OgsyedIE

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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
There's no need to use existing laws when you can invent new ones. Under the process of Gleischaltung, many new laws were passed in a five-month window that didn't have any historical precedent including: * Disbarring every lawyer
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
We could assess whether there are any big organizations separate to Hn and engaged on this issue already that could do with support, instead of needlessly duplicating their efforts.
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
/s was apparently necessary, after all.
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
I would say that we differ on the meaning of "political opponents". I am exactly referring to the same group as you: millions of non-whites distributed in some proportion of native citizens, naturalized citizens, documented (legal
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
Every land territory on Earth that is claimed by at least one government also has a government, correct? Either Palestine has a government of its own or Palestine is a part of Israel.
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
They usually do. They regularly begin with saying that they are advocating for peace with a foreign country that we have supported an illegitimate invasion into and that all claims of terrorism are just propaganda. They usually don't d
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
How do you address the argument, frequently made, that their terrorist designation is illegitimate (because terrorist is a designation given to non-state actors) and they are in fact state actors (a government of a state) engaged in war?
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
Peak oil. Everybody stopped talking about it in the late 00s when it was discovered that shale wasn't inaccessible after all, but now every shale patch except the Permian has already peaked and the first derivative of the Permian outpu
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
Europe now has F35s, Patriots, THAADs and the latest Pratt and Whitneys, plus the schematics and technical, metallurgical and maintenance documents. The only thing stopping Macron+Leyen from making a big delegation to join China and hand is
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
Lusitania, Pearl Harbor, etc. Even if you aren't using any current events to support the argument, isolationism has a really bad track record.
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
Answered here AFAICT: https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengine/comments/15d3xwd/how_co...
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
At the bottom of the page, from the same author: "Egalitarianism destroyed Rhodesia"
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Pubchem Appears to Be Offline(pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
4 points by OgsyedIE 2y ago|1 comments
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
If every LLM response is a vector in their embedding space, aren't these misaligned replies just the effect of multiplying whatever vector components represent "appropriateness" by -1?
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
Regardless of whether limited exchanges are possible (and how the views on their relative impossibility differ across the relevant bodies), there's a very clear downside to being the weaker party in an lopsided distribution of arsenals
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
It also has a gigantic pile of obvious errors about how the operational principles and communication chains differ for solid fuel rockets compared to liquid fuel rockets in launching and observing countries. You don't even need to go t
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
Then they'll have much further distances to commute on foot to their jobs.
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
It can't be the UK or France because of their laws around platforms and while Wikimedia has picked Germany the EU as a whole is pretty vulnerable to anticompetitive lobbying for more regulations from the giants that can afford any regu
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
https://acoup.blog https://www.construction-physics.com https://fs.blog https://metafilter.com https://polymerist.substack.com https://ribbonfarm.com https:/&#x2F
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Tastedive(tastedive.com)
2 points by OgsyedIE 2y ago|0 comments
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
https://twostopbits.com is a "Hn for retro computer games".
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
Update: My apologies. I've totally confabulated old blog posts from Antone Johnson with TSPA articles and some Steven Myers papers. The actual figure is a median of 1 subpoena per annum per 430k users if the majority of the users are u
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
I'll go looking for the citation and it may take a couple hours but I'll point out that FWIW my info is drawn from some academic surveying vBulletin and Xenforo site owners in the 2010s so I wouldn't be surprised if they aren
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
Besides the monetary costs of operating small fora there are also significant competence hurdles. Site owners who manage to hit a couple thousand users have to figure out spam handling, automated content moderation (including photoDNA and t
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
The simplest solution to this is bureaucratic. Establish an app approval cybersecurity office within some agency and have the office make two lists: apps that have specific security configurations that need to be enabled and apps that are o
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
Is there a cut-off to this or is it completely inclusive of stuff like Spacewar, Pong, Colossal Cave Adventure and pedit5?
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
What is the proportion of villages where surveying the locals will lead to documenting an abandoned city that is otherwise only known to the locals? If only 2% of villages have an undiscovered profitable heritage, then 98% of surveys will s
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
This link: https://i.redd.it/gm8273jvjrk71.jpg is an map (outdated though, it dates to 2019 AFAIK) of how much of the Earth's surface has been mapped by google street view. Is there a similar map product that shows how
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
Start with a trusted account (eg qntm) and add some proportion of who they retweet to the list. Do this recursively.
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by OgsyedIE 2y ago
That's what I'm suggesting - the catastrophe proceeded to the point that all members of the cluster were either ejected (far away enough to be indiscernable relative to the quasar) or absorbed by the quasar core. Thinking some mor

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