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by casenmgreen 1y ago
It seems to me then you then did not learn what you would otherwise have learned, and so did not improve receive the critical thinking and general halo of knowledge improvements which come with learning.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
For a few decades there seems to have been growing development of the mechanisms of authoritarianism, but whilst retaining an essentially decent Government. Now we have an essentially indecent Government, plus a few decades of accumulating
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
You can manually specify a fixed maximum, which was available from 3.04 (which was the BIOS I had back in late 2022 when I got mine). One interesting note in the new functionality is that charging will let the battery drain by some percent
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I may be wrong, but I think this was Google banning far-right wing accounts posting lies? And now - by Trump / the far-right - Google has been coerced into reinstating those accounts, and Biden admin is being blamed for the bans on the
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I skimmed the (long) article. I couldn't see any new clues - it seemed to be an article founded entirely upon that Vera Rubin telescope will be coming on line in future, which will help with search.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
And very recently you now also cannot side-load, as Google has stopped this from being possible. I may be completely wrong, but it seems to me Google might in fact have taken this step due to behind-the-scenes pressure from the State. If y
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I missed out on what seems to be the deterioration over the last few years; I stopped using Amazon, some years ago, because I'd seen too many and consistent stories of the work lives of warehouse staff.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Not actually compulsory - but you won't be able to get a job without it. Government seems to be being disingenuous in its response to public reaction.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
> Nobody has used POP much in years. Decades, maybe. I use it in preference to IMAP, to reduce attack surface; to get my emails off the server and down onto my laptop as quickly as possible. I don't like the idea of leaving all my e
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Kagi Translate appears to be down - giving HTTP 400 false positive
3 points by casenmgreen 1y ago|0 comments
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Not clear to me how the pilot was acquitted. I can see it could be so, but there's no information about it.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I love me a bit of salete with my steak.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
No - I've said nothing about how this idea of a basic rule should be done; so I've made no observations about regulations. What I would observe regarding regulations is that there must be an entity with the power to enforce regula
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Well, "self-defence" means you can't force others, and you can't trick them. If either are happening, then freedom has gone - you're being coerced, or you've been deceived. If we choose to impose ourselves on o
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I may be wrong, but it seems to me the basic rule is that everything must be voluntary and well-informed, except in self-defence. It seems to me if I am an individual or business, with my own money, want to hire someone, it is wholly a priv
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
You can read into this something like mugger says "my victim, whom when I was holding a knife out promised not to tell anyone about the robbery, went on to tell the police". "I then sued my victim for causing me harm." B
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Ask HN: Mobile phone form factor, Linux, with GPS, no phone capability?
1 points by casenmgreen 1y ago|0 comments
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Unfortunately, the transport model in SC2K is broken, and by that, you have to design your transport network to work for the game, rather than design it as you would wish to do so. Each tile emits "journeys", which travel down tra
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I have and never will forgive Sound Blaster for using legal costs to destroy a competitor, Aureal. Aureal made the most unbeliveably amazing sound card, which use ray-tracing for sound, in hardware, to produce 3D sound like you are actually
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Curiously, libgmp reported something similar recently, but with AMD. https://gmplib.org/gmp-zen5
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I've read it took Putin something like four years. He came into power 1st Jan 2000, and by 2004 people were no longer speaking openly, from fear.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Individual privacy and anonymity matter substantially less when Governments are basically decent and play by the rules, and so it seems there is a tendency to value convenience and utility over privacy and anonymity. When Government goes ba
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
It occurs to me this may have occurred in some way at the behest of the Trump administration, as a way in which to move towards controlling the apps installed on phones.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Putin invaded Ukraine with a view to conquering Ukraine. As far as can be seen, it seems this remains his goal. It seems unlikely that being nice to Putin will lead to him giving this up, and more, returning the territory, men, woman and ch
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
This is an important and significant article. 200% tax relief on R&D was news to me (i.e. you get paid to do R&D), and indicative of what's going on.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
> However old a man may be, however broken in health, however miserable his circumstances, the thought of death is an unwelcome one I have read that studies consistently find there are states of ill-health sufficiently unpleasant that pa
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I think this happened quite some time ago - I remember two months ago maybe when search worked, and the it never did after, returning an error. My impression then of this is that an error message has been replaced by a service message.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
If I run a game, I limit CPU to about 50% clock speed. Only way to stop laptop getting crazy hot and fans meaningfully reducing pressure on desk of laptop...
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I may be completely wrong, but I read that E cores are not power efficient, rather they are die space efficient.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I may be wrong, but this seems to make no sense. A neural net can produce information outside of its original data set, but it is all and directly derived from that initial set. There are fundamental information constraints here. You cann

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