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by jml7c5 6y ago
I'm pretty sure there's more nuance to this story than you're suggesting.
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by jml7c5 6y ago
What time frame are you talking here?
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by jml7c5 6y ago
The question isn't how long they had to read the final version of the bill, the question is how long they had to read all of the components of the bill. If this final bill was only a 50 page modification to some draft that had been dis
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by jml7c5 6y ago
>Consider the absurdity of that concept. Categorizing the re-transmission of someone else's imaginary property in the same bucket as committing murder. Printing funny green pieces of paper is a felony too. I get the rhetorical effec
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by jml7c5 6y ago
It's not a new phenomenon. Heck, this story even has some of the same players: Hal Puthoff is mentioned in the article because he's still a part of the government research scene. (He's the crackpot who did remote viewing expe
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by jml7c5 6y ago
The potentially interesting part seems to be redacted? What is under that black box could be anything from incredible to mundane.
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by jml7c5 6y ago
Seconding the recommendation for getting "task glasses". It is probably the single most impactful change one can make. I ordered a pair (via Zenni, just some regular polycarbonate lenses) that are at just the right optical power s
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by jml7c5 6y ago
I believe the OP is talking more in general terms about the stream of psychedelics-are-great articles that pop up on HN, not this specific paper.
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by jml7c5 6y ago
AFAIK the idea that cravings represent desires for specific nutrients has been largely debunked. Do you know of any material that supports the theory?
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by jml7c5 6y ago
What is unconvincing about the gimbal explanation?
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by jml7c5 6y ago
The navy confirmed they were real recordings, but AFAIK did not validate anything about the contents of the recordings.
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by jml7c5 6y ago
GPT-3 is still in limited beta, and you have to apply for API access. Fortunately for those who can't get over those hurdles, AI Dungeon's custom mode is very free-form. So people have been using it as a roundabout way of toying w
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by jml7c5 6y ago
I get: >"This is why you are here. This is how things work."The boy's eyes were wide with wonderment, but then he said: "Dad, I don't understand!" His father looked at him with disappointment and annoyance.
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by jml7c5 6y ago
What I mean is that (to my understanding) memory bandwidth in modern devices is already high enough to keep a CPU fed during decompression. Bandwidth isn't a bottleneck in this scenario, so raising it doesn't make decompression
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by jml7c5 6y ago
Decompression is generally bound by CPU speed, not memory bandwidth or latency.
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by jml7c5 6y ago
I think the author doesn't understand what Gruber wrote here. Android uses more memory because most Android software is written to use more memory (relying on garbage collection). It has nothing to do with the chips. If you ran Android
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by jml7c5 6y ago
If the same amount of memory is used, then wouldn't swap usage be the same?
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by jml7c5 6y ago
I think you calculated that wrong. I get $1.8B at that price.[0] Though that 7700 lb estimate assumed the sculpture was made of aluminum; rhodium is about 4.5X as dense, so it'd be closer to $8.1B. [0]: 7700 lb * 14.5833 troy oz/l
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by jml7c5 6y ago
Random attacks are much more frequent than one might expect. If you are unlucky enough to have a device that accepts the default telnet user/pass of 'root'/'xc3511' and you leave it open to the internet, you ca
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by jml7c5 6y ago
Could just be a lazy test for connectivity. Did you log any of the traffic?
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by jml7c5 6y ago
>No we have people buying "cheap" Wi-Fi routers which are subsidized by their ability to be used by third parties for nefarious purposes. You're assuming a) that the router is subsidized, and b) that the flaws are intentio
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by jml7c5 6y ago
They say Dec 2019 to Mar 2020: "Our anomaly detection alerted us to high scores in DNS blocking starting from December 2019 until March 2020"
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by jml7c5 6y ago
Direct link to the study: https://censoredplanet.org/assets/censoredplanet.pdf
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by jml7c5 6y ago
Ah, but that was intentional! We didn't want people to really understand statistics, because that was governments' favourite tool to control the masses. ;-)
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by jml7c5 6y ago
How?
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by jml7c5 6y ago
>What if we had international cooperation instead of a death match? I guess certain business people would not make as much money. Cooperation is hard because of the prisoner's dilemma etc. You don't need "certain business
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by jml7c5 6y ago
Did you mean to post that link? It doesn't give any information on a reporter being banned from reddit.
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by jml7c5 6y ago
Read the article. This is about government censorship, not Twitter/Facebook independently removing things.
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by jml7c5 6y ago
I wonder how this will compare to the Zen 3 mobile parts. A 4800U (Zen 2, 8 cores) apparently does 1235 single-core, 10156 multi-core @ 15W TDP. It's not clear to me how much power the Macbook Pro draws. They specify 10W TDP for the M1
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by jml7c5 6y ago
This is a weirdly reductive take. Any new technology can be better in some aspects and worse in others. (To use your car/horse analogy: cars are much faster and have increased standards of living, but they have also had large negative

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