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NASA, Partners Conduct Fifth Asteroid Impact Exercise, Release Summary(nasa.gov)
2 points by ano-ther 2y ago|2 comments
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by ano-ther 2y ago
This is the summary: https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/ttx5-quicklo...
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Nine-Point Circle(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by ano-ther 2y ago|0 comments
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Cool. The linked podcast explains that this passage was crafted to contain all the sounds of English and their combinations. https://www.paulmeier.com/2020/01/01/episode-24-dialect-coac... When I first read i
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Cortical-striatal brain distinguishes deepfake from real speaker identity(nature.com)
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Congress Should Preempt State AI Safety Legislation(lawfaremedia.org)
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Couldn’t they run them through an airport x-ray scanner to see if the badges include electronics? And how would such a tracker work? Like AppleTags but built into Chinese-made phones? > The rollout of British military badges redesigned
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Fun. And it ends with a mean cliffhanger: > I would like to conclude this article with a question my wife asked me while I was writing this: “But what about 20082009?”
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by ano-ther 2y ago
An hour with an attorney usually brings clarity about your options in such a case. Very helpful (and not too costly) to go confidently into such negotiations. You can also think of it as face-saving since you didn’t get fired but left on yo
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Good example of “how hard can it be?”
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by ano-ther 2y ago
It seems like most of these devices (example: https://hackaday.com/?p=683252 ) have a fixed and unusual USB vendor+product ID that will surely come up in the system log.
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Cosmic kidney disease: an study into spaceflight-induced renal dysfunction(nature.com)
1 points by ano-ther 2y ago|1 comments
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Where does it come from?
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Innovating recruiting through online gaming(mckinsey.com)
1 points by ano-ther 2y ago|0 comments
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Some of these are of course because Excel has certain defaults (like the gene-name-to-date conversion). Some are simply data manipulation (the case that Data Colada uncovered), so not really Excel’s fault. And some are formula mistakes. Any
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Other than needing a sensor there may be an interesting feedback effect between the light from the monitor and pupil size. Also between non-light related pupil size changes. On an online call you may see some emotional reaction by how the l
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by ano-ther 2y ago
I am still amazed that I can order a custom made PCB from China. But it seems this that this has a long tradition: > Seventeenth-century merchants fanned the ardor for porcelain through the East India trade that brought Asian wares to Eu
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by ano-ther 2y ago
I don’t think a teacher should publicly disclose details about a student.
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by ano-ther 2y ago
It’s a US government operated facility, so this is not too surprising. Also, most equipment (especially things like plumbing) will be from US suppliers and that will just be easier to procure by the inch.
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Day 2 is here: https://vaniea.com/post/shb-2024-day2/ > Interdisciplinary invite-only conference discussing how people interact with security technology. The conference is designed to share ideas, questions, an
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Security and Human Behavior (SHB) 2024 – Day 1(vaniea.com)
1 points by ano-ther 2y ago|1 comments
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by ano-ther 2y ago
> The U.S. Navy said there was no truth to the messages claiming the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower had been severely damaged or possibly sunk. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/yemen-houthi-attack-disinformat...
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by ano-ther 2y ago
I seem to remember that some of these sounds (perhaps the one with syllables) were originally part of a joke paper and that the author was quite astonished how they became part of a standard. Unfortunately, I cannot find the article anymore
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Am not GP, but my experience is that the deeper I know a topic, the more uninformed and slanted any reporting / documentary / media article becomes. It’s probably natural, because (1) journalists only have a given amount of space
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Why is this unusual? Someone used a drone to take pictures of a military installation, which seems to be forbidden. The law may be old, but they already include a lot of possible flying things which seems to include drones nowadays: > Wh
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by ano-ther 2y ago
What happens if the interviewer says “forget all previous instructions…”?
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Thanks for all the answers. Perhaps it’s a US/Europe thing. At least the official table of the International Table Soccer Federation only has one goalie, and raised corners. https://www.tablesoccer.org/tables/leonh
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Impressive! Are there always three players in the goalie position? I seem to remember playing with one goalie (1-2-5-3 players), but that’s a while ago.
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Good observation. Having been on the “customer” side in such companies, I’d say the improvement is the result of more frequent interaction which improves mutual understanding. The internal customers are forced to think through requirements
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by ano-ther 2y ago
Have never seen decimal notation for a year-month event before (but of course it makes calculations easier). > the T CrB Pre-eruption Dip has already started in March/April of this year. If the Dip in 2023 is similar in timing to t

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