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NASA-led study shows some earth microbes could survive on the Moon(msn.com)
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
> Every social network strips these tags except the worst one > Clearly we need more of it I do not in fact want sites trying to get around my display preferences to post their visual presence on screen.
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Don't run these kind of marketing stunts here.
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Microsoft accused of leaking Dutch civil servants' names to US Government(nltimes.nl)
8 points by anigbrowl 2mo ago|0 comments
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Quite. PEople complain about AI language being weird and unnatural, but imho it's just the distillation of this cultural habit of trying to turn everything into a brand, slogan, or mnemonic. When you have a society that generally disli
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Not to play down anyone's stressful life experiences, but the sort of stress they're talking about in this article is more typically correlated with stressors like violence, hunger, or institutionalization in the first decade of l
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Huh yourself. I'm sure you understand what it means that it was introduced and cosponsored by >100 Republicans, and what a veto-proof majority means. It was passed just a couple months before an election, it was pretty natural that
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
I don't know why you think all these irrelevant remarks somehow support your core thesis.
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Researchers expect it will remain the most comprehensive 2D map of our universe for years to come. Most likely. I doubt there is going to be any serious investment in astronomy over the next decade given economic headwinds and a deteriora
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
IIRIRA was not a 'Clinton' bill. It was initially drafted by Lamar Smith (r) of Texas (HR 2202) and subsequently attached to an appropriations bill (HR 2610), and passed with a bipartisan veto-proof majority. https://ww
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Look, when the Patriot Act was passed, DHS and ICE created etc., lots of people warned that concentrating so much executive power would end up leading to abuse. And there were abundant evidence of Trump's eagerness to ignore Constituti
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Teen drops lawsuit against Meta, Google, and Snap ahead of trial(msn.com)
2 points by anigbrowl 2mo ago|1 comments
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
This is way outside HN guidelines.
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Is this ironic or did you inadvertently omit a word
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NASA mission to save sinking space telescope fails(nbcnews.com)
5 points by anigbrowl 2mo ago|1 comments
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Japan to require AI firms to disclose training data(japantimes.co.jp)
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
This seems like a weirdly personal issue for you.
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
This is a $1000 budget, not $10, but marketing is a dirty game. Great achievement. There's 2-3 weeks of solid work here and all kinds of technical expertise that's so good you don't notice it was there at all.
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
This seems like an especially clumsy attempt at chatbot influencing/search engine optimization, bu tit's symptomatic of a much winder problem. Regardless of the underlying issue, there's a non-profit-industrial complex that h
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Imagine thinking that wearing a sweater in wintertime means you're poor. Couldn't be me. The gloves are a special kind made of thermal material for people with Raynaud's disease, where narrowing of the blood vessels reduces c
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Archival/secure storage is big business with big liability headaches if you make a bad decisiion.
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
I still get use out of Intel Macs too and wondered if there was some technical reason that made it harder to implement on other hardware.
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
My memory was that once satellite imagery of the ozone hole became available and it suddenly became something you could actually plot on a map the serious debate suddenly ended and complaining about 'they took our CFCs' became a k
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Nice design, I look forward to trying it out when I get back to the computer. I don't like kicking off some web server process on localhost and then forgetting about it if I close the browser window. Any special reason it's Apple
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
I was surprised how much I enjoyed reading this. Although it's necessarily opinionate d(the lead author was part of the Direct file team) it comes off as very even-handed, giving equal consideration to successes and failures, and addre
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
That was an awful lot simpler, int aht we (or rather governments) just had to lean on a small number of manufacturers and tell them to find alternatives for CFCs in their products. Nobody was up in arms saying 'my hairspray isn't
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Come on, don't throw out decades-old lazy arguments like that. Everyone with above room-temperature IQ understands the concept of energy use per capita, and also that most other developed and developing countries take climate change se
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
I edited the title slightly for clarity. Knowing someone deeply means not just understanding what they say or do but also how they will likely think, react, and engage across situations. Such predictions could eventually inform systems to
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LLMs anticipate verbal behavior from studying longitudinal conversations(arxiv.org)
1 points by anigbrowl 2mo ago|1 comments
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Depleted strategic oil reserve nears level that raises concerns about damage(cnbc.com)
22 points by anigbrowl 2mo ago|5 comments

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