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by cm2187 2y ago
And a lie is a very blurry thing. You can completely mislead the reader by not being factually incorrect and still present a completely false representation of reality. Usually by eliminating the relevant context or mitigating fact that wou
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by cm2187 2y ago
From the article, Via-LA just didn't respond to the author, that doesn't really say anything about their position. It's a bit premature to call them greedy bastard. The author is doing this out of an abundance of caution, not
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by cm2187 2y ago
I think the theory is that community notes are a more neutral way to tag bad information, compared to whatever the new york time and fox news are doing.
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by cm2187 2y ago
Not only ripped off but if you look at the video it looks like the wings exploded with a ball of fire.
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by cm2187 2y ago
It certainly ended up upside down.
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by cm2187 2y ago
How do you backup a file like that?
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by cm2187 2y ago
Plus I imagine win95 was still under development while they were writing the installer. Better to grab a mature component.
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by cm2187 2y ago
But mostly given that the primary condition for receiving social security is age, it doesn't inspire confidence that they are making payment without having any age data.
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by cm2187 2y ago
or at the very least an estimated birth date. If people are claiming money, that's the very least they can provide.
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by cm2187 2y ago
An axe for the sofa or the walls?
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by cm2187 2y ago
Mostly they were created on the absolutely wrong assumption that they wouldn't annoy as fuck the users. Unless I badly need to get in, I tend to browse away when prompted for a captcha. The ones I hate the most are those where you are
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by cm2187 2y ago
Tax it, regulate it, and when it stops moving, subsidise it!
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by cm2187 2y ago
Well to me the report is mostly useful to illustrate the volatility of hard drive failure. It isn't a particular manufacturer or line of disks, it's all over the place. By the time Backblaze has a sufficient number of a particular
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by cm2187 2y ago
It's like deliveroo. You now have a "premium" option so the driver doesn't make 3 stops before you and your food doesn't arrive cold and 30min late. Premium rides where you can see the street by the window coming!
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by cm2187 2y ago
As all the intelligence agencies see DOGE coming their way to look into how they spend money, I think we will see many of those stories in the coming weeks.
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by cm2187 2y ago
The Guardian is the worst example you could come up with, it is openly politically militant and its opinion pages headlines are hysterical.
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by cm2187 2y ago
Garden leaves are done all the times in the private sector.
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by cm2187 2y ago
And another way to rephrase it is that almost half of the users prefer the older model, which is terrible PR.
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by cm2187 2y ago
Sounds more like a way to not call it an act of war, but why would a ship drag an anchor like that? And why does this happen so frequently at a time of hostility between Russia and Europe?
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by cm2187 2y ago
I think people will need to rethinking having their electricity grid relying on undersea cables. Like there are projects to make the UK dependent on solar energy from Morocco, and northern europe on Scandinavian dams.
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by cm2187 2y ago
If you can code, you can run them by AWS rekognition to do face recognition. It works amazingly well (you need a score >98 for a match). Where I am impressed is that it is also remarkably resilient to faces aging, and in some case identi
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by cm2187 2y ago
I second his opinion. No point to take the 15 million's photo of the eiffel tower. Loved ones of course. But also the street! What I find the most interesting in old family pictures is a window into how people I know, or only apart by
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by cm2187 2y ago
Censoring views that it came from a lab leak with zero evidence isn't any better. In fact I remember being lied to by major news outlets at the time saying that the evidence points to a non lab origin.
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by cm2187 2y ago
Not sure where you saw that few people recommend that. In a company, managers are routinely incentivised based on specific metrics (good or bad, typically budget plus some softer metrics). It's the norm, not the exception. It was even
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by cm2187 2y ago
Agree, that's an example of a badly designed incentive.
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by cm2187 2y ago
Plus you need to know the format of your source file to design the command correctly. How many audio tracks, is the first video track a thumbnail or the video, are the subtitles tracks forced, etc. And in some situations ffmpeg has some war
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by cm2187 2y ago
Why not? If you want good meat, give financial incentives to your butcher. If you want good policing, give financial incentives to your police. The problem isn't the presence of financial incentives, but badly designed financial incent
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by cm2187 2y ago
And as a user it seems to me to be the most elegant design. The quality of the implementation (parity write performance in particular) is another matter.
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by cm2187 2y ago
And in my case all the vdevs are raidz
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by cm2187 2y ago
So for instance I have a ZFS pool with 3 HDD data vdevs, and 2 SSD special vdevs. I want to convert the two SSD vdevs into a single one (or possibly remove one of them). From what I read the only way to do that is to destroy the entire pool

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