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by afh1 2y ago
Rio isn't exactly known for its solid institutions or sanitary excellence.
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by afh1 2y ago
>However, no mainstream language has a first-class data type for representing money Parcal has a Currency type. Though, I can understand not calling it mainstream... Fun fact it's a fixed point type which is just a Int64 behind the
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by afh1 2y ago
Or a multi billion dollar fluke like the Metaverse. Time will tell.
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by afh1 2y ago
Photographic evidence has been subject to manipulation before computers were even a thing, more so after Photoshop became widely available. There has always been forensics for that, which will continue to evolve. I think the issue with trus
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by afh1 2y ago
Seems to have great potential in the VFX industry, for one thing.
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by afh1 2y ago
Just release the model and anyone can run locally, there is no cost except for the end user. Meta has the cash flow to do this if they wanted.
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by afh1 2y ago
Unlike a grassy field in a sunny Earth day, space is cold, dark, deprived of oxygen and bombarded by radiation, and the few rocks that exist in the vast void of nothingness are pretty much just lifeless rocks. So yeah, enjoy our house, it&#
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by afh1 2y ago
Is that even possible to do in an unbiased way?
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by afh1 2y ago
"Because some people are irresponsible, responsible people should be prohibited of taking risky actions responsibly." It's the same with the prohibition of alcohol.
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by afh1 2y ago
The impeachment has zero relation with this topic, you are using this space to drop in a political and highly controversial statement in order to try and gain visibility to your highly contentious POV. How is this not removed yet? Flagged.
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by afh1 2y ago
Speak for yourself.
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by afh1 2y ago
Kind of clickbait. It will just fly by and remotely probe the surface. "We’re not a life search mission. We’re a habitability mission".
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by afh1 2y ago
It was opt-out without any warning in the browser for users. They sneaked it in. It's that simple.
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It is still 90 seconds to midnight(thebulletin.org)
2 points by afh1 2y ago|0 comments
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by afh1 2y ago
The problem is being able to sue for something like defamation. At the extreme, like happens in Brazil, innocent people are sent to jail for criticizing politicians. https://mises.org/mises-wire/rothbard-suits-defamatio
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by afh1 2y ago
Law enforcement is also about going after whistleblowers, journalists, or, in most countries, just ordinary citizens the current people in power don't like, even if no crime was committed.
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by afh1 2y ago
I have all the streaming platforms you can think of and still have resort to torrent for any movie older than the 80s it seems...
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by afh1 2y ago
Interesting. How do you handle MFA, do you have a special device for that? Your bank/brokerage don't require their app?
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by afh1 2y ago
Shutting off nuclear to rely on gas from Russia was not seen as an extreme continental security risk. This is nothing...
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by afh1 2y ago
Smartphones don't count?
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by afh1 2y ago
Interesting read, I did not know about Common Crawl. I feel like RTBF is kind of a lost battle these days with more and more crawlers for AI and whatnot. Once on the internet there is no way back, for better or for worse. This tangent aside
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by afh1 2y ago
Interesting, but I guess yq already does that, albeit slower according to the README.
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by afh1 2y ago
What ever happened with just setting up ssh or sftp?
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by afh1 2y ago
What is this js clickbait? Looks like old Flash websites.
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by afh1 2y ago
>The US government is so powerful [...] can invent legal grounds to do pretty much anything to anyone Sounds like what a totalitarian king would do. "In vain they change from a single person to a few. These few have the passions of
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NASA's Perseverance Rover Scientists Find Intriguing Mars Rock(nasa.gov)
1 points by afh1 2y ago|1 comments
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by afh1 2y ago
I feel like Raymond Hill and the uBlock Origin contributors' impact on the web is often unappreciated.
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by afh1 2y ago
Isn't there a way to schedule the updates? With Windows updates, when I used to work at a firm with a critical system running on Windows, we had main and DR servers and the updates were scheduled to first rollout on the main server and
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by afh1 2y ago
If all articles were written like this, straight to the point and only the important bits, I would read a lot more and skim a lot less...
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by afh1 2y ago
Government has by far and wide the most "outsized power" v. a corporation or wealthy citizen... It does not "exercise the will of the people", it forcefully imposes that of their rulers. https://rintintin.colo

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