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by beezle 2y ago
Funny, I watched Dr. Strangelove two weeks ago. POE!
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by beezle 2y ago
This is just the beginning - and it need not be nation states. Imagine instead of Russian disinfo, it is oil companies doing the same thing with positive takes on oil, climate change is a hoax, etc. Or <insert religion> pushing a nar
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by beezle 2y ago
>Anything of significance should be written down in an official way, even if it originated over messaging. So in the group chat discussing code word material, who was responsible for making the written record? Perhaps that should have b
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by beezle 2y ago
At this point it is probably easier to poison web pages for AI crawlers in a way that does not taint the human experience.
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by beezle 2y ago
Isn't this similar to why most people turn off UPnP on their routers and other similar devices, for security reasons?
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by beezle 2y ago
According to this, it really is not: https://www.energysage.com/electricity/house-watts/how-many-...
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by beezle 2y ago
I struggle with the math on how this is running your typical fridge for even 16 hours
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by beezle 2y ago
Memory has faded as it was in the last millenia... junior year physics lab one of the experiments was muon counting. It used two large NaI scintillators covered in foil attached to PMTs with a potential > 10kV. I don't recall exac
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by beezle 2y ago
I was a double major, one in physics, in the 80s. After the three semester engineering physics classes, intro QM was taught spring sophomore year. We used Liboff. In addition, it was required for all physics, chem and engineering majors
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by beezle 2y ago
Its one thing to have 5 minutes of ads per 60 as it was back in the days of just OTA TV. Quite another when you are hit with 30 or more seconds of ads on a 2 or 3 minute video.
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by beezle 2y ago
I got two dozen eggs at Costco yesterday for $6.69 (the run of the mill white eggs).
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by beezle 2y ago
Slightly off topic: How are recent Mazda's in regard to all of this stuff? They were not included in that Mozilla privacy expose and I have a CX on my short list for this spring.
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by beezle 2y ago
The cops could only act if the car was on the street without getting a warrant first and they would not even consider that unless he went to the area in question and made the car do something distinctive enough. We all know that even if the
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by beezle 2y ago
Just as an aside - a friend had their car nicked in NYC this winter. He was able to tell the cops the car location from some Toyota find my car type thing. The cops said they saw nothing on the street so unless he could come and make the h
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by beezle 2y ago
If you drive the get away car in a bank robbery and someone inside is murdered, guess what? You get to be charged as well.
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by beezle 2y ago
hundreds of thousands of jobs? I'll wait for the postmortem on that prediction. Sounds a lot like Foxconn in Wisconsin but with more players.
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by beezle 2y ago
Wonder if he can be charged with that now? Was there anything in the pardon related to this? AFAIK there is no time limit on bringing charges related to murder?
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by beezle 2y ago
It is also the case that prosecutors need to decide both the probability of conviction, the effort needed to do so and whether likely conviction on other serious charges are sufficient for the people to feel that justice has been done.
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by beezle 2y ago
What a travesty. Maybe life was too long a sentence but this was far too short.
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by beezle 2y ago
For those who dont want to down load the PDF directly and prefer to start with the abstract: https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.16241
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LLNL to lead research on advancing extreme ultraviolet lithography(insidehpc.com)
1 points by beezle 2y ago|0 comments
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by beezle 2y ago
fractional : pre-owned
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by beezle 2y ago
The pre-print: https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.06625
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by beezle 2y ago
Was about to say so many of these "you've never heard of" lists are books within the past decade but there are just so many older ones. Asimov alone wrote many book outside of the robot and foundation series. One that only th
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by beezle 2y ago
I just finished Hail Mary this past week. Not as big a fan of it as most seem to be. I found the narrative style to get tedious about half way through the book. A few issues too with events late in the story. 7.5-8/10 by me, above av
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by beezle 2y ago
Once the amounts get lumpy there needs to be complete assessment of counterparty risk (you). IB can't assume that you are only borrowing from them and that the collateral in your account won't first be liened by another party, et
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by beezle 2y ago
For many things, IB is great. Certainly if you are a futures trader it is very good, same for most equity/option trading. But for bond trading, expect a complete nightmare at tax time. Their "tax department" has no clue how
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by beezle 2y ago
Keep in mind that the bench mark rate is almost always something akin to bills so is a very short time horizon. That may be great or not so great compared to what rate you might get on say a 5/10/15 yr collaterlized loan. ref: h
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by beezle 2y ago
Per smartasset.com: 70K salary in Los Angeles - Gross $5,833/mo, filing single, including federal, state, fica, state disability gives a monthly take home of $4,447 So find it hard to believe he is "homeless", seems to be mor
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by beezle 2y ago
A fan blog that can get a lot of comments over a short span of time. Any alternative must have a hosted option, I'm not playing admin for something that already takes up a lot of my time, as I said out of the goodness of my heart and w

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