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by areoform 4y ago
There's an odd bug occurring. I was posting a thread on my work account and I tried to post it 3x. Thrice, Twitter told me that the thread was posted, but when I'd check our timeline on another device, the thread wouldn't be
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by areoform 4y ago
It goes deeper than that. It's predatory. And it can go from being harmless to SA really fast if you're on the receiving end. If you are a SA, or a CSA, survivor, then this is the kind of behavior that gives you nightmares. I know
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by areoform 4y ago
They are! Europa and Ganymede have cryo eruptions! Europa from geysers and cryovolcanoes for Ganymede, but more evidence is needed for Ganymede. There are missions planned to fly through the plumes of these worlds. https://en.wik
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by areoform 4y ago
Yes! There has been a lot of scholarship on the topic, https://www.rangevoting.org/GerryExamples.html https://archive.siam.org/news/news.php?id=1237 https://news.cornell.edu/stories&#x2
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Is there mercury in the fish we eat? Amazonians tap WhatsApp to find out(npr.org)
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Japanese beef croquettes are so popular there's a 30-year waitlist(cnn.com)
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by areoform 4y ago
I appreciate your points, and objectively you are right. I think the place where we are diverging are in how we slice the history/pie. At this point, at least for me, our discussion is becoming extremely interesting and I'm thinki
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by areoform 4y ago
I am unsure how tangled the relationships are as what you're saying can be strictly true, but I doubt that this has nothing to do with weapons related simulation. Here's the most recent report to congress, published in March 2022
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by areoform 4y ago
Politely, this computer exists because the DoE performs stockpile stewardship. Less politely, it exists because of The Bombs. Everything else it will do is a hobby. It is specifically designed for whatever compute needs their classified pro
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Day–night cloud asymmetry prevents early oceans on Venus but not on Earth(nature.com)
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by areoform 4y ago
I posted this in another thread, but this is the worst possible decision Musk could have made. Here's my explanation as to why, So far no one seems to have discussed that this choice is the worst possible decision Musk could have made,
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by areoform 4y ago
So far no one seems to have discussed that this choice is the worst possible decision Mr. Musk could have made, which is impressive, because it's not often that you can credibly state that. His actions have compelled everyone to as
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Journal Club: Decoding spatial activity patterns with high temporal resolution(the-brain-box.blogspot.com)
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Looking for Tom Lehrer, Comedy's Mysterious Genius(buzzfeed.com)
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How does the Pauli exclusion principle create a force in degenerate matter?(physics.stackexchange.com)
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EU warns Musk of 'sanctions' after journalists booted from Twitter(twitter.com)
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by areoform 4y ago
Good catch ty! In my defense, he is prosecuting a case against him, but it's weird usage so I fixed it :)
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by areoform 4y ago
One of the saddest parts of this affair is that he has kicked a hornet's nest. Twitter is one of the homes of the OSINT movement and these moves, including the lawsuit against Sweeney, have pissed off enough people in the OSINT movemen
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by areoform 4y ago
They're bellingcat, they're preternaturally good at this and have amongst other things tracked down Navalny's hit squad, found a russian assassin who killed a target in germany, been crucial in showing that Russia brought dow
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Bellingcat geolocates Elon Musk's stalking video that prompted elonjet ban(twitter.com)
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by areoform 4y ago
Yes, but he's not my enemy. I still hold some measure of respect for him. I just want to learn from this fairly rare opportunities and see if I can predict what happens next.
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by areoform 4y ago
At the start of this saga, I pointed to Napoleon as an example of what happens when hyper-ambitious and capable people meet an unyielding challenge, > It seems that when you are touched with greatness, you end up believing that you
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by areoform 4y ago
I feel that casting TSLA as a company without “real engineers” isn’t helpful nor is it truthful.
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by areoform 4y ago
> But Ryan Salame, another executive, gave almost $24 million to Republican and conservative causes, somewhat counterbalancing the giving to the left. Overall, according to Open Secrets, FTX donations to candidates were very slightly GOP
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by areoform 4y ago
I think the rubicon was crossed when the acquirer insinuated that an executive who went to bat for him was a pedophile. The executive has had to go into hiding. There are lines that we shouldn’t cross in a civil society. Supporting blood li
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Al Seckel on Richard Feynman (2001)(fotuva.org)
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by areoform 4y ago
It didn't use to be. But as soon as they started launching national security payloads on the Falcon Heavy and the Delta IV Heavy retired, they became the only heavy-lift launch vehicle on the market capable of taking up national securi
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Towards “Intelligent” Neuroprostheses Through Brain-“Brain-Inspired Systems”(frontiersin.org)
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by areoform 4y ago
I'm sorry that you experienced that! Would you happen to know what kind of injection you had? Was it subcutaneous, intradermal, or intramuscular? And what kind of vaccine was it? I found a study addressing the pain and the authors theo
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by areoform 4y ago
I learned today that these are real-life hyposprays. In fact, the Star Trek hyposprays are named after the brand name for one of these. Here's a photo of what these look like in action, https://pbs.twimg.com/media/

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