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by Fordec 3y ago
Disagree that that is OK. A good democracy will have access for whoever requests it to validate and learn about their peers more, not forced behind a paywall. Hopefully by enabling my ethos, it marginally feeds towards culturally maintainin
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by Fordec 3y ago
> How are you going to do that? The same way it's organized among the political parties. Word of mouth, social media and good will among interested parties who trust each other for a common goal of maintaining democratic principles.
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by Fordec 3y ago
The project I'm currently working on is a community data aggregator for an upcoming election to improve election transparency. I will not be requesting user sign up or registration because the average age of the users will be over 45 a
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by Fordec 3y ago
There are vast reasons to prevent brigading, false information, information manipulation and any other number of malicious inputs that otherwise in a forum for people require trust to maintain community quality. Even for free reasons, espec
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by Fordec 3y ago
Can't trust you either. Are you a bot? Well it's good to assume you are by default, since it's the majority of internet traffic anyway. And for your privacy, you're not exactly forthcoming with data to now prove otherwis
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by Fordec 3y ago
If RISC-V is just their platform to provide a different company to license IP from, I'm just sticking to Arm. RISC-V is only interesting as a platform for a different business model.
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by Fordec 3y ago
Please look up the family of Enoch Burke (and siblings) as of late and what his mother who home-schooled the whole family on the basis of religious ground has wrought lately.[0] It does happen, how ever you wish to disparage others for fact
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by Fordec 3y ago
Wikipedia can be edited by anyone, including a Microsoft PR intern.
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by Fordec 3y ago
Not ergonomic for use by providing a public trait API in a library when step one is [also] import this other hack library to get up and running.
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by Fordec 3y ago
Coming in 1.74 apparently but it seems to be behind schedule by what the plan was in the Gantt chart. It's a feature I'm eagerly keeping tabs on as it have so many hacks in my active work that will [just work] once I can use asy
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by Fordec 3y ago
Beresheet: 1,300 lbs Danuri: 1,495 lbs Hakuto-R: 2,200 lbs DART: 1,340 lbs Artemis 2: 112,000 lbs Even by your examples there remains a 10,000% to 5,000% fold scale difference. And SpaceX agrees with this. This difference in scale is why th
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by Fordec 3y ago
In other news it cost me $1500 to do a year of grocery shopping trips while it cost $1500 for one transatlantic return trip holiday. Apples to oranges comparison. 400km to low earth orbit is not compatible to a 384400km trip to another grav
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by Fordec 3y ago
I know I gave up on it anyway without desktop. But what I really gave up on was lack of discovery on how to get my twitter network replicated. I was at least able to do that with Mastodon for all its UX sins.
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by Fordec 3y ago
Today might be a bit soon. We only caught wind of this Tuesday and there's about two days of cooking to be done in the process. Friday if someone is basically livestreaming and literally had everything on hand. My guess is more likely
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by Fordec 3y ago
And say what you want about her, but nobody ever said she was one for wavering. In everything she did she committed to and knew all about owning consequences. If she was suicidal, and she had the track record, she was well able to have foll
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by Fordec 3y ago
In the immediate short term, the power level supported is too low for the real shiny applications that everyone talks about. But the main one that is screaming at me for this technology sitting in front of us is SQUID sensors and RF antenna
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by Fordec 3y ago
The Brit needs to engage in his Paddy bashing. 0.5% is an EU regulation than Ireland specific. And apparently the same level in the US from my (just done now) googling.
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by Fordec 3y ago
If this pans out, this is some 2044 Nobel Prize stuff
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by Fordec 3y ago
I'd say I expect better of an IBM employee, but I plainly don't.
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by Fordec 3y ago
Literally saying seek a professional opinion, not diagnosing themselves.
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by Fordec 3y ago
An average of 2.5% per year for 10 years. It would be like spending $575B per year now on a percentage of GDP basis. You can do a lot of things with that money. Now we're talking about missions doing it for a once off $100M. So yes, m
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by Fordec 3y ago
Huh, not the OPs intent I'm sure, but this actually makes me want to give Grammarly a second look.
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by Fordec 3y ago
You can admit a problem to yourself in private to get to work on it, you don't need to declare you're an active drug addict at every job interview.
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by Fordec 3y ago
If he said anything otherwise the economic death spiral would become a cliff. He's just doing his job to not make national headlines basically telling people to run to the hills. He's not right, but he's not in a political po
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by Fordec 3y ago
Salt is a taste enhancer where the underlying food is not up to scratch. The food quality is getting worse as companies seek margins and throw the salt in to compensate for their business decisions.
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by Fordec 3y ago
As much as I prefer electrification, EUs policy on this front is clear. The shipping industry is one of the cited primary motivators for the EUs current Hydrogen infrastructure initiatives, such as the "Fit for 55" program. Just a
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by Fordec 3y ago
Well as of 2021 54% of German tracks are already electrified and have a 75% 2030 goal, so to claim it's going to take 50 years to do the other 46% seems wildly off base.
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by Fordec 3y ago
Europe has a much more fleshed out freight rail system and the vast majority of European countries have ocean access, so long range haul can be done by the cheapest form of transport of all, boat.
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by Fordec 3y ago
So be it.
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by Fordec 3y ago
The Lindy Effect.[0] [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect

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