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8mo ago
When this settles down, I look forward to all of jail/iojail, Sylve, Bastille, Bhyve documenting this in a mutually consistent manner. As it stands, I have managed to completely knot my brain over the abstractions, what is happening. I
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8mo ago
I like that this is a male posting, and I like that the subject of advertising related body dysmorphia (in its wider sense, not objectifying the OP) can be discussed as a gender neutral topic. Companies which use ordinary people in ordinary
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8mo ago
The fact they rate it the same risk category as one with fatalities says a lot. (I think, in a good way)
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8mo ago
Could this be used as "shake your mac for highly random seed" bits?
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8mo ago
Build for battery swap. Needs more info on the % of consumed energy contributing to forward flight fuel vs electric, and MTOPS limits for safe landing. Does any of the fuel burn contribute thrust directly or is it all post turbine and the f
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8mo ago
Nice device but the experience write up is more about distro choices than anything. It's quieter than the older units and it's harder to run 2 disk ssd raid because of some design choices. Is it faster? How many virtuals? What
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8mo ago
I said nothing of the kind you imply. I know skilled workers who were based in Dubai but who expected to leave immediately their work (court transcription) ended and the same with expat Australians and Britons working in Singapore. The poin
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8mo ago
Like Dubai, many of the migrant workers are ineligible for post retirement life in Singapore and so despite any mandatory savings will not represent any kind of burden on the state compared to delivery of health and housing and care costs.
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8mo ago
It's a bit dispiriting to be discussing a 30+ year old idea which in turn is built on a 60 year old idea by Ted Nelson.
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8mo ago
That's not the headline.
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8mo ago
Fab lines don't have high labour input costs. So, in principle I don't see why making chips in any western economy wouldn't work: Its pay money to ASML, train a small cohort, have a lot of stable concrete in the ground so sha
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8mo ago
Rewilded from a 12 cohort population which was already descended from interbreeding with domesticated Horses so this is at best a back-fill and probably we can't get fully back to the root. They're truly wild within the limits o
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8mo ago
I had a dual CD pressing of Bach (double violin concertos plus some other stuff, Zuckerman/Perlman, Colombia passed through a number of subsequent buyouts and re-releases) which simply would not index correctly from the cd-id track stu
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8mo ago
A salutory lesson in field overloading and structured keys. There must be a aphorism for "things you cannot do with a key, if you don't know in advance thats how the key works" list.
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8mo ago
Since not everyone is experiencing this, I'd like to understand: Is there some mechanistic model of using reddit to boost income by some form of outside-reddit outcome? is this actually a business model? Because I cannot understand how
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8mo ago
Regulate now. You would think it actually levels the playing field for everyone. Never got this, nor the bizarre dysfunctional pockets on womens clothes. In wartime/rationing, the government stipulated hem size, banned turn-ups, oxford
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8mo ago
https://archive.md/pdUkJ
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8mo ago
Surely this would show up in pre and post London smog rates of disease? Or into the future with high EV cities and a drop in PM2.5? One is reassessment of past mortality bills the other is future intergenerational epidemiology. The lead pet
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8mo ago
Nah, sorry. We've got a lamb roast tonight.
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8mo ago
yes. I suspect it's a common approach, but when it becomes the News of the Weird headline it does my head in.
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8mo ago
A note to writers, when a stroke or other brain injury victim relearns speech the worst comparison you can make is "speaking french" or "like Steffi Graf" because it's not an acquired foreign accent syndrome, it
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8mo ago
Given how minor these are, you think they'd get in front of the conspiracy by full disclosure.
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8mo ago
People are making instruments in Tasmania from deep flooded lake bottom revovered Huon pine and other ancient wood. I'd be fascinated if this old wood, Virgin trees from hundreds of years ago, had the same kind of tonal range.
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8mo ago
The new horniman remains super, but I miss the old dusty, "dolmech recorder collection in a case untouched in decades" horniman. Museums have to renew. It's a massive improvement overall for community engagement but the old o
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8mo ago
To be clear I believe there is no particular tech competency gap here, UK and EU have had digotal clearing house and settlement systems for decades. The risk is that Visa and Mastercard have jurisdictional obligations which without a comple
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8mo ago
Does this not also say that Octopi (wrong I know, but we all love a fake archaism) are strongly visually aware of their own state, overriding proprioception with visual signal? considering we're told they have widely distributed neural
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8mo ago
Now tackle SSD. Price distortion is massive, the SSD 2tb floor price just remained stuck for a year or more before rising in the AI hype wave. (I suspect the economists here and in the chip foundries are going Nu-huh: ain't gonna cut p
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8mo ago
In Australia although Post Offices are privatised franchises, their function as government agents remains. They are certified to take passport photos, which comply with our governments requirements (and I suspect some others but the legal r
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8mo ago
I can think of a million reasons not to do this. Not the least of which is I strongly suspect buried in the government specified passport application T&C it says "please don't do this" If they had said "in your brows
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8mo ago
Heard a talk in Paris about a guy who "war drove" around town using a higher layer Mobile IP ap which could sweep up open SSID, connect, and (ab)use the bandwidth to maintain a link "above" it (I guess like an agile VPN)
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