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by a3w 9mo ago
I thought a minimal darwin distro exists, giving you headless macos?
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by a3w 9mo ago
There was never a zeroth law about being ethical towards all of humanity. I guess any prose text that tries to define that would meander like this constitution.
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by a3w 9mo ago
Sound like the Rationalist agenda: have two axioms, and derive everything from that. 1. (Only sacred value) You must not kill other that are of a different opinion. (Basically the golden rule: you don't want to be killed for your knowl
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by a3w 9mo ago
What is a pub? A place to drink in UK? What is a pub rate?
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by a3w 9mo ago
Here we go again. No, even fusion won't rescue the climate. Fission certainly could have helped in the transition.
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by a3w 9mo ago
[[ is built in, so "test[" as an /usr/bin artifact never exists? (What to call that proposed program, test2, or test[ ?)
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by a3w 9mo ago
We do have slave child labor somewhere in the chocolate production chain, yet chocolate is not cheaper every year.
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by a3w 9mo ago
Are TVs cheap, or does someone else pay the hidden cost? Food would probably be cheaper, if that was traded as freely as TVs. But since there seem to be good reasons to regulate prices that farmers allow to work, not every domain of product
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by a3w 9mo ago
The kernel this speaks of is probably linux. Does windows have a similar round time?
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by a3w 9mo ago
Is there a ship globe, too?
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by a3w 9mo ago
WHO says meat gives you cancer.
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by a3w 9mo ago
Big Broccoli even rolls off the tongue, time to start it!
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by a3w 9mo ago
Beef and chicken cause cancer. Milk can help in regions with dietary low calories, but is mediocre or bad for fat US citizens. I also found the food shown very misleading.
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by a3w 9mo ago
How is milk considered food? Way too sweet for a diet in a rich country.
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by a3w 9mo ago
Later discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=enclose.horse (had more traction)
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by a3w 9mo ago
My head canon: If the true value is medium high, any random measurements that lie even further above are easily explained, as that is a low ratio of divergence. If the true value is medium high, any random measurements that lie below by
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by a3w 9mo ago
Since the trend must go on, we expect StackExchange to now offer answers, and the user responses need to be questions. We could even make a quiz game show out of that! /s
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by a3w 9mo ago
Depends on the thread model, which one is worse. State actor? Gets into data centre, or has to break into a privately owned apartment. Criminal/3rd party state intelligence service? Could get into both, at a risk or with blackmail, thr
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by a3w 10mo ago
Brakes in cars here in Germany are integrated with less than 50 % coverage in the final model testing that goes to production. Seems like even if people could potentially die, industry standards are not really 100% realistic. (Also, redunda
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by a3w 10mo ago
Mouse 2002 introduced an Else operator? Did it forget about "If then else considered harmful" from 1975?
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by a3w 10mo ago
Depends on your thread model: Swiss police can see your proton mail if they get a court to allow viewing it. But the Swiss do not have a submarine, so underwater bottle passing is safe against them. Combine both, and you are safe! Offline m
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by a3w 10mo ago
I read the article. And see zero evidence given that letting kids survive is a bad thing if you trade in nothing important. Then again, this seems US centric. But this comment just seems cruel, making people think it is their fault if they
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by a3w 10mo ago
For me, TMPI and SHARP look great. TMPI is consistently brighter, though, with me having no clue which is more correct.
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by a3w 10mo ago
DIN is not a government; CEN is an NGO, too. But yes, for commercial offers, presumption of conformity mean you have to pay for norms to adhere to law. Big fail. Especially since non-commercial but persistent and public, not "for profi
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by a3w 10mo ago
Yet. 2035: running Doom on rat brains.
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by a3w 10mo ago
Having been an eight year old boy, I remember the number one rule of physics: "Using force is always right. But can I apply enough force"
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by a3w 10mo ago
"rating to low by 1.3" for a restaurant rated 5/5. WTF? One and zero are not probabilities, and 6 out of 5 is not a rating.
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by a3w 10mo ago
Running LLaMA-12 7B on a contact lens with WASM (arxiv.org) is clearly wrong, it should be "Llama 12 on smart contacts runs Doom"
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by a3w 10mo ago
Also, color pigments might age differently. Is the image we see today really what was initially drawn? E.g. the famous night watch picture, which was larger and brighter.
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by a3w 10mo ago
Ah, this is a Ubiquity product. That explains it. Why did AVM or Netgear Orbi not get this treatment for "works", though?

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