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by ggm 3mo ago
Should link to a blog by somebody called Mauchly. And then sell out to some company founded by some "Rand" Guy.
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by ggm 3mo ago
Bit more detail on what ports/pkgs get a speed up or reliability boost would be nice. Dbus? I could imagine applied to insert/remove or plug/unplug it has potential.
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by ggm 3mo ago
A reminder the british government explored handing the Falklands over to Argentina before the war. Fisheries and oil, have changed the view but in times last it was not inconceivable to transfer authority.
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by ggm 3mo ago
> Whether or not local cats were more likely to follow lotion wearers was not part of the research, Scofield admitted. “We did not conduct any experiments to see if it is attractive to cats, but given that the active ingredient [nepetal
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by ggm 3mo ago
Surely the headline should be LinkedIn humbled to be a cesspool of...
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by ggm 3mo ago
I actually meant the reverse: Government and related information, highly strategic information is dispersed, but winds up in the model. Inferences from the information are not uploaded but the model is trained in ways which expose the infer
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by ggm 3mo ago
Yes, that's also being done. A critique I have seen is that this is empowering the rich to get richer. Renters are less likely to be able to adopt these strategies.
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by ggm 3mo ago
The loss of privacy in the data worries me immensely. I would be amazed if there are not significant public/open data analysis opportunities into government strategic planning which in effect reconstruct content never meant to have lef
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Spitting chips: A dive into the data and token industry, & who carries GPU risk(reneweconomy.com.au)
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by ggm 3mo ago
The requirement is to accept time of use TOU variant charging and if you cannot shift enough load into 3 hours you may pay more overall for power in other times of day. Demand shifting is good. Do not mistake this as free energy, it very mu
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by ggm 3mo ago
And my point is that it's a label on a cyclical trend. But sure, he wanted to reason about romanticism specifically. He cuts off very early in the new century, and the romanticism presaged a 50year cycle of revolution and revolt agains
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by ggm 3mo ago
Ultimately the second source will have to be optionally not the US. Then they have a product Europe politically can be interested in. But as long as the primary snoop is the US, then fallback to a US D.C. is problematical. (Happy paying pob
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by ggm 3mo ago
Is this just a posh version of Millinarianism? I don't think so but I ask "why stop at 1800" and look at 1900 and 1700 and 1600 thinking there's signals every 100 years of a bit of Apple Cart upsetting. Girls swooning ov
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by ggm 3mo ago
Rich and/or employed by rich people.
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by ggm 3mo ago
"The last Picture Show" (1971) is a B&W "coming of age" film by Peter Bogdanovich. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Picture_Show
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Weakening copyright to benefit AI would betray Australian Labor party's ethos(theguardian.com)
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by ggm 3mo ago
The key point will be the energy inputs, and catalyst or other process input losses. Not the % recovery, its more recovery at an economically viable cost Many processes could recover the inputs. Some are tremendously polluting. Cheap meth
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by ggm 3mo ago
It would help enormously if articles like this were more explicit about technology such as use of homomorphic encryption, trusted third parties. The audience should not be presumed to be entirely stupid. Regarding the source: https:/&
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by ggm 3mo ago
What exactly was hubristic about the comment? A young account with "See you at the bottom of the thread where the cool people hang out." and "down weighted" as it's descriptor? I could go with ad hom. I accept rude.
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by ggm 3mo ago
If you place a major scientifically literate economy under interdiction over critical tech that you previously gave them access to, you shouldn't be surprised if they invest energy and budget in achieving a degree of self reliance. Sur
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Australian Consumer advocate calls for mandatory domestic mobile roaming(abc.net.au)
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by ggm 3mo ago
Do you find the end figures believable against other claims? I found them overly pessimistic but thats a non-scientific vibe view. Even on the most optimistic setting the $ per QALY seemed excessive. Many of MacKenzie Scott's intervent
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by ggm 3mo ago
Do they pay for it, and the consequent infrastructure cost increases? If they pay full commercial rates or adjusted rates for behaviours which are net beneficial to the supply process, then isn't this just another form of revenue? If t
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by ggm 3mo ago
I'd love to know a subreddit or other place where one could find reasoned discussion of the consequences. SC being staunchly republican I would think the immediate future is another republican senator. I wonder if the WH will meddle. H
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by ggm 3mo ago
I wonder if those old school knife cleaners which flung silver sand all over them in some rotary manner have some utility? Bone handled EPNS cutlery was definitely not designed for the modern age. (never seen one in action, seen them in vic
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by ggm 3mo ago
One of the lead paragraph issues, yes. You win the steak knives!
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by ggm 3mo ago
No I have no more information than anyone else. But, even at normal response times he was incapacitated for more than 2-3 minutes before CPR and after that, reportage is divergent with frankly bizarre variances around talking to somebody
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by ggm 3mo ago
Article has "operating" headline here doesn't. Those that are left are (apparently) all on static display. Articulated steam locos: I was delighted to finally see Bayer Garrets in Delhi, and coastal NSW loco caches. I'd
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by ggm 3mo ago
Discussed amongst a board I am on. We said no. We do not want unintended conclusions being drawn, we want to own discussions and decisions made and recorded. The AI has no legal liability, and we do.
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by ggm 3mo ago
There's a story in Rhodes' book on the atom bomb of Otto Frisch & Liese Mettner discussing the ideation of nuclear fission analogised to cell fission, drawn as a dumbbell viewed head on with the neck of the split a circle insi

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