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d1sxeyes
2y ago
You can’t just reject or correct the flight plan, you’re a consumer of the data. The flight plan was valid, it was the interpretation applied by the UK system which was incorrect and led to the failure. There are a bunch of ways FPRSA-R c
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2y ago
So we were talking about excess deaths, which means that supporting your argument with a paper that argues that a previous finding of excessive deaths was flawed is probably not the strongest argument you could make. Increased number of inj
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d1sxeyes
2y ago
Your source says “the fatality rate did not change appreciably”.
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d1sxeyes
2y ago
Seemed pretty good with handwriting. Didn’t make any mistakes with numbers in the sample I tried.
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d1sxeyes
2y ago
I can't see a way to measure load average on a process by process basis as you can for % CPU.
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d1sxeyes
2y ago
I guess not. I think the problem here is a bit more fundamental: people (read, at least 1 from a sample of 1 - me) think that the '% CPU' column in Activity Monitor shows how much of the total processing power the computer has is
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d1sxeyes
2y ago
That sounds like a focal aware (simple partial) seizure. There are other things that it could be but if you want to search, you could try starting with those keywords.
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2y ago
Even that is problematic. A 98% match means there’s a 1 in 50 chance that the sample is not from the person that it’s been matched to. How many cases do you have to cross match with how many felons before you get a false positive? It’s pr
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2y ago
I think the point OP was making is that a response to “this is a very X attitude to things” does not find a direct response in a follow up which is “this is a very Y attitude to things”, and completely fails to address the X.
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2y ago
This phenomenon has its own Wikipedia page: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_you_are_lynching_Negroes
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d1sxeyes
2y ago
That’s sort of what I’m saying, these convictions getting overturned does not prove innocence, it just means that guilt is not proven adequately.
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d1sxeyes
2y ago
Yes but it’s a presumption rather than something that is proven. If the guy who done it was blonde, 6’2”, driving a red Mercedes, and he wrapped the body in a green rug, and it turns out that the bloodstains on green rug of the 6’2” blonde
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2y ago
The vast majority of folks who get cleared based on “new DNA evidence” or whatever actually don’t have their innocence proven. Instead in most of these cases, there is shown to be some problem with a piece of evidence relied on at trial. To
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2y ago
Yes but it’s utter nonsense that you shouldn’t return it as a search result. There’s no “dz” key on a Hungarian keyboard, so you’d need to create that (or an alternative way to type it)… and on top of that it’s not consistent. The easiest w
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2y ago
Add a sprinkle of semolina next time
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2y ago
See, my concern here is that I feel very skeptical about my instincts on this. I suspect both cars are bad, but if the Cybertruck is (for example) twice as bad as a the F-150, would I know what that would look like? I doubt it. Up until you
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2y ago
Imagine it’s not a computer, it’s a piece of paper. And the paper is a bit dirty and you can’t quite tell if it’s a 4 or a 5. You guess it’s 4, but the print-out says 5. Do you pass the exam? Imagine you ask your friend “hey, what’s twenty
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2y ago
> I've seen no evidence that it is significantly worse for pedestrian safety than an F-150 Serious question: have you looked? Or is there any special reason you imagine that if such evidence existed, you would have seen it? I say th
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2y ago
I mean, Meta’s ActivityPub integration is one-way on public profiles. I think even Facebook used to allow you to get RSS feeds of your friends’ updates in the early days. Threads’s lip-service towards AP is barely better than that.
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2y ago
IANAL, but Coolify is available under the Apache licence, which I think would allow for this. Coolify itself is essentially a tool allowing you to install other open-source software, it would be somewhat ironic if they refused to allow othe
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2y ago
I am not certain that this is true: > I would also say that there can’t be two or more infinite masses at the same time ...for the same reason that there can both be infinitely many fractional parts between 1 and 2 and at the same time,
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2y ago
Hm. That’s a possibility. As I understand it though, an infinitely massive object would not move in space, and would experience time at the absolute rate of one second per second. Although that sounds theoretically impossible, I would remin
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2y ago
Not in India but in Hungary you also have exit paperwork. Without the exit papers from your previous company, a new company cannot begin making social security contributions on your behalf, which means your employment is not legal (there is
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2y ago
Sony haven’t lost the original lawsuit, the question was referred to a higher court, but from what I understand, the appeal court in Germany still holds jurisdiction over the case. Either way, it’s not a given that legal fees would be award
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2y ago
Who defines “profession” though? Is “farmer” all encompassing, or is “chicken farmer” different from “cattle farmer”? Is “battery chicken farmer” different to “free range chicken farmer”? Do I need to be top 5% US-wide or just the city/
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2y ago
Yeah, I’m sure there are folks for whom Indiehost will provide a value add on top of what Coolify Cloud offers, and I think tabulating them and demonstrating your value proposition is easy enough, (support, ease of setup, cost savings over
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2y ago
Only fair I think to highlight that essentially this exact service is also offered by Coolify themselves as a subscription which is $5/mo ($4/mo if you pay annually). I haven't used this service myself because I found self-ho
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2y ago
Watch out for survivorship bias here. How many people worked in the bottling plants who did NOT become CEO? A bit of Fermi maths here: the Pepsi Bottling Group had about 70K employees before it was bought by PepsiCo. Assuming a management&#
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2y ago
That’s slightly different. The Israel/Palestine conflict is already bound to be asymmetric due to one being occupied by the other.
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2y ago
While this is inevitable, I wrote a blog post once upon a time about the trend this generates and why I'm worried about it. In principle, wars between armies are proxy wars between nations/governments/etc. A long time ago (Su
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