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I picked one and looked it: > were prosecuted by the state (albeit in Sweden) for true findings that harmed that ideology [9]. is a mischaracterisation. They were investigated at the insistence of a single third party (I found no indi
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The zone this whale necropolis has been found within is named after the Australian Navy hydrographic, meteorological and oceanographic research vessel that first coarsely mapped this deepest part of the Indian ocean in 1960, during my fathe
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> Hard to find the right way to monetize in the early stages though. Fugro got a tonne of money for sidescan surveys of large areas north of this Diamantina fracture zone up to the equator .. looking for traces of the lost Malaysia Air
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5.3M-year-old deep-sea whale necropolis in the Diamantina Zone
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Sing something good to me, yeah.
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Big pipeline fat data users of ffmpeg can and do build their own executables that only include the top N codecs, that eliminates minor bug in obscure never used format problems pretty thoroughly.
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As of September 2025, the State of Palestine is recognized as a sovereign state by 157 of the 193 member states of the United Nations (UN), or just over 81% of all UN members. ~ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Int
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Always fun having a go, mind you Michael Nyman had some thoughts on all this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn1_vUe_Vws For interest, some shepherds run two dogs, each on a different whistle or voice command pitch.
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Even old dogs can switch to new fonts: https://shantellsans.com
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5mo ago
There are a lot of "Android like" TVs out there.
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Not for the bulk of the Manhattan project and not all the people in lab coats .. the intellectual founders that repeatedly pushed for the project and demonstrated feasibility weren't even US citizens.
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> then it’s either our culture and normal way of life That's the one - from an outside PoV the two US parties are two sides of the same coin, barely a perineum twixt them, both ceding the votes of many people to the cash of a very f
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I completely agree, with regard for the GP's point about Android TV's with onboard ffmpeg libraries and Addon Apps that call on said libraries (or pull in their own) .. Cheap arse low resource TVs should either include some form
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5mo ago
It's the US, both "sides" of that coin are bad with examples pro and con all over the shop. Still, to specifically give a partial answer to your poor faith rhetorical just askin' musing: Florida Conservatives (specific
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What prevents running a data stream in, transcoded data out sandbox with no access to unlimited resources, system files, system stacks, etc. It's okay for a sandbox to fall over due to bad inputs and poor memory security if it can jus
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Franklin D. Roosevelt is a better fit for an administrative nuclear program "founder" analogy. Truman was totally in the dark until April 1945 by which time the bulk of the PoC and weapons prep work was done and the project was ru
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In related old and new readings, see also: Small Is Beautiful: A Study of Economics As If People Mattered is a collection of essays published in 1973 by German-born British economist E. F. Schumacher. The title "Small Is Beautifu
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Widdershins 'bout the church .. 'tis the loopiest loopy one can loop.
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There were two sentences. I looked into the second sentence. It's the more interesting case precisely because it was an outlier with no US bases, US assests, et al. > your own explanation convicts Iran. Not my explanation, see the
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Near a school and "allegedly" Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Defense stated that four Iranian drones attacked Nakhchivan, one of which was neutralized by the Azerbaijani army while others targeted civilian infrastructure. One dron
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5mo ago
You should assume that a 13 year HN veteran likely knows the difference, is human, and had a mild bout of misfiring fingers. Small beer in the greater scheme ... and unable to be edited / corrected by the user in question some 12 hours
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5mo ago
Perhaps sometimes a simplistic take like this is true - people destroying just for the sake of destruction and indifferent to the target. However when destruction is targeted toward specific brands or toward infrastructure being used for
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5mo ago
With the obligatory, must see, BBC Britain from Above segment in which Andrew Marr fly on the wall narrates the most challenging part of a live load engineer (UK)'s day ... <doof, doof, doof> the East Enders kettle break. *
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> This is probably one of the worst posts about minimal technology I've ever seen online. Harsh, I thought of it more as having an adorable level of cluelessness. > no reason to abandon the idea of professional farming just becau
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This is more how an LLM thinks about math internally - an LLM version of drilled tables being used for mental arithmetic "as humans do". When humans stall on these tasks, they reach for pen and paper, a slide rule, a calculator, e
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You'd expect so and it's bound to have been done, it's still one of those domains where the establishment (owners, trainers, breeders, jockeys, track associations, etc) is weighted against outsiders. Money would count, but I
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I can only agree. Hard. It's less about the horse, the speed, the actual genetics - it's all about the process, the appearance, the gate-keeping. Country Clubs for horses (and cows, etc)
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There is a wee bit of money to be made winning a race, sure. Here's a question though (can vary by country and racing industry), how do the winnings from racing (as a distribution) compare to the earnings from pedigree breeding, stud f
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Hmm, you may or may not chuckle a little at the tale of a Jew and a Palestinian visiting sperm banks on either side of the wall: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuvvfnjgZlM
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> what if there's an even better horse out there Doesn't matter, such things threaten the horse investor lock in economics. Many years past, an early bit of software from my student days was a side project making an easy to u
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