YokoZar

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by YokoZar 10mo ago
The Internet is a mere 23 PiB according to the graphic. These days you can fit that on just a few racks.
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by YokoZar 11mo ago
As the article points out, there is a safety cost from over-regulation. The impact on air quality from not allowing the new technology quickly enough is very real.
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by YokoZar 11mo ago
Citation needed
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by YokoZar 11mo ago
"further aggression limited to those who have not accepted their dominance" doesn't sound anything at all like "turning around" to me.
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by YokoZar 1y ago
Are you asserting that Rogers employees needed documentation to know that Rogers Wireless runs on Rogers systems?
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by YokoZar 1y ago
That's kind of a weird ops story, since SRE 101 for oncall is to not rely on the system you're oncall for to resolve outages in it. This means if you're oncall for communications of some kind, you must have some other indepe
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by YokoZar 1y ago
When interest rates were particularly low years ago, we saw a large number of companies issuing bonds and then using the money to just do stock buybacks.
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by YokoZar 1y ago
The claim isn't that your saying no to fulfilling orders, it's that your saying no to giving them a discount.
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by YokoZar 1y ago
While it's true that preventing cancer means you're likely to die in a few years of heart disease, and preventing heart disease means you're likely to die in a few years of cancer, solving both will add dramatically more than
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by YokoZar 1y ago
> I’ve had this account for over 20 years and never had any issues before. "Aged" accounts are a thing you can buy on the black market, as well as hacked accounts of users with long chains of legitimate activity. It's not
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by YokoZar 1y ago
It's San Francisco, parking legally generally requires replacing at least one window.
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by YokoZar 1y ago
Compare: "I still get spam, therefore all these anti-spam measures are worthless" It is absolutely the case that there would be more cheating if we turned off the only partially effective systems. We know this because they are re
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by YokoZar 1y ago
It varies. People are often thinner in their twenties than their thirties and forties. If you browse some before and after pictures the ones who have had their skin tighten tend to look younger for that reason alone.
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by YokoZar 1y ago
Just because it's an easy hack doesn't mean it isn't one. It's still lockpicking when it's MasterLock.
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by YokoZar 1y ago
If you were a criminal trolling the Internet for vulnerable servers and found stripe keys... would your first instinct be to refund customers rather than do some other sort of crime? Like what's the motivation you envision here?
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by YokoZar 1y ago
I wonder if this is a case of overfitting from allowing the model to grow too large, and if you might cajole it into learning more generic heuristics by putting some constraints on it. It sounds like the "best" AI without constrai
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by YokoZar 1y ago
The answer is pretty simple here - hire CodeWeavers to work on supporting your game in Proton/Wine rather than some other porting shop doing an old rewrite-style port.
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by YokoZar 1y ago
How can you know if you're a good driver in an emergency situation? We don't exactly get a lot of practice.
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by YokoZar 1y ago
Are you asserting that older roofers are in fact killing other people by falling on top of them? If not, I think you may have missed the point that licensing is to protect others rather than the driver/roofer themselves.
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by YokoZar 1y ago
Healthspan in Denmark, who just raised the retirement age, went up from 67.6 to 71.0 from 2000-2019. (+3.4 years) https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/healthy-life-expectancy-a... Contrast this with Denmark's lifesp
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by YokoZar 1y ago
Great news! The package includes an isOdd function as well!
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by YokoZar 1y ago
If your worry is volcanoes, geothermal power can remove energy from them before they explode. On a sufficient scale they could even prevent them.
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by YokoZar 1y ago
Then why not offer a "dash-cam discount" to the subset of customers that the insurer believes _are_ better drivers, like those with a long history of having no accidents or tickets and tons of miles?
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by YokoZar 2y ago
The story is very likely to be true, it's just stupid
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by YokoZar 2y ago
Hidden behind all these words, the guy installs an air conditioner and then starts using it frequently and then complains that his energy usage is higher than before when he didn't have an air conditioner. Using a heat pump in cooling
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by YokoZar 2y ago
Without a strong theory for why anti-Elon sentiment can't get worse, it's quite plausible we haven't actually hit the "peak" of it. Personally I think it quite likely that Musk will catch significant blame for whate
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by YokoZar 2y ago
The simple answer is because waivers are at the discretion of the administration.
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by YokoZar 2y ago
Those tests are faster now, however what remains entirely untested is simple sickness like colds. That's why you're supposed to call them if you get a cold within a few days of donating, they have no other way of knowing.
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by YokoZar 2y ago
I think the most likely political effect is from media consumption. There have been anecdotal reports of the drug helping people avoid doomscrolling compulsions, which likely means less exposure to various political social media.
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by YokoZar 2y ago
Sure, but shouldn't we expect this to reverse again when it goes out of patent, at least for Ozempic?

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