candiodari

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by candiodari 2y ago
This is the EU. Like most governments, if they thought they could get away with it they would not just outlaw Tech Giants, they would outlaw the internet itself, along with any source of information that they cannot easily sue out of existe
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by candiodari 2y ago
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by candiodari 2y ago
Unfortunately personal accounts have a usable quota, service accounts have to go through all the approvals (at least 4: getting allocated at all, which cost center, what resource allocation, what scheduling priority, and this is assuming yo
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by candiodari 2y ago
Isn't this how the movie "the matrix" started?
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by candiodari 2y ago
At this point I wonder if I should tell you explaining your statistics are incorrect. It's actually worse than you point out. Let's say you have a 1% of getting hired. And getting 2 offers is still getting hired, right? So the odd
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by candiodari 2y ago
But the electronics and protocol is so simple. I'll miss them when they're gone, because you won't be finding any DIY electronics tutorials to write NVME cards. And that will be a big loss.
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by candiodari 2y ago
The most popular product that Sigmund Freud - who became a billionaire with it, you should visit his house - sold was to testify in court about his theory. That women (in many cases minors) subconsciously and often consciously want to be
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by candiodari 2y ago
I wonder if the audio stuff works like ViTS. Do they just encode the audio as tokens and input the whole thing? Wouldn't that make the context size a lot smaller? One does notice that context size is noticeably absent from the announce
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by candiodari 2y ago
What is equality other than homogeneity? And how is enforcing equality "from above" (or whatever you want to call it) ever going to work other than "cutting the tall grass" or "hammering down the nail that sticks ou
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by candiodari 2y ago
This isn't really what happened. All financial systems were built on the assumption of massive (native) population growth, including of course job growth. When this failed, next up was mass-immigration to attempt to make up for the fac
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by candiodari 2y ago
> NATO forces are very, very good at combined arms actions in conventional wars. Assets aren't used unless there's a fairly high assurance of surviving and accomplishing the mission And how likely are NATO forces to run out of
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by candiodari 2y ago
> (Just to dispel the impression that you can join Google/FAANG by acing the interview, and then coast along. Fake work with zero impact is very obvious.) Too bad all of those totally don't matter. What you're saying here
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by candiodari 2y ago
> Doing the bare minimum, and quiet quitting should be the norm Of course, it is the norm. Any real idea, any real effort does what is absolutely number 1 on the forbidden, sacrilege, NEVER DO THIS list: it would upset the social balan
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by candiodari 2y ago
Plus solar panels are actually MORE reflective than forests, so if we cut down forests to place the solar panels we'd be directly helping out against climate change, by lowering the albedo of the surface. (forests are only a little les
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by candiodari 2y ago
The brain tissue came from management. They were concurrently researching if reducing brain mass from a useless area of the brain (labeled "compassion" in some textbooks, who needs that?) would improve manager perforance.
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by candiodari 2y ago
Well I hope they're better than the Russian attack helicopters. They lasted ... I want to say about 3 weeks. What's the plan, btw, if the west does not have air superiority due to Russians, or Iranians, having drones, and the west
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by candiodari 2y ago
Really? I didn't know people who think like this truly exist. Man this guy is deep in propaganda. Especially the statement at the end. Biden is anything but what's described there ... I mean is this "you're my enemy unle
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by candiodari 2y ago
Really? Because if government listened to surgeons and emergency docters then roller skates and trampolines would be the first in line to be banned (ESPECIALLY the ones that only encompass the feet, and don't have reinforcement going u
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Machine gun hexacopters being used by Ukraine(twitter.com)
7 points by candiodari 2y ago|2 comments
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by candiodari 2y ago
Apparently they don't work very well yet, they're very unstable. But they're being used to "strafe" enemy forces, flying backwards. In addition to stabilization systems, "Machine aiming" is being developed
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by candiodari 2y ago
If only we had some sort of people who are supposed to provide this knowledge, in advance, of which projects will work and which won't. We might even call such a skill "vision". Oh wait. That's management's ONLY job
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by candiodari 2y ago
That would still have every employee bring in ~double their pay.
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by candiodari 2y ago
How much revenue has twitter lost since the layoffs? At least a 22% decrease. Which is enough to mean shareholders would have gotten more money if all the useless employees had continued executing their "useless" function. And thi
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by candiodari 2y ago
I wonder what the license for RoseTTAFold is. On github you have: https://github.com/RosettaCommons/RoseTTAFold/blob/main/LICE... But there's also: https://files.ipd.uw.edu/pub&#x2F
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by candiodari 2y ago
I've been wondering about that. There's many options. What we call global warming is a 0.015% change in albedo for the planet, due to what is effectively a color change of the atmosphere. But we can change the planet's albedo
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by candiodari 2y ago
There are various ways to geo-engineer. This is not the best one.
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by candiodari 2y ago
You should be arrested for implying drinking urine can help with anything medical. That's all I can say.
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by candiodari 2y ago
Alcohol and even arsenic are diuretics too. Removing liquid, using it to thin any poisons is how our bodies attempt to deal with poisons. Anything that's extremely bad for you is a diuretic.
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by candiodari 2y ago
Look, I get that there's a certain holy book that says drinking urine helps. Get this in your head: it's REALLY, really, really, REALLY bad. Ureum is what's called a "fixation agent". What does that mean? It's
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by candiodari 2y ago
The sources say the deal fell apart when Hamas suddenly refused to deliver the number of hostages they said they'd deliver.

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