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by araes 2y ago
Didn't take them long. It's so suspiciously similar it looks like either: the administration requested this type of action, or/ Google took their lead from the administration behaving like Twitter and then decided it's
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Only a couple days and it's already File Not Found. Here's a different link that appears to still work: https://chcoc.gov/sites/default/files/OPM%20Guidance%20Memo%... Here's the FAQ that got
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It's a neat result, its maybe a bit to specify sizes. At least with the images provided in the article, they're getting maybe: 10 pixels, across across objects of >1 astronomic unit (149,597,870 km). If those rings are like o
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by araes 2y ago
Somewhat correlates with the Layoffs.fyi trends [1][2]. Extreme lack of layoffs Q3 2020 to Q1 2022. Big rise through 2024, peaking at Q1 2023 and then slowly declining. Mostly tapered off to 2021 and 2022 levels near the start 2025. Also,
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At least a portion of this question from personal opinion goes towards how "united" the general "everyone" is against fraud. The idea is similar to Tragedy of the Commons issues. The collective community, or aggregate v
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Not being familiar with the field, what counts as modern robotics? Performing a quick survey of available recent papers in the field, came back with these summary works: Robotics and Industry 4.0, https://www.researchgate.net&#x2
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Interesting observation looking even a little bit beyond the superficial marketing copy. Peel back even one layer and find out there's only a single video, empty Youtube channel, 5000 subscribers (in India), and a product that seems l
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https://arstechnica.com/ (tech, space, science news, maybe avoid discussion pages to avoid spiral) https://www.tomshardware.com/ (tech - computers, 3D printers, raspberry pi, somewhat consumer sales oriente
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Was actually thinking something that would be multi-player from each player's perspective. Perhaps not a cube also, although a cube would work and be an interesting terrain variation. Sphere though would be a more obvious implementat
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Neat animation that might have several possible uses outside the proposed. Be kind of cool for a 3D Tron Lightcycle type of game or environment. 2D sphere surface (or cube) doesn't have quite the strict 2D square issues of the tradit
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Frankly, I may have serious issues with Microsoft, yet backwards compatibility is one of the few areas where there's almost nothing to criticize, and MS is almost off the deep end on the other side. You can install stuff from the 90&#
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Having used Gimp and Photoshop fairly extensively, I'd agree that Gimp works, and it has the features that Photoshop has (for the most part). However, there's quite a bit of user interface issues with Gimp that make somewhat simp
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That seems so counterproductive, especially in Formula 1. Isn't the objective to have the least stops in the pit stop area? Have the fewest reasons and the longest lasting tyres so you never need to take a pit stop time penalty?
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Something to acknowledge. Slightly wanted to mock because of how predictable it is that they're holding money while they died. And that the priority seemed like it was the coins and jewelry. However, even in the modern era, somebody
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Came here to post almost the same. Always have this impression from modern media that Roman civilization was thatch roofs and aqueducts with maybe a hole in the wall that poured water out or a well you went to the local square. May have be
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Had a very similar conversation with a plumber last winter. Pipes exploded because of the cold and flooded the basement. Plumber came over to fix the issue and we talked about the tools while working. Paraphrased statement was something l
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Multi-part response, first on the cybersecurity specialization, do you have any real interest in the computer security field? At least from the suggestion, it seems like a vague idea, without a large amount of actual awareness of what&#x27
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But there were planes to catch, and bills to pay He learned to walk while I was away When you coming home, dad? I don't know when But we'll get together then You know we'll have a good time then
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A lot of America especially has an issue with too many lights, and the lights themselves are too bright relative to the population. Found what I thought was a cool image on Wikipedia Commons while searching the subject that has the light u
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Neat article on further uses of Hubble that seems to keep delivering interesting results decades after the planned lifespan. Reading, did not realize the population densities of stars in Andromeda were so heavily skewed toward Giant Branch
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Anybody have the actual paper? Found the actual publication in PNAS [1] and the author's page that has some of the prior work on lava zones [2], just not much about the actual paper or water reservoir area they're discussing. Lo
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That's actually kind of a "cool" idea. Likely reduce bills significantly with some kind of external HVAC connection, like your dryer, that pulls in cold air from a shaded overhang on the side away from solar input (or maybe
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Not surprisingly, this is actually one of the main issues with space travel and sending probes almost anywhere. Get slightly misasligned and you have take sightings on star patterns to try to somehow figure out where you are and what your
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Agree. The bots are already significantly better at passing almost every supposed "Are You Human?" test than the actual humans. "Can you find the cars in this image?" Bots are already better. "Can you find the i
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The web design's relatively minimalistic and clean. Saw the ruby annotation thing a bit ago in the HTML spec. Seems like there's lots of applications for them that don't get used. Anybody happen to know of a Latin OCR softw
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Agree, only issue is sometimes it's difficult to leave if the game runner or the players spring this type of sh** behavior on you. Especially if you're not expecting it, and then players / runner do almost nothing other than
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Because they're manipulative, mean humans. Players do the same. Try to run a somewhat normal game, and your players will purposely try to act in some of the most reprehensible ways imaginable just to try to force you to run their disg
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That was my immediate response. Best web design in a long time. Instant bookmark (technically, WP landing homepage links) This and https://neuters.de/ (Reuters Plaintext) are the best developments of the last half a decad
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Reading through this, mostly struck by how positive it seemed toward "the West". Admittedly, from a British immigrant perspective, which may have something to do with the result. However, many of the quotes could have relatively
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Wall of text above. Response is wall of text. TLDR; Lots of acceptance issues that bias towards lack of exploration/acceptance. Read through the Ganzfeld experiments, and many of the same issues with the field jump out fairly readily

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