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eecc
2y ago
In UCUM it’s disambiguated as MetricTon
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eecc
2y ago
Also this time “In mice”? (I hope)
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eecc
2y ago
The latter should be “out of scale” (think 3.6 Roentgen…) “out of band” is quite literally outside the prescribed channel.
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Quantum Leap: Scientists Reveal the Shape of a Single Photon
(scitechdaily.com)
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eecc
2y ago
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eecc
2y ago
I guess so... probably OOK, I wonder what's the relaxation time of the medium
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eecc
2y ago
We can grow indefinitely if we entertain ourselves with more advanced and efficient technologies. I run my apartment on LEDs I haven’t changed in 4 years and I max out at 100W. When I was a child, that was the power of one fairly bright liv
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eecc
2y ago
Paraphrasing your own metaphor, we can all eat 1 quality burger or steak once a week (or fortnight), cycling or at least driving a BEV to the restaurant and we would be well within sustainable limits
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eecc
2y ago
Wait, what’s this meme? Wasn’t the price of eggs something big in Russia? https://podcasts.apple.com/nl/podcast/in-moscows-shadows/id1...
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eecc
2y ago
So it’s a race to the bottom, until even the skilled get squeezed… not smart
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eecc
2y ago
I don’t get it, whenever I read some American commenting on anything I roughly agree with, it invariably takes a sudden turn, devolving into an arbitrary accusation against the Left, Communism or Socialism. You’re obsessed folks, calm down
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eecc
2y ago
... and you put all of them in the basement :/
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eecc
2y ago
BYD are literally handmade. I expect QA issues worse that Tesla’s Production Hell and in long term support. Plus, they’re doped up with subsidies like an Eastern Block Olympic Athlete; China needs to prop up its books after the Real Estate
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eecc
2y ago
Well, whether it matters depends on the workload: IB is basically remote DMA so if you need to pick and poke remote data I guess it'll work as another NUMA tier. But for AI training, where you're simply shuffling around large stac
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eecc
2y ago
Hybrids aren't more popular, they're just more convenient for automakers: all that cost sunken into mechanical R&D can't just be written off without bankrupting them (again.) It's just incumbents gasping for their la
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Elon Musk and the Longtermists: What Is Their Plan? [video]
(youtube.com)
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eecc
2y ago
Not really, I’m afraid you’re shifting the goalposts. I don’t think Popper would be so naive to just limit intolerance to physical violence (which is already ruled out by law, so why bother). The intolerance is against anything intolerant t
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eecc
2y ago
“I don’t think you understood Popper at all.” That’s an interesting way of debating. I have to admit I’m tempted to grief for your insult but it’s too much of a good day to waste it
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eecc
2y ago
No. If the majority wants to murder or deport all immigrants and seize their assets because “fuck ‘em”, there’s no way a Democracy can just shrug and call it “vox populi, vox dei”. It might lose but it will have to put up a fight, legal or
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Sure it is, no one is arguing against that. The process includes a constant check against the Constitution and its core values and whenever a conflict is found the law or act is just nullified. See the Italian constitutional court as an exa
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eecc
2y ago
Thanks for explaining the distinction. In Italy we’ve had the same kind of polemic for 20 years from Berlusconi’s Right, claiming — whether preposterously or not is itself debatable, and fanned by Berlusconi’s media — that the Judiciary was
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eecc
2y ago
Nope, you’re spinning it. The mob rule here is Bolsonaro’s, and in no functioning democracy are multiple Powers (legislative, governmental and judicial) collected into 1 hand. If a judge goes out of control it’s another judge’s task to rega
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2y ago
Well, what you described is not quite “Democracy” but “Majority Rule”. Those are two different things
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eecc
2y ago
Well your question leads straight to the “Paradox of Intolerance”. It’s indeed tricky, but the sorting criteria is: once in power, would these people club me to death, or let go of power if they lost a free election?
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eecc
2y ago
And so what? I'm ok subsidising 100 deadbeats scraping by if I can score a couple performers with stellar ROI. This is YCombinator's blog after all, isn't it?
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I guess a canary rollout of the Crowdstrike patch would have contained the impact of this.
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2y ago
Meh, without proper MAC with process namespaces, I guess nothing. SELinux and whatever Apple is doing looks right IMHO
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eecc
2y ago
also JavaScript. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nashorn_(JavaScript_engine)
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eecc
2y ago
Well if their sales grow exponentially you might be correct, but I’m not sure that’s the case. I’ve seen some pretty impressive videos on this channel: https://youtube.com/@aidrivrclips?si=dYOXOhn5cdGDpWmh
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Hotels > Airbnb, a Horror Story
(twitter.com)
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Statement on Vavr's Future
(danieldietrich.dev)
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eecc
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