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by cabirum 2y ago
Trading in USD means that all your transactions become known by a third party (US). That is why everyone should be interested in cutting out the middle man.
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by cabirum 2y ago
I'm afraid a neuron may not be a logic gate with synapses serving as inputs/outputs and behaving exactly the same on every activation.
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by cabirum 2y ago
"They require less than half the amount of water needed by a cow or a horse, making them more drought tolerant" - it follows from the article that pigs help to conserve water
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by cabirum 2y ago
Why don't companies try making autonomous trains, trams, etc - things attached to rails and with strict schedule - that would be several orders of magnitude easier to implement. Then move to self-driving cars - which are obviously not
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by cabirum 2y ago
Or unconditional surrender
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by cabirum 2y ago
War is peace, right?
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by cabirum 2y ago
Resuming arms delivery kind of guarantees no ceasefire deal will be made.
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by cabirum 2y ago
Finally. China's own EUVs prevent possible conflict over Taiwan, while some competition is always good.
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by cabirum 2y ago
Is all propaganda a "malicious distortion of truth", or just Russian? The US has vastly more resources to push its own propaganda via its controlled media, infecting the AI much faster and stronger?
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by cabirum 2y ago
So, the iceberg only has a tip, right? Everything under the surface is "second order effects" and unimportant. We should have the intelligence of a 5 year old and do as we are told.
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by cabirum 2y ago
Look up confidential computing, some providers offer this feature
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by cabirum 2y ago
As soon as burn cash and govt subsidies run out, with lithium and electricity demand rising, EVs will be far more expensive to operate.
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by cabirum 2y ago
Mozilla could run out of money in the middle of engine rewrite, see also: Netscape[1]. I think they just decided to play safe. [1]: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/06/things-you-should-...
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by cabirum 2y ago
Wallpaper?
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by cabirum 2y ago
Make it 'a city charge'. $100 per day in the city. Ought to drive the poor and undesirable away.
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by cabirum 2y ago
Chips should be standardized and easily replaceable. Have a replacement schedule during regular maintenance. Problem solved.
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by cabirum 2y ago
> thinker can access about 220 ≈ 1 million possible items in the few seconds allotted Huh, no? No one is able to think about million items in a few seconds. The 20q thinking process involves bringing an incomplete set of abstract categor
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by cabirum 2y ago
Changing face doesn't matter. You will simply not be allowed to enter some area without a successful scan.
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by cabirum 2y ago
user.useconfigonly=true can also help
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by cabirum 2y ago
How do I allow "stępień" while detecting Zalgo-isms?
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by cabirum 2y ago
How to tell a "real honest paperwork" apart from a money laundering scheme pretending to be justified by some opaque rules in a monopolized domain?
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by cabirum 2y ago
After the Nordstream pipeline attacked and destroyed, its reasonable to expect shortened lifetimes for undersea cables and sattelites.
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by cabirum 2y ago
Does it also import saved passwords and then "safely" uploads to cloud storage?
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by cabirum 2y ago
"tunnel that connects a larger module to a docking port" - reads like stress-induced metal fatigue, where it leaks a bit from every seam. It may not be a nice round hole somewhere.
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by cabirum 2y ago
They are just looking for funding that's all.
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by cabirum 2y ago
Can I boil water for my tea with it already, or should I wait next gen?
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by cabirum 2y ago
From the employer POV, employees cannot be trusted to discover their passwords are compromised, so updating them limits the duration the leaked password works.
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by cabirum 2y ago
Free market lol
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by cabirum 2y ago
Why not? Cheap energy from Russia, that came to an end. Cheap parts from China are not so cheap now because trade war and tariffs. Result: margins shrink, VW makes worse cars at higher price.
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by cabirum 2y ago
The western model is architected to exploit cheap labour from its colonies/vassals/"developing states". And to keep them from ever becoming developed. When these become unavailable, there is no plan B, you just go bankru

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