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8mo ago
There's no difference between you advertising something on your website vs. the chatbot that is on your website advertising something. It's something "the company" said either way. There's generally protections in m
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> Not all types of fundamental research have the same potential for material benefits, or the same cost. It is hard to gauge this is in advance though. If you were sure what you were gonna find, it wouldn't be much of a discovery. H
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> I honestly cannot imagine a better outcome or handling of the situation. It's the "best outcome" if you're trying to go as fast as possible without breaking any laws or ending up liable for any damage. German perspe
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9mo ago
Most of these are negative in some way, except for the "Other personalities" section. There's a lesson here somewhere.
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You cannot save these people by technical means. They'll just fall for something else instead. The only one who can protect them is a family member or appointed guardian. Or maybe, just maybe, we start doing something about the crimina
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9mo ago
Pretty much all fields have shit papers, but if you ever feel the need to develop a superiority complex, take a vacation from your STEM field and have a look at what your university offers under the "business"-anything label. If a
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9mo ago
If a plan was made to repatriate it, chances are this will happens slowly over years, possibly decades. A lot of it might not even be "moved", but rather "swapped" for gold physically in the EU by means of various vehicl
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9mo ago
Can't wait to have another cache layer I have to think about.
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Oh. Now I get why we're talking past each other. There's a thing most computers are configured to do out of the box, but yours might be different for some reason. I'm going to assume you're using Windows. In that case go
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9mo ago
The US wasn't exactly "friendly", but comparing US hegemony to Nazi Germany is a bit much, don't you think? /s
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The main issue with precise jumps (for me) is that they require you to - already exactly know where you want to go - figure out the relative distance either by looking to the side at relative line numbers or calculating - move your hands to
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9mo ago
Stuff like typing "10j" made sense when text editing was high latency. Nowadays you can just hold j and stop precisely where you wanted to, even if you're ssh'ing into a server on the other side of the country. There
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9mo ago
Meanwhile thousands of modders make some money on nexusmods from their Cyberpunk mods. My Cyberpunk mods get me like 200 USD/month in passive income. Why is this guy getting singled out?
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9mo ago
That's also not what I said. Germany was aiming for 45 years initially (likely planning for overhauls + recertification then, rather than shutdown). Instead they shut down at 35. However if left as is, all of those shut down in 2011 wo
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9mo ago
Huh? It would have not have been early. All of those shut down early in 2011 would have reached their planned shutdown dates by now (which doesn't rule out overhauls/recertification at that time though).
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9mo ago
I believe the very last ones of those shut down early would have been scheduled for shut down by 2020, so in that case about 9 years earlier than their planned lifetime. Some were shut down mere months before the planned date. Their average
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9mo ago
All of these should have been shut down (by now). The mistake was not building new ones to replace them.
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9mo ago
So the argument is that Donald called his puppet Tom on the phone, spelling out to him a bill that once enacted will be sent 2 years back in time, causing it to have at least some effect on emissions in 2025. I get it now. Thanks Donald.
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9mo ago
There can be hardly be many that both commenced construction and went online in 2025 during his current term. Most that went online in 2025 will have commenced construction during the Biden administration.
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9mo ago
Don't let your political opinions get in the way of understanding what is happening around you. > The increase in greenhouse gas emissions is attributable to a combination of a cool winter, the explosive growth of data centers and c
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9mo ago
> The German one has not a single sentence in the intro about advantages, but a whole paragraph on how it's controversial. No, they do have a sentence on that right before, talking about how sometimes it can make sense as a medical
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9mo ago
You can't run most of what you would probably consider "code" on your computer either. C, Python, Rust, ... all have to be translated into something your computer can execute by compilers and interpreters. On the other hand n
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9mo ago
More specifically it becomes a property of window, which is the global object. So <div id="hello"> becomes accessible as window["hello"], which means you can just directly write hello.innerText = "Hi!". S
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9mo ago
> If my state had a similar spat with Cloudflare would we be in danger of losing the infrastructure we've grown to depend on? Absolutely. And if any of their competitors claims they can guarantee that they won't ever (have to)
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9mo ago
I can write a sed command/program that replaces every occurence of PI with TAU/2 in LaTeX formulas and it'll take me about 30 minutes. The "intellectual effort" this requires is about 0. Maybe you meant Euler's
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> Is he referencing a bunch of democracies I haven’t heard of [..] Historically: Weimar Republic, Czechoslovakia in 1948, Italy starting 1922, Austria starting 1933. More recently: Venezuela starting 1999 Halfway there: Turkey starting 2
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> First off, the "Priority Delivery" is a total scam. It was pitched to us as a "psychological value add." Like I said in the title, when you pay that extra $2.99, it changes a boolean flag in the order JSON, but the
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9mo ago
Some would consider not being able to play that game a feature!
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Yeah, and if you have decent eyesight you can look forward even further to see the bubble popping.
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Phones are already way slimmer than they should be. Now we have top-heavy "slim" phones with huge bulges for cameras*, 50% less battery life, reduced performance because of thermal issues, glued together in favor of screws and r
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