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by Vecr 3y ago
https://www.phoronix.com/news/PuzzleFS-Development-Continues The Linux kernel Rust support is not good enough currently for it to work though.
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by Vecr 3y ago
Did they figure out the suspicious numerical imbalance with premature births in one of the pre-F vaccine trials? It's not something you can just ignore, because the antigens are all pre-F and very similar if not identical.
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by Vecr 3y ago
(Most) trading's not done on chain, it's settled later. Alameda could absolutely trade faster than that.
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by Vecr 3y ago
It's very likely that a ASI system, after destroying humanity, would either fail to survive or be incredibly boring to a hypothetical observer. I don't want to get replaced, I don't want to be an em, and I really don't w
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by Vecr 3y ago
To do that for any drug, the FDA needs to approve the new factory setup at a minimum, and that would probably take at least 3 years in practice. Problem is, vaccines are biologicals and you don't get generics for biologicals so that&#x
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by Vecr 3y ago
And then multiplying it by 2.
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by Vecr 3y ago
I think it's less popular that in was at one point, but lots of people (thousands, not that many people think much on the subject on an absolute level) essentially define the "win condition" for humanity as trillions of human
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by Vecr 3y ago
I'm pretty sure Yann LeCun at one point didn't really care if AIs replaced humans, but I think people got through to him that what happens after AIs take over would almost certainly look really boring to a hypothetical intelligent
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by Vecr 3y ago
RAF = Red Army Faction, AKA Baader–Meinhof
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by Vecr 3y ago
Standard milk is not bacteria free, standard pasteurization absolutely does not inactivate or kill all bacteria. Someone with an even somewhat healthy immune system should be fine, otherwise you could see if you could get it shipped in from
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by Vecr 3y ago
The ATF recently (in the last few years) updated some of their forms to clarify that cannabis is still an illegal drug. In addition, while the DEA may not enforce as much as they used to, they have a clear position on the matter.
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by Vecr 3y ago
> They showed the link between smoking and cancer with a mountain of empirical evidence, including tests on mice. Yes, it does now. From what I've seen, people complain about how long it took for official action in labeling to take
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by Vecr 3y ago
A lot of naturally occurring plants are harmful, castor beans or foxglove for example.
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by Vecr 3y ago
Obviously this is not a real argument against what you said, but the same thing happened with smoking. The tobacco companies said that there might be some set of factors that both caused lung disease, and caused smoking. As opposed to the a
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by Vecr 3y ago
Can you explain about the milk? Is it just the sugar content or something else? I'm genuinely interested, I've never heard about that before.
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by Vecr 3y ago
I'm not sure what part of the passenger jet they'd crash into, but ramming head on into the cockpit might give you the the best success rate if you have enough time to get into position.
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by Vecr 3y ago
A nuclear power plant would almost certainly be required. All plans that only use solar plans are overly optimistic.
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by Vecr 3y ago
Because nature existing in a vaguely pre-human state is only a means to an end. Climate change is only a problem so far as the problems it creates get in the way of humans and their actual goals. Humanity first.
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by Vecr 3y ago
Chinese Communists, i.e. "Red Chinese". The people in control of the mainland after the nationalists got kicked out to Taiwan.
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by Vecr 3y ago
Frequentist science, sorry.
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by Vecr 3y ago
What's AGW? I want to say Anthropogenic Global Warming, but it might be something else, BMD related?
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by Vecr 3y ago
The City in the Middle of the Night by Charlie Jane Anders if the link does not work for you either.
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by Vecr 3y ago
Cochrane is kind of weird, though it probably is how frequentest science is supposed to work, where the null hypothesis is the default. If you actually followed their advice you would get vaccinated for hepatitis A every two years, because
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by Vecr 3y ago
All UTF-8 is big-endian, at least for various ways to think of it. Is little endian UTF-8 a thing that gets used?
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by Vecr 3y ago
In theory that would be protected by the second amendment but I'm not sure how it would go over in practice. I can't actually think of anything though, contractors in the middle east took out the fuel pump kill switch, removed the
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by Vecr 3y ago
I really doubt that's a good idea. The actual carbon fibers (not the plastic they are encased in) are very brittle. You could try using a combination of UHMWPE and Kevlar, but steel is probably still better. Blow dry air through the ca
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by Vecr 3y ago
Rust used to have an interactive prompt of sorts with MIRI, I'm not sure if that's still possible. I don't think I've heard anyone talk about it for 5 years.
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by Vecr 3y ago
.50 SLAP out of a Barret should work quite well, right? Someone should make a new version of Footfall without all the fudd lore.
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by Vecr 3y ago
> - Safety standards should prioritize the safety of people outside the vehicle, as they are the ones forced to suffer it, unlike the person who made the purchase. A rational person (probably in a majority of situations in the US), would
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by Vecr 3y ago
No, I think it makes the the experience strictly better for normal ("real") users. On phones it might burn too much battery, but on desktops or plugged in laptops dedicated users can configure their user agent to send in difficult

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