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by imglorp 1y ago
https://archive.ph/Y2bjo
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by imglorp 1y ago
> We have spent the last days having thoughtful conversations with Jimmy, and after those conversations, we reached the decision to return the show on Tuesday. In other words, stuck between reprisal from angry customers and an angry mona
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by imglorp 1y ago
Could it be the recommendation algorithm is so terrible that people can't even? Mine is just a sewage firehose so yes, I watch less now, and I use NewPipe on mobile to have a chance to see my subscriptions.
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by imglorp 1y ago
The parties have already decided their position on a variety of issues so if you're going to get nominated for the party you'll be against them on that issue. And the system is designed to exclude independents. The last nationally
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by imglorp 1y ago
In the US, both parties were supportive in the last election. Not many choices.
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by imglorp 1y ago
Ok so this is the cake pan thread. They can shrink the amount of mix in a box but the hard limit of shrinking is the standard set of pans that everyone has. There are also bundt and springform pans in addition to the rectangulars. So if the
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by imglorp 1y ago
I asked for a dipthong. The generated photo was interesting but ... > The Diphthong is a specially crafted musical instrument consisting of two entwined harmonicas emitting dissonant tones when played simultaneously. Its unique design al
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by imglorp 1y ago
Corporations worked so hard to be imbued with the properties of a person, such as money == free speech. With that should also come some personal penalties, such as jail for the people running it. Or maybe corporations really aren't peo
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by imglorp 1y ago
Certainly now, yes. But back in the 70's, OP's museum -- Franklin Institute (fi.edu) -- used to have serious lectures, classes, and even some research. Upstairs there used to be lecture rooms, a library, and classrooms.
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by imglorp 1y ago
This is kind of the Optimal Stopping problem with some additional pressure built in. I bet the number is not 37%. https://www.mathsisfun.com/numbers/optimal-stopping.html
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by imglorp 1y ago
I agree CPR in that situation is probably limited value. I bet you can find their procedure manual online, but on station, the victim would only be a few meters from a defibrillator and drugs to fix the problem. The ER is some 12 or 24 hour
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by imglorp 1y ago
> An unauthorized third party accessed a limited subset of customer data from one of our databases How could only a subset be affected? Any architecture other than a "users" db table wouldn't make sense.
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by imglorp 1y ago
For small on-prem shops that don't really want to learn about running k8s, and have under a few dozen nodes, there are definitely slim options, like Talos is basically boot to k8s, and for single app level, there's things like mul
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by imglorp 1y ago
Networked X11 was a killer app back in the workstation days. "The network is the computer," was totally true in practice. With the rise of Wayland, I feel like we're due for a new networked interaction protocol, maybe rising
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by imglorp 1y ago
This makes me so angry. I have an ipad mini - a wonderful piece of hardware that can do almost nothing useful now, as OP indicates. I would love to run my choice of OS on it and not landfill the device. Instead Apple controls it, like I nev
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by imglorp 1y ago
China may elect not to replace the whole shortfall. They may value the message it sends more.
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by imglorp 1y ago
Did you read the politico link?
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by imglorp 1y ago
Grok is doing some terrible things to the environment and to the community surrounding its data center, especially the disadvantaged in the area. Nobody, anywhere should be okay with that. https://www.politico.com/news/
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by imglorp 1y ago
First was the "fuck you business daddy" memes: John Oliver and middle fingers. I guess the site adjusted its filters and they all got banned. Yesterday was boobs everywhere. And then those stopped. Today, it's all blacked ou
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by imglorp 1y ago
> the neurobiological mechanisms underlying the profound subjective effects of high ventilation breathwork (HVB) remain largely unknown and unexplored It's kind of amazing there is minimal science behind something so fundamental. I
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by imglorp 1y ago
That sounds like a political problem in one country, not a wind problem. Wind works well, especially offshore: there are 1133 GW of installed wind capacity globally in 2024, so it seems to be working for somebody. This is compared to 377 GW
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by imglorp 1y ago
To say nothing about censorship and alerting in your private documents. Discussing sensitive biological matters, or unpopular political thoughts? Not a good idea when living in an authoritarian state. https://www.forbes.com/
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by imglorp 1y ago
We can have plenty of both.
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by imglorp 1y ago
They said ahead of time they were shutting one booster engine down to test redundancy.
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It's bigger than you think(i.imgur.com)
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by imglorp 1y ago
Some are doing model inference. https://wallaroo.ai/optimizing-ai-inference-and-governance-w...
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by imglorp 1y ago
It's his standard procedure over and over again; works great for him. Talk it up. If it keeps him in the headlines, great. Throw it against the wall and see if it sticks. If he gets sued, fine, there's a decade of suits piled up i
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by imglorp 1y ago
Rapid onset enshittification by new owner who is hostile/oblivious to the community. Background info here: https://imgur.com/gallery/imgur-is-near-dead-suggestion-poss... * Imgur's US mods were all laid
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by imglorp 1y ago
Byte cover for reference. https://tashian.com/articles/dynamicland/byte-magazine-augus...
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by imglorp 1y ago
Do we still call it CCTV if it's an IP network?

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