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by ggm 4mo ago
(Lehrer was a mathematician) he did the maths! Well.. arithmetic.
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by ggm 4mo ago
Only getting 95% of the book rated speed? I'm OK, that's still a shitload-and-a-half of speed.
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by ggm 4mo ago
What's their backup plan if the AI world doesn't pan out? What if it turns out people want base compute capability and lots of RAM for filestore cache and programs? Maybe this strategy works, even in that world. Remember when we a
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by ggm 4mo ago
It's qualified through a sense she repudiated "chemical sunscreen protection" and if that's going to "barrier methods only" meaning clothing and shade, I'd have a problem, yes.
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by ggm 4mo ago
While I think there is a conversation about chemical risks in sunscreen and their bio-availability in the bloodstream and thus potential to act e.g. as an endocrine disruptor, There are also much LESS biologically active agents like titaniu
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by ggm 4mo ago
I would think a review of the situation worldwide was justified, since almost all other economies in the G<n> space require government issued ID to have a SIM and an IMEI bound together. So, what IS the massive privacy invasion at sca
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by ggm 4mo ago
Freedom of speech is contextually misunderstood. It's about political speech and the commons. Social Media is overwhelmingly private space, subject to contract terms and conditions. It may be a de-facto commons to some people but I do
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by ggm 4mo ago
But if a current key leaks or is broken, all future keys are broken aren't they? Inband rekey surely carries risks? Obviously the NSA/NIST audit over this has a position. Or, I'm wrong, or both. There must be some what-you-ha
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by ggm 4mo ago
If true, then an awful lot of future P/E ratio is fictional and about to evaporate.
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by ggm 4mo ago
Seems entirely reasonable and I would hope will be accepted as such by the management.
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by ggm 4mo ago
Subscribers only. Normally I'd post archive.is links but I think this time I'm less of a mind. In due course we will all be able to see it I guess.
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by ggm 4mo ago
I read a lot of beginner/tute FP stuff. A mistake they make is doing 2 sentences of "here's how to conceptualise this new notation and what Int -> Int -> Boolean means" And then they get bored and just go full bore
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by ggm 4mo ago
In the Islamic finance model Muslims lending to Muslims, you don't charge interest so much as take a position in an investment with an eye to future value. At least that's how I understand it. There can still be a lein over assets
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by ggm 4mo ago
I've lost touch with the class of problems these machines deal with. It always used to be CFD, typically modelling things like nuclear explosions or dispersion of signals in complex materials like rocks for gas/oil exploration, ra
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by ggm 4mo ago
Always annoys me -p(port) for ssh clashes with -p(reserve permissions) for sftp and scp. Unavoidable given history. Also annoys me we "invented" ssh:// url format after the tools were baked so it's a somewhat odd bo
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by ggm 4mo ago
Put two in a printed case, crosslink to make page turn work and it's a book reading experience.
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by ggm 4mo ago
You think "take back control" was about chat control? I don't. The UK could have controls on social media before Europe does. Taking back control is sloganised anti europeanism as a principle. It has no specific qualities to
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by ggm 4mo ago
No, it wasn't. It was fundamentally about freedom of movement and little Englander racism, and lies about farming, the nhs and fishing. Very few people voted on ID issues or chat control.
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by ggm 4mo ago
Notwithstanding agreeing I suspect this is one of the grandfathered in things. Calibration is pretty big in this, the watch methods have massive epidemiological evidence behind them but it remains a model, and with issues around skin colour
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by ggm 4mo ago
If you think college's importance is reduced because of AI I don't think you understand education, or perhaps you understand it only too well. Michael Polyani had interesting theories about the nature of science. He proposed that
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by ggm 4mo ago
My personal opinion is that "AI surge" is supply side as people rush to fill an imaginary hole and claim the territory. Whats not rushing is CFO belief the value proposition justifies the spend. I think there's a lot of FUD,
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by ggm 4mo ago
https://archive.md/Xtlgd
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by ggm 4mo ago
If they coded their windows side better so I can do things in wsl and powershell to see and interact with .jpg/.heic files in icloud photos, an awful lot of my pain would go away. But no, apple knows better than me what I want to do. I
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by ggm 4mo ago
Voltarin is another NSAID. It's heinous on the gut so I avoid it. But, it's available as a topical gel/cream. If this can have any specificity to site and differential blood levels are a thing, it's possible using voltar
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by ggm 4mo ago
I suspect we're going to get a lot of dichotomous responses to this. 1) the FDA has one job and this is it: if you do something which impinges on information in clinical sciences applied to humans they have a role to play and there is
356.
by ggm 4mo ago
I downloaded and installed it. The specific two UI actions I wanted and mentioned are not implemented. I don't care how powerful it is, these UI approaches are why I chose and use joey. I'm deleting it now.
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by ggm 4mo ago
Most of the anecdotal news stories about super gifted early university entry kids brings to the fore controlling parents and a substantial dose of depression. Maybe it's better to allow normal pace, and suffer a downside of the occasio
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by ggm 4mo ago
I want my specific reader for some UI which I don't find in other reddit apps. Like touch/hold to show fullscreen on image, touch/hold to show comment thread precis. If continuum does this I'd explore.
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by ggm 4mo ago
In part, it was loved to death. It turns out roots demand loose soil or at least not heavily compacted soil from the countless feet of fans walking over it, and opportunistic infection (maybe not this tree but others) is a problem with famo
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by ggm 4mo ago
Some people want to physically interact with cards. If you can't replicate the mechanicals, you're moving poker outside of the realms of the (romantic film dream of an) apartment boiler room with a bottle of rye and into "I m

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