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Sounds like it’s still pending: https://www.nats.aero/statement/air-traffic-control-system-u... > We have well established procedures, overseen by the CAA, to investigate incidents. We are already working closely wi
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It’s more than just populism though - our political and media classes are deeply intermeshed and overlapping. The previous prime minister was a newspaper columnist and returned to being one. His sister is also a journalist in a prominent pa
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Also, I think to people outside the UK, it may be less obvious that this is a style of writing that happens constantly here: A wealthy, probably privately educated journalist, lecturing the reader on how having formal education (that they p
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> The number of fires over the past 4 decades is trending down. The numbers for area burned looks like each time there's a peak, it burns out enough fuel to make subsequent years easier. There were a couple of peaks in 1980s/19
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I’ve experienced old.* misbehaving with TLS before, where the cert was either not the right name or wasn’t yet valid (12mo ago perhaps) - I’m wondering if it may be related to an earlier crawl where that has happened
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I would love to see an analysis of the original source without the attempt to try and critique and ‘improve’ it
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Nowhere does it say anyone is profiting. Unscrupulous sellers are disposing of items they don’t want by sending them to a random address so they can avoid (more expensive) fees for them returning to their origin
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I really enjoyed his video about consciousness ( https://youtu.be/qd1LG_2Fthk ) as well. He states he’s not an expert but there’s a sincerity to the way he talks about his thoughts that made it interesting still. Not standard
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> Do we need to create machines that can suffer? No. Thanks for coming to my TED talk
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The author works on RageDB ( https://ragedb.com/ ) and this doesn't seem to be disclosed in the article
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Hope it would be obvious that they updated the article
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This is a baity headline - Virgin Money and Skipton building society have paused. These are small players. When larger banks like Halifax, HSBC etc pause then we’ll know stuff is going really bad
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Would you be able to pay for something in the millions via normal payment methods though? The laundering makes sense for the smaller numbers like in the link (~$500) but these huge values make it seem unlikely to me (and would surely draw a
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This reminds me of the Alan Watts stuff about life being like music - ie not all about some important crescendo at the end, but the stuff happening in the middle.
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I think the Karatsuba implementation is kind of missing the point of the whole exercise by just leaning on i128’s methods. It should really be defining a big num type or doing all the work on strings etc. It’s also going to explode if I put
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Valgrind does a lot of low level trickery so it hasn’t always supported the latest macOS releases straight away (or sometimes would support them with serious gotchas/limitations)
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He committed statutory rape of his wife's sister
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Actually this is missing an extremely important point, which is that the algae generated current even when there was no light (ie overnight). The paper hypothesises this is because it stores some of energy gained for later use.
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Normalizing means you make something normal. Reddit skews younger, and if the site mainly hosts subs that harass or bully, that's what their audience will see and probably the example they will follow: "Oh this is what we do on th
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Most of these 'edgy' subreddits just normalise bullying. I think it's actually a good thing for the internet that they are pushed off the platform to somewhere less mainstream.
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These are devices for Tensorflow Lite which is more appropriate for IoT etc. not doing the intensive initial training of a complex model