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jobigoud
6y ago
If you create a new account and don't use it it's flagged as spambot.
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6y ago
A nuclear winter is planet wide no? With which aspect being in the southern hemisphere helps?
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6y ago
The point is you don't have to create an account.
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I haven't seen the difference... In what ways is it degrading?
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> Perhaps it's just raw numbers, more people = more content. Definitely not that… Some languages with less speakers generate more content than others with more speakers. It's cultural. It's not just Internet, if you look f
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6y ago
Even in track and field, the diffrence in the height of the hurdles between the men's 110m hurdles and the women's 100m hurdles makes them very different activities.
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6y ago
And also in Canarias, Venezuela, the Caribean islands, parts of Argentina...
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6y ago
No I was talking about a common ancestor , not creator, since the article is about evolution by natural selection and speciation. I'm wondering if the idea of common descend, that an actual individual animal is the grand-grand-grand-f
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6y ago
This doesn't prove you did the thing right before publishing the hash, it could be an old video. It depends if you want to prove something happened before or after something else.
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6y ago
> Moore’s Law of Mad Science: “Every eighteen months, the minimum IQ necessary to destroy the world drops by one point.” There is research on this in the field of existential risk. I don't remember where exactly but it's formul
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Did they follow the reasoning to the conclusion that humans and pigs have a common ancestor? Is this accepted by modern Islam?
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More effective than what? Nobody types fast enough to transcribe a lecture verbatim, you would need 400 chars per minute or so.
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6y ago
Consciously.
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Yeah they should redesign that website to be a single simple page with the content of that unique blog post. It's a bit ironic that they don't get straight to the point.
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6y ago
Or the related "Hi, can I ask you a question?"
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6y ago
That would be the minimum but why should I create a Facebook account to use new Oculus VR headsets? You can use the device without installing any social applications. Nothing mandates anything more than a basic Oculus account.
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6y ago
There is already a concept of Oculus account that works well, created mine in 2013. Linking this Oculus account to a Facebook account should be an option for people that are interested in using social aspects of VR, access to that link shou
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Wonder if it's less than the probability of getting hit by a cosmic ray flipping a bit somewhere in the implementation and changing the result.
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6y ago
A hive mind with internal conflict or cognitive issues makes for great scifi in Ann Leckie's "Ancillary Justice".
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Most companies nowadays want to have total control on how users use their hardware. For many IoT things the product is in the patterns they collect when the device sends data home to "backup on the cloud".
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Fish are animals.
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6y ago
If you are at the point of reading a book (upper intermediate) you chould probably be using a normal Spanish dictionary with the definitions in Spanish.
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6y ago
He's talking about the volume of native content in the target language, it's independent from your base language.
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Very often auto captioning doesn't even detect the right language and then proceed to try match phonemes from the original language into words of the caption language.
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6y ago
The auto caption doesn't even detect the right language in many cases, doesn't have all languages, and is often comically bad. Maybe it's good for English but don't trust it for other languages.
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Flags are for countries not languages. I don't like the current solution too much but I'm glad it's not flags.
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There is actually a related system in place at the Olympics which few people talk about. Only 3 people of each country are allowed to compete in a given event. This has led to many athletes in the top 10 worldwide to not be able to particip
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Between the tiktok / wechat ban in the US and this, even if they don't materialize, I'm wondering if this is where we are heading. A deglobalization of social networks, each country or continent having its own...
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It's a general trait we have as a civilization, everybody wants to innovate, nobody wants to do maintenance.
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And if for example Facebook messaging is banned you will then have to talk to Mike using Twitter DM which may be an big pain in the ass, maybe Mike isn't on Twitter or can't use it.
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