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by eganist 4y ago
> It certainly has logic. I had some fun using the "virtual machine" example someone else did, with the "nvidia-smi" command, if I told him it was hot in the room, the next run of the command was showing an higher tem
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by eganist 4y ago
> Arguably, the large federal government agency that we put lots of tax dollars into shouldn't be basing it's regulation on a map that requires significant donated time and effort, from large amounts of the public, to have any
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by eganist 4y ago
No idea about fines but the FCC processed all my challenges and gave Starlink 60 days to respond. We'll see what happens after.
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by eganist 4y ago
Lots of comments are misunderstanding the point of the map and think it's supposed to be perfectly accurate. No, that's not at all the point. The point is to allow individuals and businesses to challenge telecom self-attestations
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by eganist 4y ago
That's the whole point of the map. It's using data reported by telcos. They opened up the map so that individuals could challenge the coverage they're reportedly getting. My data was largely accurate other than SpaceX reporti
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by eganist 4y ago
S22 ultra, specifically telephoto lens #2, is 10x https://www.samsung.com/uk/support/mobile-devices/check-out-... 10MP F4.9 [10x, Dual Pixel AF], OIS, FOV 11°, 1/3.52”, 1.12µm Its #4 in the graphic. Spac
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by eganist 4y ago
Galaxy Z Fold 4. The S22 ultra has a better set of cameras, but I needed the foldy tech to have a portable tablet.
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by eganist 4y ago
S22 ultra telephoto #2 is 10x https://www.samsung.com/uk/support/mobile-devices/check-out-... 10MP F4.9 [10x, Dual Pixel AF], OIS, FOV 11°, 1/3.52”, 1.12µm Space zoom is 10x on top of that.
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by eganist 4y ago
Among my devices I have a phone that unfolds into a tablet and has 3x optical, 0.6x optical, and 10x AI-assisted zoom that can take pictures like this ( https://imgur.com/a/ITwdZSO ) with a total 30x zoom from literally
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by eganist 4y ago
> anyone in the company with a valid login and engineering group membership can generate signatures for arbitrary artifacts. Trust me, I'm not at all surprised, but my point stands: it's either a compromise of the company or th
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by eganist 4y ago
Pretty straightforward, honestly: if the signature on a piece of malware can be verified by a corporation's private key, unless that corporation is a remarkably inept bad actor, that corporation and its signing key have been compromise
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by eganist 4y ago
> Using personal data to assign a cohort counts as using personal data. Duh. The approach described in the article doesn't use any personal data, though? Quoting the European commission: "Personal data is any information that r
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by eganist 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinetic_art Seems to meet the terms.
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by eganist 4y ago
For those lost, the article is largely expanding on just a single sentence: > octopuses possess a massively expanded repertoire of microRNAs (miRNAs) in their neural tissue – reflecting similar developments that occurred in vertebrates.
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by eganist 4y ago
Most of them. Especially the deeper you go into More-land, the more deads you'll see. like I said, surprised this lasted as long as it did. This thread should've been dead before even landing on the front page.
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by eganist 4y ago
No, you're right, I was referring to the superset (controversial threads that invite emotionally satisfying but uninspiring conversation), of which conspiracies would be a subset.
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by eganist 4y ago
> I don't think that's a factor affecting ranking - big amount of user flags (for the whole thread) and "flame-war detector" ("when the number of comments on a submission exceeds its score") do affect rankin
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by eganist 4y ago
This non-crypto topic from 7 hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33674562
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by eganist 4y ago
The fact that this thread ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33674562 ) survived for as long as it did despite wildly transphobic "automatic responses" (nitwit005's words, well put) tells me that we'
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by eganist 4y ago
> It isn't her advocating for hatred Are you sure about this specifically? Her own subtitle disagrees: "I have no patience left for gender activists who pretend that men can give birth." I struggle to understand what &quot
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by eganist 4y ago
> Does the tech field seem to be highly represented in the T part of LGBT? I can’t count how many times I’ve see a woman’s name as the maintainer of some software and thought, wow it’s awesome to see a woman working on something as low-
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by eganist 4y ago
> Hormones help regulate the brain and there are sex differences in the hormones. Does every cell in every body react to hormones etc. the same way? There are differences between each and every person on the planet in terms of how each
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by eganist 4y ago
> How many people that are born female but have both physiological and social need to be male desire to reproduce in a typically female manner? I understand the prompt, but I'll challenge it with the following: Until functioning tes
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by eganist 4y ago
Regardless, it misses the distinction between biological sex v. a mind's gender identity, and solely by the sheer quantity of neurons and possible interconnects, it's impossible to say that every person's brain strictly ali
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by eganist 4y ago
> Your example contradicts the claim. They say "assigned male at birth" rather than "male", because they believe you can be a female even if you were assigned male at birth. I'm not sure that's a contradict
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by eganist 4y ago
That distinction is already there. As I understand it, there's a differentiation between "male" and "female" biological sex v. "man" and "woman" gender identities. Hence terms like AMAB/AFAB
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by eganist 4y ago
> Why design a society after the minority? We always have an obligation to design society to accommodate everyone, not just the majority. Otherwise, with your line of reasoning, you might as well repeal the ADA, do away with ethical AI
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by eganist 4y ago
> Yes, just namecall :) hey rejectfinite, it's a representative acronym, not an insult. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TERF
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by eganist 4y ago
As true as this is, it's also immaterial to the game itself. Since both white and black move simultaneously, the only difference in gameplay is literally which side your king and queen start on. So yeah, it should be fixed, but it&#x27
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by eganist 4y ago
Just played my first game; the dynamics here didn't take long to get used to and it's brilliantly fun to play. Bugs aside, at least. A few people pointed out that the king and queen are in the wrong positions, but if you think it

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