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by casenmgreen 1y ago
The guy who tried was invite by Google to try it. He seems to me too enthusiastic, such that I feel Google asked him in particular because they trusted him to write very positively.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
2,500 years ago is about 500 BC. This is quite recent. It was about that time the Peloponnesian War occurred, which Thucydides and Xenophon documented. OTOH, I think Siberian peoples then were not advanced. However, here we're talking
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
In the UK, with the NHS, it seems the focus of the NHS became management, rather than clinical care. One example I read of stuck with me; a superb nurse, who ran her ward extremely well, had to leave clinical nursing because as a career pa
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
So the end game is; 1. Support unresponsive. 2. Signing in to first attempt account causes an error on the site. 3. Signing up to first attempt account now starts from scratch but remembers old, incorrect address, which cannot be changed. 4
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Opening Gnosispay Account Considered Impossible
1 points by casenmgreen 1y ago|1 comments
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
North Korea would never, in a million billion years, either accept peace, or actually honour it. NK is a hideously oppressive, violent, dictatorship, which would invade SK in a microsecond if it thought it could get away with it. I think i
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Evil Tor used are blocked. Can't read site.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I used TB for a decade or more, then in the end quit, because it was bloating too much. It was a browser doing email, not an email client. I then used Claws for a while, but came to really dislike it - lots of small UI issues. Then I wrote
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Instagram appears to be issuing fake Community Standards violations
7 points by casenmgreen 1y ago|1 comments
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Freakonomics argued that crime correlates to whether or not abortion is available. If it is not, crime rates are up, and by a lot. If it is, crime rates are down. When you flip from one to the other, takes about 15/20 years for the eff
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
From what I've read - but have not myself looked into - Australia has been using this system for some time, and wants very much to move on from it, as it has not worked well in practice.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
It seems to me one of the methods of control in oppressive States is to have a multitude of rules, which are impractical to actually adhere to, where failure to adhere provides leverage to State - a "justification" for State to th
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
> This isn't about constant monitoring of people It seems to me it is a probe. If it is accepted for cars, then it moves on to people. Then it is used by ICE to pay rewards for handing over people Donald has decided are illegal.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
In China, mass and profoundly intrusive State surveillance supports your Social Score and is used by the State to enforce compliance and "desirable" behaviour. Is maximum law enforcement a power we want any State to have?
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
It seems to me this is probing behaviour. It is a low-risk, initial probe, to test the bounds of what currently is considered normal. If it fails - it it is rejected - it was not controversial (parking fines) and so the cost is low. If it s
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Anyone here used to be on AlbionMUD? (mud.veda.is:4000)
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Naval Gazing blog is my go-to for anything navy-related.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
It seems to me this was inevitable. Google could do this, and it's in their interest. It happened.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Been looking into this. Looks like blood concentrations peak about 30 mins after ingestion, then back to normal after about 120 minutes. No info about how this relates to effects or duration of effects on cognition.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I'm not sure I understand the method. Is it correct that the study looked at the effect of a single (large) dose of ketones, rather than ongoing consumption? As I understand it, dosage was 0.395g per kilo of body weight (so about 27g f
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
How much data collection do Kindles perform?
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I looked for personal use at Hetzner. No spaces allowed in passwords. Not a great first impression.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
The men who did this are heroes.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
Blocks evil Tor users.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
It seems to me inadvisable to say "think" and "reason", because those words have particular meanings, and those particular meanings are not in use by LLMs. They are a computing method, where we can choose to use more or
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
> This is only true while wealth inequality is decreasing, which it is not. If everyone is becoming better off, but at different rates such that there is increase in inequality, then everyone experiences economic growth. Thought experime
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I may be wrong, but I think every job creates wealth overall (or it would not exist), and that software engineering has been making some jobs more efficient and others not necessary, and then the wealth which formerly had to be employed whe
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
I logged in just to give this an upvote :-)
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
They all are.
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by casenmgreen 1y ago
rolls eyes I've not read the article. Snake oil is click bait.

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