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by gavindean90 2y ago
That’s more than a hundred years after Franklin.
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by gavindean90 2y ago
Reminds me of different colored swans
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by gavindean90 2y ago
I think once you have < and / the rest becomes much easier to predict. In a way it “spreads” the prediction over several tokens. The < indicates that the preceding information is in fact over. The “/“ represents that we are
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by gavindean90 2y ago
But like China had the printing press and gun powder and plenty of other things that went on to be repurposed in the Renaissance. I feel like the narrative of the modern technological exponential growth curve kicking off with the Renaissanc
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by gavindean90 2y ago
I am not an expert but boy does that feel right based on the available evidence that I’ve seen.
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by gavindean90 2y ago
You can build closed source products into and on top of MIT and Apache licenses. AGPL code can’t be a part of a project unless you license everything that you write as a GPL kind of license as well.
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by gavindean90 2y ago
Apparently Pharaoh first worked on irrigation and later worked on big pyramids after the irrigation was built but with the same kind of labor force. Farmers who now know how to cut stone and move it around in water.
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by gavindean90 2y ago
Yea, but you might decide to build a pyramid if a site like that was next to a nice river.
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by gavindean90 2y ago
No, I disagree. It is just deliberate steps. Understanding can greatly help you do the steps and remember which ones to do. Training math is likely hard because the corpus of training data is so much less because the computers themselves do
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by gavindean90 2y ago
I thinks that’s been predicted but not observed thus far.
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by gavindean90 2y ago
I’m curious, did the reinstall everything approach work in the end?
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by gavindean90 2y ago
Metallurgy is a very specific form of ceramics. Glass too.
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by gavindean90 2y ago
You are correct from my knowledge. I would expect that if the container is set to not run as root you might be able to enforce fine meaningful security but I’d still run it in a VM if feasible.
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by gavindean90 2y ago
With the other terminal classic period fires maybe we can suggest that there was a change in political power across the Maya world and part of that was burning the old dynasties literally and figuratively as described here.
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by gavindean90 2y ago
And you left a paper trail
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by gavindean90 2y ago
The whole system wide light/dark stuff came about too late to help our terminal sessions.
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by gavindean90 2y ago
Use them as dressings but don’t cook with it.
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by gavindean90 3y ago
He is saying platforms need better tools than simply banning. I don’t see a problem with this aside from a headline that is a bit provocative.
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by gavindean90 3y ago
The idea is that the effects of climate change were much stronger than the effects that were causing the potential ice age. Kind of like a small car on a train track, it may have slowed the advance but did not stop the momentum.
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by gavindean90 3y ago
It's because cosmos implements POSIX in a portable way
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by gavindean90 3y ago
I agree with you. I want to mention Sea salt has iodine very often and was a very common source for other kinds of salts besides sodium chloride. We started iodizing salt in response to electrical methods for extracting pure NaCl becoming p
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by gavindean90 4y ago
Everyday? No, sometimes? Probably.
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by gavindean90 4y ago
We are back to sprite maps
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by gavindean90 4y ago
I don’t think it’s nice or not thing but more a management strategy thing. Hard-driving can be great at extracting value from an organization but it isn’t as effective at exploring potential as other management styles.
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by gavindean90 4y ago
It’s incredible to think that since the homemade catsups were home fermented they were rich in probiotics and digestive enzymes and naturally safe from food related pathogens. They were replaced with a product that, while safe is produced c
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by gavindean90 6y ago
SHA1 wasn’t meant to be a security measure but as far as I know no one has been able to generate a collision that could fool a code review. > Just replacing an object in a repository is not enough; the attacker would have to find a way t
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by gavindean90 6y ago
Of course some people will be left holding the bag. That’s how markets work. The article asserts that’s GameStop is the new blockbuster, but provides no facts or figures to back that up.
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by gavindean90 6y ago
I've seen it mostly in advanced VM management like weird drive configurations.
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by gavindean90 6y ago
Food has a value on its own to a vast number of people. I would argue there are far more cooks than baseball fans.
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by gavindean90 6y ago
This is exactly what a coordinated Russian disinformation campaign looks like. https://www.npr.org/2018/11/15/668209008/inside-the-russian-...

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