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by jka 5y ago
Could you try challenging each of your own paragraphs, to determine whether you can find alternative perspectives?
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by jka 5y ago
Sure, I see what you're saying, and I'm fairly resilient, but I don't think it should be anyone's duty to accept widespread, severe adversity based on the mistakes of world leaders. It'd be a difficult, long grind b
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by jka 5y ago
I think I spend time trying to reduce the amount of (time and/or money) that other people will have to spend on those same items in future. Thus I'm reluctant to spend money on them (I'd prefer to reduce their costs). It&#
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by jka 5y ago
"In 2011, Money magazine placed Danville as the fourth-best place to retire in the United States."[1] What can I say - it's hard to argue with that! [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danville%2C_Kentuck
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by jka 5y ago
It's a common and rational response, but my philosophy tends to be slightly different: If the world becomes the kind of place where those preparations are necessary, it's no longer the kind of world that I'd like to exist in.
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by jka 5y ago
Danville, KY?
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by jka 5y ago
Stephen's obituary from the article is available here: https://www.megiefuneralhome.com/obituaries/?obId=24311617 A credit from there, not mentioned in the article, is that at one time he was chief architect of Am
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by jka 5y ago
If this were implemented today (or, to be realistic - using technology from within the past five-to-ten years), what would it look like?
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by jka 5y ago
That's curious - I expected the answer to be "they're provided with discreet advice about expected future events based on friendly intelligence with sufficiently-high degrees of confidence that it's shared with them in o
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Poll: Is the USA in a state of war with Russia?
1 points by jka 5y ago|4 comments
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by jka 5y ago
Yes
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by jka 5y ago
No
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How effective are economic sanctions? (2015)(weforum.org)
2 points by jka 5y ago|0 comments
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Canada's Forest Trust: Personal Net Zero Calculator(canadasforesttrust.ca)
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by jka 5y ago
Grand. Take with a grain of salt, but it's possible you could find https://osf.io/m43tg/ worth a look.
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by jka 5y ago
Safety-wise even if something like this sounds surprising, it could be best to assume that all the statements are correct, and then work backwards to try to determine what the cause is/was, and possible solutions.
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by jka 5y ago
Hehe, this sounds like fun :) I should probably improve a bit at standard chess first, but I'll give it a try some time. Thanks for sharing! An unrelated tangent: Have you watched Primer[1]? [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by jka 5y ago
Yep, it's difficult to think how to handle impermissible moves gracefully in the general case. I suppose that one option would be for the game state to diverge for each player, and only after both of them have reached a conclusion coul
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by jka 5y ago
Particularly towards the endgame, could sneaky players attempt moves that they believe will be invalid given their opponent's likely behaviour, in order to infer what those moves could have been? (and if so, I wonder what the risk tra
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by jka 5y ago
In response to the vision statement's third entry: > "Encrypt everything" I'd quite like to see HTTP signatures[1] become a thing before deciding to join a world where everything is encrypted. Servers can and do provi
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by jka 5y ago
Thanks!
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by jka 5y ago
Source credit: https://github.com/bellingcat/open-questions/tree/f5a556380a...
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Open Access Power-Grid Frequency Database(osf.io)
1 points by jka 5y ago|0 comments
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by jka 5y ago
From reading some of the repository and architecture overview, I think this is true, but: could you confirm that users of metarank can self-train their own models from scratch?
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by jka 5y ago
> There is a random person in Nebraska that would appreciate your help, you just didn't find them yet. To add to that: it's also possible that they'll appreciate the help when they see it -- but they're out doing shop
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by jka 5y ago
Agreed. For what it's worth: when contributing to FOSS projects without financial compensation, I generally don't feel exploited. Perhaps I would feel exploited if I learned that the systems I was contributing to were being used
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Aid flights for Ukraine loaded with weapons, protesting airport workers claim(dailytelegraph.co.nz)
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by jka 5y ago
Thanks! You're welcome. The noise signature could be included in-band, and wouldn't necessarily require multiple machine learning models to verify.
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by jka 5y ago
That sounds extremely impressive, thank you. I hope to find some time to try out Nix soon (appending it to the list of technologies to learn...).
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by jka 5y ago
I'm not sure that any of these ideas will be news to you, but a few suggestions: - Add test coverage for your customizations, so that after you pull upstream changes, you can confirm that your software still works (or at least runs) -

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