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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
See the other comment in this thread. Very disturbing.
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
That comment is weirdly confusing/confused. But if you try archiving any site on ghostarchive, or clicking on any existing ghostarchive links, it just says "site is down for maintenance". For now I've given up on using a
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
Flagging as article is paywalled with no way around, and there doesn't seem to be any way around the paywall now that archive.is is a DDoSer.
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
Unsafe archive site, as it's still DDoSing gyrovague.com. Don't use archive.is until they resolve it. (Not sure if it's really ever safe now, after this shitshow).
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
No, they rejected this one, so obviously that isnt the case.
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
You seem to be missing the point,which was that google didnt give them Jon’s info, and that it would be trivial to find in other ways.
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
Your comment is confusing. Who are you asking this question to? Parent comment clearly didnt say it was appropriate in any way.
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
Even 30 years ago when I started in the industry, most jobs required very little deep thinking. All of mine has been done on personal projects. Thats just the reality of the typical software engineering job.
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
Which things in particular?
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
Thats not an argument to get rid of the courts. Quite the opposite. Trump is trying to sideline them, but ultimately it will fail becausethe population wont accept it. The US isnt China or Russia, and Trump may have to learn that.
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
So how should it work?
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
Im a little confused. Do you not believe there should be courts at all?
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
Should it not be available with a valid court order as well?
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
That is paywalled. Try https://archive.ph/mHlUT
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Probing quantum mechanics with nanoparticle matter-wave interferometry(nature.com)
2 points by cpncrunch 9mo ago|0 comments
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
Yes, there are arguments for and against sending out a strong deliberate "we're here" signal. But I guess you could also argue that the possible danger in announcing our presence is fairly well mitigated by the speed of light
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
What did I think about what?
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
This assumes that ETs are deliberately transmitting high power signals towards us (or into space in general), although I'm not sure that is a reasonable assumption. I think it would generally be unwise to loudly announce a civilization
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Evidence for modified gravity at low acceleration from Gaia observations(phys.org)
4 points by cpncrunch 9mo ago|0 comments
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
I was always skeptical about these studies, as it wasn't clear if there were proper controls. There are many ways in which the results could be an artefact of the experiment, and the article details a few that I didn't even realis
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by cpncrunch 9mo ago
The problem is when the exercise is excessive and/or the depression is caused by stress/overload. In that case the exercise can lead to burnout/CFS/overtraining, resulting in worse depression as well as debilitating phys
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by cpncrunch 10mo ago
From what I can gather from the article, it does seem to be entirely legal. He never forcibly removes the squatters, just makes their life annoying and difficult, and they usually choose to leave. He also doesn't attack anyone, and onl
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by cpncrunch 10mo ago
I just checked Messenger, and it shows timestamps under each message. I didn't change any settings to get that.
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by cpncrunch 10mo ago
Link to study: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12700204/ Although I think the more interesting question is whether sunbed use increases or decreases overall mortality. The only study I can find is Lindqvi
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by cpncrunch 10mo ago
350mph true cruise airspeed for the stock aircraft, so I suspect you had a bit of a tailwind there.
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by cpncrunch 10mo ago
0.3-1m.
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by cpncrunch 11mo ago
Ovh provides ddos protection without that nonsense, for free. Aws does it too, for a fee.
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by cpncrunch 11mo ago
Looking into this more, it does indeed seem to be a cloudflare problem. It looks like cloudflare made a significant error in their bot fingerprinting, and Perplexity wasn't actually bypassing robots.txt. https://www.perplexi
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by cpncrunch 11mo ago
But is there any actual evidence that any major AI bots are bypassing robots.txt? It looked as if Perplexity was doing this, but after looking into it further it seems that likely isn't the case. Quite often people believe single sourc
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by cpncrunch 11mo ago
Actually, it looks like all the major ones do honour robots.txt including perplexity. They seemingly get around it using google serps, so theyre not actually crawling or hammering the site servers (or even cloudflare). https://ww

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