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This article is (2021). It gives some context to the newly claimed "dire wolf" resurrection based on a genetically modified gray wolf.
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Why is it that a constant curvature is preferable for a builder? Is it that construction forms etc are fabricated basically by compass and straightedge still?
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Agreed. I was the same place: do they mean an imprint of a face? Or a partially preserved ancient artwork? No, they mean fossilised bone fragments comprising upper mouth and cheekbone areas of a human skull.
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The UI is simple, clean, and keeps the focus on the site's discussion. It is really good at doing the things that make this site good. I don't know what you are wishing was different. I've always appreciated and enjoyed the U
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Is this some kind of fake AI written article? I'm skimming along and see a passage: Recent theoretical and experimental studies have produced several unusual and interesting results on the cold fusion of matter experience
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Its a giant peeve of mine that automatic memory management, in the C language sense of the resource being freed at the end of its lexical scope, is tied to the allocation being on the machine stack which in practice may have incredibly limi
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How much is there in common between the Zen cpus of the current microcode reverse-engineering compared to the K8/K10 you looked at?
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The blog post that explains the exploit and how this whole thing works is at https://bughunters.google.com/blog/5424842357473280/zen-and-...
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I had seen something about these before in passing, but somehow got the relationship backwards! I had thought they made emergency stretchers from railings rather than made railings from surplus stretchers.
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If it is too early for them to have uncovered a meaningful understanding about what the contracts/programs/employees are doing, why is it also not too early for the contracts to be cancelled/programs ended/employees fire
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> The top-line summaries are definitely consistent with “waste.” Can you give a reference for an analysis of some cancelled contract or program that illustrates your point that it was wasteful spending? I'm looking for something tha
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Related to a comment on a now-flagged subthread: can anyone who believes that DOGE is uncovering fraud please post a reliable reference that gives a specific example of fraud uncovered by DOGE? To be clear, this should be a third-party anal
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Reference please! To my knowledge DOGE has not uncovered any obvious cases of financial fraud. Every example of their cost-cutting that I've looked at (and I've dug!) has been lawfully congressionally appropriated funds being spen
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Essentially all commercial programs released for the 6502 were written in assembly language. Modern compiled languages like this hope to get close to the speed of hand-optimized assembly language while making the code much quicker and easie
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Literacy used to be much less common. If you don't spell your own name, what does it mean to misspell it?
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As I get older (and watch my parents get much older) I see a desire for a completely stable computer system that continues to work exactly the same way for timescales of decades. Currently this is impossible in the Windows or Mac ecosystems
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I wonder if we have a chance to catch it still on radar this pass. I know Arecibo used to do that and is now sadly gone, but Goldstone also has capability. Anyone know more?
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Gaia: Science Essays
(michaelperryman.co.uk)
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You have it backwards. The existing policy (assessed as it works in practice) lowers wages for high-skilled roles such as I mention and endentures employees so they can't easily move. For the roles I am familiar with the progression is
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512(C) Helps Vimeo Defeat the Record Labels. It Only Took 15 Years
(blog.ericgoldman.org)
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I will reply here because I think this is a good question, even if it may have been intended as merely rhetorical. (1) The process was distasteful. I want there to be broader knowledge of the disfunctional way this system works in practice.
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I have been required to create fake job postings because of US immigration policy. From the line manager perspective, how it looks is you have a colleague who has been working with you for several years who is on a H1B visa. They want to ge
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I have been required to create such fake job postings. From the line manager perspective, how it looks is you have a colleague who has been working with you for several years who is on a H1B visa. They want to get a green card and become a
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A lawyer is NOT the right next step. As soon as you engage a lawyer the school will switch from treating this as a student policy matter (which will be resolved in a timeline of days) to a legal matter (which will only be resolved in a time
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I suspect you have a different notion of what conversion meant than Gladys did. For you it seems to be about internal beliefs; for her it was about external declaration, ceremony, and recognition. Likely beliefs had very little to do with t
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Huh. Now you are making me picture a metal detector design with an array of overlapping current loops and a fancy deconvolution software on top that gives you an image (probably very fuzzy but still an image) of what magnetic source its det
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And which of these have the level of support that would let a company put a multi-million dollar project on top of?
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Is there anywhere a collected writeup of performance review practices of different large employers? I feel like things are somewhat homogenized but by no means is it exactly the same process everywhere...
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The horseshoe principle applies on the malice/incompetence dimension. Any sufficiently advanced malice is indistinguishable from incompetence. (Disguising ill intent by as incompetent design is one of the strongest deniability approach
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Accident modes for car on a lift in a repair shop, or car gets high-centered with drive wheels in the air?
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