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by chabes 7y ago
I’m not the person you asked, but I think they’re referring to ransomware
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by chabes 7y ago
I believe the results are for augmenting training data, not for humans to look at.
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by chabes 7y ago
Interesting quotes from the article: > Speaking with NPR, disease prevention expert William Dietz of George Washington University stressed the links between overdoses and suicides. Both may occur amongst people “less connected to each ot
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by chabes 7y ago
> This sentence from the article makes it sound like the software made the emissions be under the limit all the time. The use of the word “pass” leads me to assume that it’s referring to levels when being tested > ...would PASS emissi
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by chabes 7y ago
Was referring to this: https://www.expertlaw.com/library/intellectual_property/fair... “The less commercial the use, the smaller the portion used, the lesser the import of that portion of the work to the whole, an
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by chabes 7y ago
Copyright is for non-commercial use, IIRC. If you’re not selling anything, it doesn’t apply. Not sure if that’s the case here.
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by chabes 7y ago
Swanton Berry Farm along Hwy 1, perhaps?
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by chabes 7y ago
This seems a tad unbalanced.. Farmers get paid almost nothing for the food they produce
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by chabes 7y ago
This is more common than you might think in rural areas in California
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by chabes 7y ago
So, there’s obvious benefits for FB. What are the benefits for users? Are people actually going to want to use this?
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by chabes 7y ago
Apple makes hardware. I think what might be more accurate is something along the lines of G Suite. Though, without email, it still might not be the best comparison
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by chabes 7y ago
“Productivity is the current foundation, but you can think having a Bloom open source tractor in some years” Open source agriculture has so much potential for good. I’m surprised it isn’t more of a thing already
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by chabes 7y ago
It’s a bit more than just “littering”.. And $20M might be massive to you, but it’s a drop in the bucket for Carnival. It allows them to incorporate these practices into their business model, as long as they’re kept beneath their economic th
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by chabes 7y ago
From the introduction: “ITFs mostly occur in plant roots, such as Jerusalem artichokes, leeks, or salsify, where they act as a storage and stress-preservative polymer” More details: “..subjects were instructed to consume a hot meal for lunc
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by chabes 7y ago
What does an obese fly look like?
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by chabes 7y ago
> Also, please dont make numbers up. How would you feel if a climate-change denier simply made his numbers up during a debate? We live in a time where there is fake news everywhere, even though actual facts are easier than ever to look u
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by chabes 7y ago
From the article: “Ella lived near a busy street where pollution levels were consistently recorded at above the legal limit between 2010 and her death in 2013.” It seems there was legislation, enacted to protect people, that was ignored for
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by chabes 7y ago
Sounds like politicians are trying to cover their asses after an entirely preventable (under their own legislation) death
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by chabes 7y ago
There weren’t legal limits on cheeseburger ingestion, like their was for air pollution. This death was preventable, and not the child’s fault.
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by chabes 7y ago
From the article: “Ella lived near a busy street where pollution levels were consistently recorded at above the legal limit between 2010 and her death in 2013.” It seems there was legislation, enacted to protect people, that was ignored for
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by chabes 8y ago
> Despite my strong skepticism of this technology being used as a replacement or even supplement for solar panels anytime in the near future I doubt the point is to replace or supplement solar. The point is probably to have a less bulky
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by chabes 8y ago
“Republican politicians don't care and I honestly don't understand why not.” If your party is the minority (in votes, not representatives), but you need votes to win, gerrymandering, vote suppression, unaccountability, and fraud a
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by chabes 8y ago
Windowlicker would be similarly nightmarish
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by chabes 8y ago
BOC’s The Campfire Headphase changed my life. Warp Records (record label that Aphex Twin and Boards of Canada are a part of) has built a really solid catalogue over the years
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by chabes 8y ago
Vitamin D too
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by chabes 8y ago
At this point, it’s not actually been tested. “May” is an appropriate word here, because there is a suggestion (based on the study) that something may (or may not) be correlated.
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by chabes 8y ago
I agree, though I think studies like these encourage further studies. Researchers are basically saying that there is evidence that points in a certain direction, so let’s follow it and see what it reveals. I’m personally extremely excited a
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by chabes 8y ago
I’m not the person you replied to, but I don’t think they want to monitor wind for weather-related reasons. I think they are referring to monitoring wind power generation as related to solar power generation, to see how the wind compensates
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by chabes 8y ago
Los Angeles has a system of cement washways that move large amounts of rainwater to the ocean to prevent flooding that used to happen semi-regularly. If they stored that water in reservoirs, they wouldn’t need to get so much of their water
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by chabes 8y ago
“trash incineration is a solved problem, modern trash incineration plants are very efficient at reclaiming energy into either heat or electricity.” While these plants may be efficient at reclaiming energy, there are other factors to conside

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