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New York State Deploys National Guard to NYC Subways to Fight Crime (Bloomberg)(bloomberg.com)
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by araes 3y ago
Looks like related events. An orange fireball at 19:00 in NE Bangkok and then a green fireball in SE Bangkok at 21:00. Fireball reporting's a cool one I had not seen before. I'll add https://www.keeptrack.space/a
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The people writing the Nature article did not seem to notice the issue. The third part especially was what was occurring to me while reading. The LK-99 paper, lots of attempts at replicating the results. Crazy quick. Like front-running t
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Rather common question on Academia StackExchange for exactly the scary reasons mentioned. Almost every time, the rational is something close to "my professor will ruin my life if I don't do what they say." My own research is
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Apparently got Toto's "Africa" as their radio listening secret message. Appropriately cryptic result for messing with an old cable modem and turning it into a software defined radio. I stopped an old man along the way H
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by araes 3y ago
Orange S.A. made €43.47 billion revenue last year ($4.8B operating, $2.6B net). If I made $100k / yr, this is like fighting in court for two decades over $1. [1] "Orange S.A. Consolidated financial statements", https:/&
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by araes 3y ago
Only adding, since you obviously get this, yet even with what seem like expensive ticket prices, the Concorde was still a difficult economic proposition. Even if you didn't pay for crew, fuel, airport fees, ground crew, maintenance, e
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by araes 3y ago
That's actually one of the best points in here. They didn't make any money or valuation over their funding. Really? You couldn't make a gambling site for less than $400M? Maybe 2500 years of human labor at 150k / yr?
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by araes 3y ago
Two alternatives - Wikipedia models and Google Docs style models Wikipedia - collab code and it just keeps everybody's edits and you can branch wherever. Google Docs - inline marking and writing all over the code. Color segments for d
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by araes 3y ago
Until they manage to get the servers shut down, there's still 88,000,000 articles for download.
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by araes 3y ago
From looking at these, one part that was not immediately clear, is that they are not specifically just RealPage or Yardi, and rather a long list of property defendants on each case who used the software. Kramer v RealPage (DC) actually has:
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by araes 3y ago
Feel like I'm missing a meme ref. However, may have found an interesting rabbit hole anyways. Apparently a popular DeepFake choice. Aug, 2023 paper notably. YT, voice copying demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TN
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by araes 3y ago
Having not seen the map before, and noting from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fra_Mauro_map it was apparently by a Venetian... Is it known why the Italia peninsula and most of the surrounding area has been rubbed away
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by araes 3y ago
An interesting point (Dutch interpretation), since it obviously causes the writer of the article to be in pain and embarrassment. Which may also be a secondary point. It self selects for those who are willing to go through the hazing.
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by araes 3y ago
From that, I take it the code was meant to be MIT-licensed? For example, I found the https://ambient.garden/patches/ wandering through the source code (little worried by the wall of shaders), and was wondering if the a
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by araes 3y ago
Excellent. Similar. Now I want to write an article about Galaxy Clusters and the nigh incomprehensible space between them. You are here -> . You are tiny. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaxy_cluster
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by araes 3y ago
Other than purely technical issues, there's also social issues. Lot of folks won't have the ability to meet those specs anyway. Many countries simply will not care that much, and launch whatever to wherever, because "traged
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by araes 3y ago
It's not super suspicious. Like comment below, they're noting most Indian's now make more than $1.90 / day.
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This tends be my view on the article. If you read far enough, its pretty obvious there's still a lot of "high poverty". Although the article title is extreme sounding, is seems like its mostly making the argument that India
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There have been a couple attempts to do this previously. In India, there was one version used as a physical barrier on a customs line for 450 miles. Also happened to improve the area. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inl
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by araes 3y ago
At least one of the effects in the video (different wavelengths responding differently going through a clear object) is shown much better with this type of video. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f&#x
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by araes 3y ago
Frankly, when I started reading the article, I was actually expecting far more direct, practical applications, rather than pseudo-shame that I don't trust corrupt officials to have. Stuff like: If you have to pay, then paying a portion
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by araes 3y ago
The opposite view on that state, is that spying is effective, because many technologies require huge amounts of work by the developer, yet can be stolen relatively easily with a document overview theft. The same reason there's all thos
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by araes 3y ago
> In sheet music, there's no ready equivalent to functions taking arguments and returning values. Sounds like an interesting idea for a music major somewhere. Plus, with conductor or local condition inputs, might make for entertain
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The argument of the post was kind of appropriately null. Yet, I did not realize there was a ?? operator in javascript that lets you filter specifically for nulls and undefined. That was worth reading the linked article.
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I find the inverse calculation interesting also with CPUs. I used to really enjoy NES games. Apparently its based on a MOS Technology 6502 that has ~3500 transistors on a 16.6 mm2 area.[1][2] The most recent Intel CPU I can find is a Hasw
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by araes 3y ago
That snipit's a little misleading without the follow-on next sentence: > The Shoes community (Shoes 3 or Shoes 4) is not growing and there is little enjoyment in working on code that no one else cares about enough to help code the i
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I could read this report, or I could go and look at the EPA's original document on recycling that they're keying off of. https://www.epa.gov/sites/default/files/2020-11/documents/20... I c
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Not taken as rude. If its not an issue, then that's actually a positive for you. It means less time taken reloading trying to get it to not look like a human that happens to be made out of mountains.
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Thanks for the answers, explanation, and invite. It looks like interesting software, and live update does seem like a nice feature. I guess I'm just surprised that does not appeal to the WebGl, javascript, and online community all th

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