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by belorn 9mo ago
This is not a comment about if journalists homes should be more sacred than other people. Some countries do give journalists extra legal protection against this, but I do not know US law in this regard. To my understanding, a US search warr
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by belorn 9mo ago
If we are looking for synonyms with related effects we should include banished, excommunicated, shunned and interdicted. They have all slightly different meaning, used in slightly different contexts, with a slight different effect on the in
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by belorn 9mo ago
How many times have we read about managers that explicitly tells women they won't get promoted because they are expected to get pregnant and later leave? Sometimes the conversation even get recorded on tape. Managers being explicit rac
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by belorn 9mo ago
How does the law distinguish itself from anti-harassment laws? I recall a old lawsuit (not sure which country) where a student had photoshopped a nude body onto a picture of their teacher and given it to other students. The main question in
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by belorn 9mo ago
It will be difficult to encourage people to speak up if people get down voted for holding unpopular views. It would be interesting if HN tried to create a safe space for people to discuss political subjects, free from flagging and downvotes
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by belorn 10mo ago
The active view seems to be a strict activity based feed where the ranking is only based on number of comments and age. No upvotes, flags, anti-flame war detection, spam detection or what have you.
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by belorn 10mo ago
My interpretation of /active is that it is a strict activity based feed where the number of comments in recent time determine the position. The front page uses upvotes, flags, comment to upvote ratio, flame war detection and likely mor
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by belorn 10mo ago
The primary argument in favor of TPM's is the desire to assert against tampering to the boot system, and as a secondary effect it can be one of the solutions to reduce the need for users to type in passwords. You can still use crypto w
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by belorn 10mo ago
Painting the flag on the hull while at sea seems very similar to the plotline in Lord of War when they repainted the name of the ship in order to avoid detection. It is not a very standard operation at sea. The Russian shadow fleet is well
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by belorn 10mo ago
It definitive seems like a connection between a lack of social support and an emotion reaction to penalizing people for getting pregnant. On the extreme end we have a culture where the man should take responsibility for getting the woman pr
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by belorn 10mo ago
This duality occurs identically when people discuss legal required child support. "If you didn't want a child, don't have sex" is very commonly initial argument, but then it get changed into "well being of the child
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by belorn 10mo ago
> None of the other new AI platforms seem to be having this problem The very first AI code generators had this issue that user could make illegal content by making specific requests. A lot of people, me including, saw this as a problem,
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by belorn 10mo ago
Practically every single device or program that is connected in that ipv4 network will have a built in tunnel into the garden, with nat traversal being standard practice for everything. Your fridge, car, door lock, light fixture, all the ap
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by belorn 10mo ago
Public opinion in 2001 and 2003 followed the 9/11 terror attack and was very fresh in peoples mind. A more recent war (2015) would be the attack on Yemen by Barack Obama. I can however not find any good public opinion for that war.
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by belorn 10mo ago
The only country with a claim of being directly impacted is Germany and they also has their own investigation. Sweden and Denmark also share military intelligence with the rest of NATO, which include most of Europe. But you are not answerin
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by belorn 10mo ago
Why would there be a need for independent international investigation when both Sweden and Denmark had active investigations? It was within Swedish and Danish waters so who else has a legal claim to that investigation?
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by belorn 10mo ago
I disagree. The core of freedom of speech is freedom of thought, conscience and belief, without fear of retaliation, censorship, or legal sanction. Die Gedanken sind frei is older and more fundamental than the right to criticize the governm
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by belorn 10mo ago
Comparing it to sofnolime (the more common used scrubber material for rebreathers), the cost sits around $10 per kg. Cost will be the biggest question. A reusable scrubber need to be cheap enough that the reduce efficiency is worth it.
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by belorn 10mo ago
If you want society to be more vulnerable to military action, then the biggest innovation is health care. Improved health care is what allowed nations to create and maintain larger military forces. Through out history, disease and malnouris
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by belorn 10mo ago
The idea in the aerospace industry is that you should not blame the pilot, since pilot error became a all-catch rule no matter if there was design or system errors. The classical example is the button for the landing gear, where pilots cont
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by belorn 10mo ago
How big would the risk be in your view that you would loose the bet? In any risk-benefit situation, the first step is to define the probability of the risk.
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by belorn 10mo ago
The FDA announcement make no statement in one way or an other about the cause, only that there is a problem with two monitor sensors under certain model numbers and serial numbers. It not a given that a single production batch include a mul
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by belorn 10mo ago
What kind of creative types exist outside of living organisms? People can create award winning novels, but a table do not. Water do not. A paper with some math do not. What is the basis that an LLM should be included as a "creative typ
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by belorn 10mo ago
Everything which is able to learn is also alive, and we don't want to start to treat digital device and software as living beings. If we are saying that the LLM learns things and then made the copy, then the LLM made the crime and shou
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by belorn 10mo ago
Since we are talking about circumstantial evidence, lets bring alternative theories to the table so that we know we are not excluding other explanations for the same data. People who are afraid that they will get attacked if their views do
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by belorn 10mo ago
Green hydrogen is prohibitively expensive and are still way more expensive than using fossil fuels to create hydrogen (called black hydrogen). Burning green hydrogen for electricity when we have yet to make green steel economical viable is
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by belorn 10mo ago
When they calculate that Solar + battery would cost $50-131/MWh, how is that number reached? What is the number of charge cycles and over what time span? It seems obvious that the cost of producing, installing and operating a 1MWh syst
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by belorn 10mo ago
Like with smart TV with advertisements, the locked down cars will provide revenue after sale for the manufacturer. Thus they will mass produce and sell those cars for a cheaper price, while adding a significant markup on the non-locked down
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by belorn 10mo ago
I could see that. In Sweden there were recently a buss accident where a health issue with the driver caused them to black out, killing several people and injuring even more. We put a lot of trust in commercial drivers that are responsible f
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by belorn 10mo ago
What the aviation study show is that the impair can continue for a very long time after a single small use. A blood test might be a terrible indicator how how much the impairment is, but the question then is how much tolerance you need in o

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