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by dvsfish 2y ago
I don't think Australia has the power to do that. The world is full of unhealthy things that we prohibit from children. It's a popular idea, with most people in favour of a ban for kids.
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by dvsfish 2y ago
It's actually an attempt to block social media for children. There's no ulterior motives. It will have the consequence of deanonymisation but it's not an attempt to achieve that.
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by dvsfish 2y ago
The greatest misconception about exercise is this "if you're tired your best course of action would be to abstain from the thing that will make you more tired" train of thought. Exercise doesn't always work like this. Ye
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by dvsfish 2y ago
I think most naysayers are threatened by the inevitable decimation of our value. Supply and demand laws are going to annihilate this profession
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by dvsfish 2y ago
One thought experiment I always find myself having is that if this is the case, does it make any difference if the network is physically larger? Not necessarily more complex, just the distances signals have to travel is bigger, say planet s
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by dvsfish 2y ago
D3 is great if you want to dynamically visualise data in your webpage. Maybe a bit niche but I wouldn't write it off this cheaply. I say this regardless of your js prowess - it is quite accessible.
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by dvsfish 2y ago
Great read - the lengths the attacker went to to not only hide it but also build the trust to be able to pull this off is incredible. So calculated. One can only imagine they felt a great deal of panic and despair as the security community
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by dvsfish 3y ago
I was somewhat interested in the story and then suddenly it became a we-work ad before it had any real wisdom to share? What on earth was that?
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by dvsfish 3y ago
I'm not sure I fully agree that we should just sit by and let them be robbed, but the point you make about the government doing nothing is an interesting one as it would be great marketing against a disruptive currency.
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by dvsfish 3y ago
So we have to put everyone who dares to imagine down about it? I see value in sharing a wild idea purely for the inspiration it may give others to think about things from a unique perspective. A lot of great science started as a strange id
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by dvsfish 3y ago
While its probably totally wrong, I think your tone and general attitude to people throwing around imaginative and creative ideas is extremely unproductive and frankly rude. If you want to stifle creative discussions, this is exactly how yo
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by dvsfish 3y ago
Whats to say if you gave an LLM a pre prompt conditioning for things like: Be curious, Explore the domain you exist in, Learn about your environment like your life depends on it, You are a social creature so when you find out information yo
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by dvsfish 3y ago
I don't feel deceived. The process is just different than I thought, but I also didn't even have a concrete idea of the process to start with. Good exercise in not blindly accepting things, which is arguably more valuable than a c
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by dvsfish 3y ago
I literally was just having a foggy version of this exact same thought whilst reading the article. Especially > "Researchers recently discovered that the proton sometimes includes a charm quark and charm antiquark, colossal particle
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by dvsfish 3y ago
Curious as to why this isn't a direct link to the YouTube video
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by dvsfish 3y ago
That's very funny, thanks for that one haha :)
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by dvsfish 3y ago
I did this at university. It was our first comp sci class ever, we were given raspberry pi's. We had no coding experience or guidance, and were asked to create "something". All we had to work with was information on how to co
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by dvsfish 3y ago
In the context of Australia, voting is mandatory if you're >=18yo. We also have very unusual tax laws around owning a rental called negative gearing- if you're a landlord and your rental property earns less than it costs to run
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by dvsfish 3y ago
If I recall, they really hoped it would work without it because the idea is to launch off the surface of other planets that won't have a deluge system. Not sure if that additional context makes it seem any less crazy to think it isn&#x
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by dvsfish 3y ago
I feel the chances for success are slim to none, but I'm surprised it has taken this long to see someone share this opinion. This is how I have felt for some time. I feel for the children born today.
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by dvsfish 3y ago
and those are the very exceptions the parent allows for.
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by dvsfish 3y ago
I actually believe it would - it would inspire generations to work towards something greater than even humanity. Whether that resulted in beauty or disaster is besides the point. It might bring some greater sense of unity amongst humans, an
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by dvsfish 3y ago
You could probably (depending on how much of the information you want is retrievable easily via fitbit's api) write a basic app that restructures that data and syncs daily to your database without having to studiously (=manually?) do i
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by dvsfish 3y ago
I wondered about Annihilation too. I mean... I guess the climate did change, but it didn't seem like that had anything to do with anthropomorphic climate change, which is surely the implied idea of the category
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by dvsfish 4y ago
how so?
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by dvsfish 4y ago
A kiss ass is the above with no authenticity.
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by dvsfish 4y ago
at that point it seems simpler to install heating
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by dvsfish 4y ago
"Tried" is probably the keyword here. Everything you said is correct, but having alcohol is something that adults, not children, typically do. Whether or not more mature adults move to alcohol avoidance is a different thing. I th
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by dvsfish 4y ago
Does this mean that the notion of conservation of energy is actually preserved? Everywhere says its not except on local scales but this almost sounds like dark energy/the creation of more space is fuelled by light.
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by dvsfish 4y ago
Noosa? Of all the nude beaches in the world, the single one I know about and have been to is (at least presumably) referenced.

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