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by Natsu 1y ago
You can find interviews online with his neighbors, etc. who all say hated his family for being conservative.
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by Natsu 1y ago
I guess he didn't see the info that the police released? https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/16/us/text-message-tyler-robinso...
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by Natsu 1y ago
Meltdowns aren't physically possible if we're building newer types of plants, so there can't be a new Chernobyl or even Fukushima if we're using modern types of passively cooled plants.
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by Natsu 1y ago
This reminds me of the part of The Book of Why by Judea Pearl discussing how do calculus and the causal revolution came about with the simple insight that effects come before causes and so do calculus was invented to keep track of that in t
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by Natsu 1y ago
Even if you have, others would probably like that story, since I recall it being well-received here in the past.
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by Natsu 1y ago
You can read more about the Dolphin ubershader project here: https://dolphin-emu.org/blog/2017/07/30/ubershaders/
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by Natsu 1y ago
I would go so far as to inherently mistrust any legal reporting that does not link to the ruling or trial footage at this point. I've watched multiple public trials and seen reporting that simply did not reflect what actually went on.
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by Natsu 1y ago
I think there's some difference between distributed reputation among many different groups for different purposes and a top-down, centralized reputation from the government that controls most of what you can do in life. One is more dis
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by Natsu 1y ago
To refute the parent, you have to argue that it's a good idea, not just that it's done. It's not hard to find plenty of things that people do which are terrible ideas.
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by Natsu 1y ago
If you actually ride in one, you do notice some off behaviors that I didn't pick up while just driving alongside them. That said, I agree that the bad human drivers have done things far, far worse than any of the cars. The biggest gri
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by Natsu 1y ago
One problem is that we're, on average, fatter than before, and while tech isn't the primary cause, it's a contributor. Being overweight can cause sleep apnea, which in turn can cause depression and anxiety because it turns o
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by Natsu 1y ago
> The question is, try to spend $1bn on stuff. Go. That gets a lot easier to spend if you decide you want to explore space or something.
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by Natsu 1y ago
> the response for that function should maybe differentiate between "401 because you didn't authenticate" and "401 because your privileges are too low". I'd tend to think it more proper if it were 401 you d
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by Natsu 1y ago
As someone who'd naturally stay up all night and sleep until noon, I've found that very tiny doses of melatonin (1 mg, preferably less) a few hours before bed work wonders to help me get proper sleep and stay on schedule with ever
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by Natsu 1y ago
There are still a few of us Perl programmers around, though it's far less popular than it was a few decades ago.
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by Natsu 1y ago
That finding is probably not reliable because of the way they do binning: https://www.cremieux.xyz/p/brief-data-post?open=false#%C2%A7...
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by Natsu 1y ago
Being overweight can cause sleep apnea and fatty liver disease, so there may be some correlation due to that.
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by Natsu 1y ago
> Card & Kruger (1994) was a null result paper showing that increasing the minimum wage has a null effect on employment rates. This result went against the common assumption that increasing wages will decrease employment at the time.
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by Natsu 1y ago
> Anyone who has done extensive athletic physical activity knows that you will up your calorie intake unless you take explicit and intentional effort not to. It also seems to be harder to dial your dietary intake back down if you cease t
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by Natsu 1y ago
I've read more than just this particular writeup. See also: https://ian.sh/mcdonalds > During a cursory security review of a few hours, we identified two serious issues: the McHire administration interface for res
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by Natsu 1y ago
"Monkey see, monkey do" as they say.
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by Natsu 1y ago
I wonder if Hertz will someday pivot into making donuts at this rate.
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by Natsu 1y ago
123456 was both the username & password, they were hit by CWE-1392 because someone failed to change the default credentials.
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by Natsu 1y ago
After reading the headline and before reading the article, I thought it'd be something like a visual hash of readme files, as an easy way to see if anything had changed between releases. I was thinking that might be a useful thing for
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by Natsu 1y ago
Did you ever check for sleep apnea? The tests for it can be done at home now if anxiety would otherwise be a concern.
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by Natsu 1y ago
> It seems like all current guard rails are basically just prompting it extra hard. I bet they'll still read me stories like my dear old grandmother would. She always told me cute bedtime stories about how to make napalm and biowea
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by Natsu 1y ago
Sure, you can just send Connection: close but that's not generally what people want, because they might have take a hit to latency by establishing another SSL connection.
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by Natsu 1y ago
> In Computer Science, for example, there are many concepts that are commonly assumed to be beyond the abilities of mere mortals: protocols, cryptography, and web servers come to mind. This baffles me, because a basic HTTP/1.0 serve
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by Natsu 1y ago
Biology is always messy, but most impacts of off-target changes would be for the pig. When I look at references like this, it's hard to see what there is going to somehow affect humans: https://molecularsciences.org/co
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by Natsu 1y ago
In this case "healthy" refers to keeping them from getting a specific virus, and the genetic changes are so we don't have to fill them with antibiotics.

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