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Icelandic voters reject a resumption of EU membership negotiations(euronews.com)
4 points by delichon 1mo ago|2 comments
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by delichon 1mo ago
That also leaves out Meta, Google, TikTok, X, etc. They all have policies to hand over data without a warrant for posts classified as CSAM, terrorism, self-harm or threats of violence. They have law-enforcement portals and a 24/7 emerg
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by delichon 1mo ago
Turns out people have little sense of humor around shooting kids, go figure. It's about as safe to joke about as telling the stewardess about the bomb in your carry on. Just as personal tactical advice and not civil rights commentary,
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by delichon 1mo ago
I agree, but to be fair, the US constitution is set of limitations on democracy from beginning to end, and I do support that document.
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by delichon 1mo ago
> Why is git.kernel.org “interesting” to crawlers Interesting to crawlers is not a narrow scope. We have the same problem on a B2B car wash site.
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by delichon 1mo ago
Data from all of Roman’s surveys will be made public as soon as it is processed, with no periods of exclusive access. https://www.nasa.gov/missions/roman-space-telescope/nasas-ro...
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by delichon 1mo ago
If someone can look at that reasoning trace and see a stochastic parrot next word prediction machine, we don't understand those words in the same way.
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by delichon 1mo ago
The data, up to 1.4TB/day raw compressed, is planned to be fully open, every observation is public as soon as it is processed with no embargo. You can just download it and start looking for Rama or Oumuamua or plan your exoplanetary re
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by delichon 1mo ago
If vagueness isn't a problem then we can simplify the law by replacing it all with one sentence: Let there be justice.
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by delichon 1mo ago
Declaring the law void for vagueness would not favor Kalshi. It would undercut the federal preemption that Kalshi is advocating for.
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by delichon 1mo ago
> As an example, the court explained that whether the Super Bowl happens is an “occurrence,” but who wins it is not. This level of parsing looks like judicial legislation to me. Isn't it one occurrence if the Rams win and another if
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by delichon 1mo ago
Good news, exposure therapy is quite effective for arachnophobia and is the first-line treatment. SSRIs do not have the same level of supporting evidence, and the effects are not as durable.
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by delichon 1mo ago
I live in a rural area of the southwest and hadn't traveled or flown since the pandemic, until last spring. Then I flew to Minneapolis to say goodbye to a dying aunt. The ethnic change I saw in the city and on my flights was shocking t
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by delichon 1mo ago
> And, finally, it's good that someone (something) actually reads the specifications. This feeling of being heard and understood is a driver in cult growth. And in ordinary human bonding and mating. So this seeming AI benefit carrie
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by delichon 1mo ago
You just pushed me into a rabbit hole called the Zanclean megaflood. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zanclean_flood
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by delichon 1mo ago
Most immigration is based on hiring people into jobs for which the skills exist locally but which demand higher wages than immigrants. This is called a labor shortage by employers who prefer not to think of it as a salary shortage. This is
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by delichon 1mo ago
I don't think I've seen a snuff film of that scale before. I'm not good with even fictional horror. This may haunt my dreams. For most of the people there was just nothing they could do. But others would have had a chance if
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by delichon 1mo ago
I was a HS math teacher too. When a student gets to "OH! I get it!", I think that they feel superior to themselves a minute ago, and to also to their buddy who doesn't get it yet, and those things are not really separable. An
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by delichon 1mo ago
To be clear, do you think everyone has equal worth, from the greatest ecologist or humanitarian to the most vegetative coma patient? If so you are being consistent. But that seems to limit value to self-worth, and ignore value to others.
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Top issue in midterm vote: #14 Climate Change at 3%(mediaite.com)
2 points by delichon 1mo ago|2 comments
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by delichon 2mo ago
Why wouldn't you feel superior to people less observant than yourself? Does a more observant person not have a greater worth, all else equal?
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by delichon 2mo ago
Doesn't that conclusion make you feel somewhat superior to people who don't share it? If not, shouldn't it?
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by delichon 2mo ago
I put her in my pantheon with Johnny Cash. Turns out Cash introduced her on her Grand Ole Opry debut in 1959, when she was 13. She killed it. Parton said later she was best friends with Johnny and June. https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by delichon 2mo ago
Support for data centers jumps a net 31 points after voters are told modern facilities can reuse the same cooling water for up to 10 years, new poll finds. -- https://x.com/Polymarket/status/2092209623583404461
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This Week Changed Medicine Forever: 4 Breakthroughs(afshine.substack.com)
3 points by delichon 2mo ago|1 comments
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Lower air pollution leads to increased warming(twitter.com)
5 points by delichon 2mo ago|1 comments
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Automakers Keep Adding Screens, but Buyers Want Something Else(autoblog.com)
5 points by delichon 2mo ago|2 comments
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by delichon 2mo ago
A friend was a property manager in Sacramento. His biggest headache was replacing the electrical equipment thieves would demolish to get to the copper, that currently pays ~$5/lb. If people are really working this hard for steel at $0.
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by delichon 2mo ago
If my boss told me what to do, and I opposed her interference on the grounds of my independence, she would grant my independence rapidly.
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by delichon 2mo ago
Do they still think they occupy the commanding heights or do they just see the need to act like it until the IPO in a few weeks?

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