
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by Brybry 3y ago
In the text it says "covered platform knows is used by minors", "covered platform knows is a minor", and "platform knows is a child". > The term “know” or “knows” means to have actual knowledge or knowledge
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by Brybry 3y ago
According to historical Nielsen data[1] from 1991 to 2009: most Americans. Even back to 1950, for per household data, it was above 4 hours. [1] https://www.nielsen.com/insights/2009/average-tv-viewing-for...
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by Brybry 3y ago
> Nothing in this Act shall be construed to require ... a covered platform to implement an age gating or age verification functionality. Does it even have an age verification requirement? The only part I could find was it requires the NI
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by Brybry 3y ago
It's fairly easy to prove the harm from polio. It's not so easy to prove harm from internet access. There are studies that suggest social media can harm adolescent mental health[1] but there are also studies that suggest the magni
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by Brybry 3y ago
The Roborock vacuum experience is pretty good. We have a fearless cat and I've never felt it was unsafe around the vacuum. Generally it just works. The only "issues" I've had to deal with are: a) it'll eat cords s
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by Brybry 3y ago
That might be true in some regions but there also many regions in the US with very little health insurance competition.[1][2] [1] https://www.ama-assn.org/delivering-care/patient-support-adv... [2] https://w

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