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belorn
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Those are two different problems. Paying creators and requiring online platforms to follow laws and not participate in crime like fraud are not the same issue. If they want to sell a service in exchange for payment, then they are free to do
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DNS is an industry that has a race to bottom in terms of quality and price, and will generally avoid any costs in order to keep as much of the small margin they get between the costs from the TLD and the end user price. For many registrars
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1y ago
A common reason, if not the vast majority of cases, is that people mix up which key they publish and which key they are actually using. I don't doubt there are a lot of things they could do to improve the protocol, but this very common
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1y ago
The only crowd that is consistently in favor of free speech and privacy is the opposition. As soon there is a new crowd in power people change tune and then it is about freedom of speech but not freedom from consequences of speech. Over tim
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Queen of Trash: Sweden convicts 10 people in its biggest environmental trial
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belorn
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Could we look at what kind of achieved characteristics exists that do not act as a proxy for an ascribed characteristics, because I have a really hard time to find those. Culture and values are highly intertwined with behavior, and the bigg
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1y ago
Looking at Sweden and the issue of human trafficking in construction, cleaning and farming, the general problem is that the fine businesses are employing independent contractors from multiple layers of hiring firms, and no one seems very in
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1y ago
For something like cotton masks, the effect is somewhere in the range of 10-20% reduction of aerosol virus, and that is only for a very short time (minutes) while the mask remains dry and not saturated (which is why studies generally descri
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1y ago
It is still an ongoing research topic if wearing masks against an airborne virus that primarily spread through aerosols does anything beyond a psychological effect of getting people to distance themselves and reducing spread that way. Airbo
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belorn
1y ago
What modern recursive DNS uses is called Query Name Minimisation, and is enabled by default by some. If you include the TLD as part of "Lot of people are going to know who you are and what you're looking up", ignoring any mit
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1y ago
Since Swedish policy during covid, produced by medical professionals and researchers, was contrary to US policy during covid, this kind of information was also removed. You do not have this kind of disagreement within the professional field
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1y ago
If programming languages have masculine or feminine perspective, then I would like to know which culture lens this is being painted with and for what purpose. Is there any more than to dissect Charles V quote, "I speak Spanish to God,
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belorn
1y ago
There is a concept called regulated professions. The US equivalent would likely be accredited or certified. Typically, anything in health, security, and education, but also things like accounting or commercial diving. EU has Directive 2005&
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1y ago
Sweden has a government department for statistics and one data point they collect and publish is work statistics. The most gender segregated work places are dominated by women, with a few being around 99%. The only male dominated profession
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US has had periods of wild spread moral panic around satanic worshipping, including murder trials where such ideas became central to the cases. Scrutinizing belifs generally don't lead to anything but misery for everyone involved. This
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belorn
1y ago
Could it be time for the US to look towards European declaration of human rights and define political views, or any world views for that matter, to be equally worth defining as a protected class as for people who visit a holy place regularl
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1y ago
to quote the article (or rather, the 2023 article which is the one mentioning the number 3). "Somehow, a couple of weeks ago, I found this other site which claimed to be better than LE and which used relatively simple HTTP requests wit
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belorn
1y ago
You can do the same with a nuclear power plant and calculate how much power it generate and how much green house gases that represent if it was produced by a natural gas-fired power plant. Fuel cost is a thing, but to my knowledge they are
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No, no mentioning of recycling. It only look at average energy output, converts it into what a natural gas power plant would do to get the same amount, and compare it to an estimation of green house emissions from producing the turbine. The
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Please note that the study takes the energy that the wind turbine produce and calculate how much green house gases a natural gas-fired power plant would create producing the same amount of energy.
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Would be interesting to know how London compare to Sweden. Electricity here are generally about twice to four times more expensive during the winter than during the summer, and energy consumption is about twice the amount during winter comp
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A person don't need to go through a similar experience in order to consider themselves as part of an in-group. The commonly used example in social science of an in-group are sport fans who align themselves with a specific team. The fan
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The second study are very clear that the results are mixed, weak, and dependent on how prosociality is measured and where (i.e, same study done in one country will give different result in an other). They explicitly note that you can not ap
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Looking it from that perspective, aren't we just describing agnosticism? The lack of "what isn't there" does indeed distinguish it between atheism, as that would be a "I don't believe in X", but it is also
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1y ago
For any electronic device it is advisable to take a complete backup of the unit, store an encrypted version somewhere online, and then restore the device to factory reset. Do not log in to any account that you wouldn't feel perfectly f
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It should be perfectly fine if people want to pay with personal information, as long that personal information has zero social costs. A prime example is sharing information about DNA since that has a social impact on relatives. Less obvious
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That seems like an effective way to get Ms Griffin annoyed. Given the prevalence of cheating in education they are might be much more likely to identify that an LLM was used to generate the text, after which they label the email as spam and
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1GW worth of power during a period of high demand and low supply will cost you more than 3 GW worth of power during a period of high supply low and demand. In some situations, even 100 GW worth of power during some time periods will be chea
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I would also like to see such explanation, especially one that explains how it differ from regular transformers found in video codecs. Why is a lossy compression a clear violation of copyright, but not a generative AI?
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The page you get when DOMContentLoaded is finished is a white page with no content. The page is only loaded in a very technical sense for sites like bbc.com. Google page speed ( https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-b
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