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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
Can I go around telling people I program if I don’t write directly in binary?
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
I disagree. I don’t care about a “marathon” I just need to cover 42.2k. If you wanna make a game out of it and run that distance that’s fine, but I have errands to do and just need to cover the distance. If you wanna draw for the feeling of
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
An AI assistant to generate abstracts for research papers, and to summarize videos. While a cool technical project, I think the author falls for the mistaken belief that “if only I approached this in a smarter fashion I could do everything
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
> which are likely increasingly obsolete with fluoride being in tooth paste and many other sources besides water. See the rest of this thread. If you think the group (at RFK doing so in an official government capacity) using such inflamm
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
> it's very reasonable to call anything that's lethal at 5g, to a human adult, as dangerous. No it is not. It is sensational and intentionally inflammatory. It is especially damming coming from someone in his position. Vitamin
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
Never let the truth get in the way of a good grift.
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
> dangerous neurotoxin I think you can pretty easily infer his opinion about toothpaste containing a "dangerous neurotoxin".
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
Might I introduce you to the US’ head of antivax and conspiracy theories: https://x.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/1852907832884285708
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
“Company seeks to ban its competition”
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I think the prevailing usage for content creator generally includes YouTubers, podcasters, bloggers, etc. Though given the scare quotes I can see why you assumed it was being used euphemistically rather than “person who makes slop to feed a
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
I actually see it worse than that. Complaints that the powerful elite are doing X against the rest of us is reframed at “the powerful elite are in a conspiracy together to do X”. Which is no longer the original argument. Bezos and musk don’
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
It is because the algorithm is worse. So many garbage results are showing up which they continue to allow. Kagi lets me completely block specific domains. If Google cared about quality they’d let you do the same.
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If only there was a good Linux version of Alfred.
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
It’s why I write all of my code directly in binary. Depending on a compiler, or god forbid Python, is really detrimental to me accomplishing my goal as a data scientist: allocating registers.
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
It still is. But the apologists are vast in number and heavy in their delusions.
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
Sub exposures are taken explicitly to avoid this issue. It also lets you easily to be planes and satellites.
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
> business model innovation The OpenAI grift, the Facebook & Google stalking advertising, the Uber “independent contractors”, and the Amazon two-for of workers pissing in bottles and squeezing your suppliers so prices rise everywhere
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
Emphasizing voting with your wallet means those with the most money dictate how things work. Google and Apple vote with their wallet all the time. When they’re buying competitors, buying preferential treatment for each other, and buying law
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
Better than voting with your wallet is voting with your vote and getting regulations in place.
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
Fog and heavy rain are not “tests he intentionally created to make Lidar look better.”
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
I did say “almost always” goes up and the to right. Look at the graph. Sometimes there may be year over year decreases, but the trend is very firmly up and to the right.
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If we switch from % to absolute terms you can see it is almost always up and to the right.
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
Not at all. They are one bill away (look at the UK). We cannot solve political problems by ignoring them and retreating into code.
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
It helps with security. It’s why starting with iOS 20 you can’t access non-notarized websites either.
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
Thankfully the that doesn’t describe the majority of non-commercial, or even commercial, requirements.
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
The Romans had it right. 12 hours of daylight between sunrise and sunset. Super simple, none of this daylight saving business.
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
Except most emissions are not leaks . A leak implies an unintended or unwanted behaviour. But most emissions are from indented behaviour of the system. The equipment is. designed to vent to atmosphere as part of normal operation, and it’s
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
Risks can be mitigated. But the first step is always eliminating the hazardous material if possible. And many options exists that are less inherently dangerous than ammonia. Like methanol. At least it’s a liquid and not nearly as bad. But
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
> readily available in the environment. That’s a red herring. Getting hydrogen and nitrogen out of their naturally occurring forms (bonded to other things or to themselves) and turning it into ammonia is very energetically intensive. &gt
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by _aavaa_ 2y ago
Yes rocketry has made very dangerous chemical. And hydrazine is used in other fields too. But it’s used because there aren’t safer alternatives that are fit for purpose. Ammonia is being pushed as a predatory delay strategy. The article hin

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