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by ggm 2mo ago
https://archive.is/Rh0SA
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by ggm 2mo ago
I had noticed this. Order two things, one on Amazon one not, turns out source is in Amazon ecology and uses Amazon to fulfill, how the $!#? Are you meant to know what's going on when your overt buys were one in system, one out, both ar
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by ggm 2mo ago
I read elsewhere the total damages to all parties now exceeds $4m and a senior police staffer faces legal sanctions.
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by ggm 2mo ago
A question I won't be able to read about because the FTs boundary defeats my usual archive.is wall jumping. The tl;dr here would be "it's blindingly obvious they don't have to be", and many aren't especially ol
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by ggm 2mo ago
An answer appealing for both it's brevity, and the potential recursive application. Use wisely lest stack overflow in discussion threads eventuates.
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by ggm 2mo ago
Yea after about 15 repeats it looked exactly like I remember. Very 'samizdat'
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by ggm 2mo ago
Mortality stats will tell a tale.
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by ggm 2mo ago
Good point. I guess they've weathered acidic oceans, eutrophication, you-name-it. However there is some reason to believe things like ocean acidification is happening significantly faster than in times past. Hard to be certain but that
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by ggm 2mo ago
Not spending time with 10/100/1000 millions people very much I appreciate there may be a boundary between 10 amd 100 but between 100 and 1000 I remain unsure there is a functionally useful distinction which would motivate me, per
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by ggm 2mo ago
There's economics wrapped up in finding a reproducible synthetic replacement against harvesting. If climate change causes a drop in horseshoe crab availability we might see the pressure here.
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by ggm 2mo ago
Could be. And they're high quality images and movie clips.
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by ggm 2mo ago
Yea, but if I bought coffee table books and this was printed by Taschen, I'd buy it. That typeface is so familiar. One imagines a great big red "reset" up in the clouds, benevolent creator pondering pressing, this is definite
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by ggm 2mo ago
Surely the FTC would be all over this for truth in advertising, even if the FDA wasn't. The "services for medical researchers" reads like "tell us the result you want and the level of journal prestige and we'll pric
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by ggm 2mo ago
Diet & lifestyle? Leftmost Low statin has some high fish intake high veg diet. But probably not low salt. Far right has some high salt, high smoking rate econs. I selected AU, NZ and UK to compare as high health budget, high statin use.
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by ggm 2mo ago
1) am I allowed to scan the entire corpus in advance before I populate the dictionary? Is this a stream, or is their an EOF marker I will know in advance? 2) if 1) then "prediction" isn't the word I'm looking at.
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by ggm 2mo ago
The site is killing my brave browser. Maybe long thin transoceanic paths, or phase of the moon. So many partially loaded images. But definitely worth the wait. A great read. I liked the almost mimetic quality of "which slightly broken
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by ggm 2mo ago
It's very easy to fall into a mental state of Schadenfreude but the key point isn't making Zuckerberg pay, it's ending the harms. Not that I will object to payment. But payment to continue acting in net harmful ways? That&#x2
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by ggm 2mo ago
A remarkably strong signal to my naieve eyes. These drugs appear to do what they claim. Most people I know in my age group 65+ who take them complain of minor issues like biliousness. Most of us grumble about something. If I owned a lawn I
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by ggm 2mo ago
Does not mention height once. Surely after density (mentioned in one paragraph) the primary problem for NIMBYS?
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by ggm 2mo ago
When you tell these kinds of systems your net worth and interests, remember who has the value proposition in that info. Aggregates are valuable.
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by ggm 2mo ago
Vale Evi Nemeth. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evi_Nemeth
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by ggm 2mo ago
My memory is that the Alpha and OSF/1 hit at the same time. OSF/1 had a different model of shared library stuff, and I recall it being something which sometimes demanded a reboot to get a runtime cache rebuilt/linked so thing
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by ggm 2mo ago
I live in Australia. One day I received a very excited phonecall at a ludicrously early time from a Canadian Mathematician I knew (John McKay, Concordia. He's dead now but had been a figure in my childhood from his time in Edinburgh in
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by ggm 2mo ago
Gell-Mann Amnesia. Recognises the failings in their own field of discourse, assumes all true about anything else, same source.
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by ggm 2mo ago
Ah well. I've been duped by the hype. I'm glad there is at least some viable electrification going on.
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by ggm 2mo ago
I think it behoves JCB to say why they see electric motors in this industrial niche unsatisfying when the mining sector in Australia is going in electric super big time in underground and open cast, for all kinds of roles. I suspect JCB is
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by ggm 2mo ago
Buy premium SD card. Big dependency on a possible SPF depending how you4r 3-2-1 is going. I've only had total loss with SD. It's there until... it's not.
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by ggm 2mo ago
My argument is to tone. The articles tone is "come on in the waters fine" and my point is that easy is deceptive. I don't understand your continuing lack of understanding but perhaps we read the article with different preconc
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by ggm 2mo ago
I have no idea. It makes my comment a statement posted as a proxy for a question, a question you correctly pose explicitly. If it can, then deployment in a sea of gates can make a chip viable across model generations as weights change, insi
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by ggm 2mo ago
Field reprogrammable, it's an FPGA on steroids. Field upgradable. Burnt in, it needs a zif socket and easy access in every car, aircraft, a pull out slot in a phone, or it's new era planned obselescence.

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