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and yet there's nothing on the anniversary of the Las Vegas shooting this year (most likely because the media needs to memory hole what was really a failed assassination attempt)
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I truly was, and it's was hilarious. California/Silicon Valley has a big issue of absolutely belief they are right. Big tech companies want to stop "disinformation" by banning people from their platforms. A recent case i
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There has to be more to the story here. With the law starting in 2006, why are authorities just now going after these bars? Did something specific start this, or is it just the growing authoritarianism that comes with these endlessly long n
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At work we use to use the old Yubi keys that were nice and long and had a good contact areas. Then they switched to the nanos and wouldn't reprogram the old ones (or even order the larger ones of the same generation, or let us pay for
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Sales. Money. Power.
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Their contract may have not allowed it .. which shows how shitty the contract was. Apple doesn't care about preventing environmental damage. Fixing/Refubing and selling is WAY better for the planet than trying to extract all the c
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What was the name of that really old flight simulator (it was either late 80s or early 90s) that would delete random files from your system if you crashed?
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Readers from other countries, what is it like there? I remember when I lived in Australia, my friends told me that many crimes do not show up on background checks after 5 years. Also in Australia, the sex offender registry is confidential,
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Interesting. Is there already a Gitter->Matrix bridge, and that would essentially be going away once Gitter fully supports Matrix? It seems like they're not changing Gitter to talk Matrix, but actually switching the backend to be Ma
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6y ago
I think we'll see more low/mid scaled jobs. Capitalism is about continually innovating. The problems of course, are the finite set of resources, and the fact that you can't have infinite growth. We need to businesses around r
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> much of their populace actually listen to the government recommendations, unlike the American populace Americas have followed the rules, in almost all regions. People all over the US stopped being social days or weeks before the lockdo
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This is the new narrative and it's pretty misconstrued. Have you read any of the "long term" effect studies? They're almost all case studies on very specific people. The UK study published out of Charlottesville has 60+
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> new restrictions that are targeted at the second wave that is unlikely to lift until sometime next year The actual number of fatalities are dropping in almost every region. The trouble with "new cases" is they just add to the
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And also, no one is reporting the number of test iterations that are being used for each positive result. There are people with very low viral loads, who are not contagious, that test positive. If you run a RT-PCT enough times, you can gene
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Immunity is complex. Every article tries to reduce it to antibodies, but antibodies are just one aspect of "memory." Our immune systems have an inane immune system, an adaptive immune system, a Complement Protein system[0], with h
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This post will pretty quickly fall off the front page. Political and controversial posts often do. If you find one, be glad. Look at it closely. Look how many comments are in the grey. There is a lot of controversy. Always scroll to the bot
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Wikipedia is not a good source for anything remotely controversial at this time. One of the founders did a great post on it: https://larrysanger.org/2020/05/wikipedia-is-badly-biased/ If you do read Wikipedia
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NGOs typically do a lot of harm. They're the means by which high income countries enforce policies that keep developing countries in debt to them, in order to extract resources. The 2011 book "The Dictator's Handbook" do
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Ohio State is mentioned in this. Are there any other sources on their involvement?
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I feel like there's an entire side to this story that isn't being captured.
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Isn't this the entire reason we need groups like Amnesty International present, or do you think they're bias/compromised as well?
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I believe so. There are way too many variables when it comes to driving. I honestly don't think it's possible to solve the problem without huge advances in general purpose AI that can do its own goal setting ... and then I just im
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I wrote this back in 2016 and I think it still holds today: https://battlepenguin.com/tech/self-driving-cars-will-not-so... Self driving cars are dumping an insane amount of time and effort into computer vision and AI
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She's a descendant of an Indian and of a Jamaican. She's "black" but not ADOS (descendant of slavery). Honestly I see these identifications to a political ends as very problematic. Your political beliefs and policy decis
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Is it possible to get this leaked dump? The article says it's from 2016, and I have a few empty 4TB hard drives, so it'd be interesting to load up the data and look through it myself. On the surface though, if the article is accur
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I wonder how they choose what is worth of a bang and what's not. Are any of the bang operators paid placements?
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I feel like this article makes a lot of good points, but can easily leave out the section "The politics of labels". It's trying to draw a political comparison from the dynamic world of human interactions, into the cold determ
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I No Longer Hate America
(battlepenguin.com)
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Most Americans still believe in America. Despite what the rage media would tell us, most Americas still have a national identity. Support for succession of any state is very low. California is also two states. The West coast is super left,
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I think the it's a bit different to compare the medium of a book. It's a one directional medium with ideas. In America, we treasure speech and don't fear ideas. But in a two directional medium, that allows an entity to soak u
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