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by juujian 3y ago
Has anyone tried running their software on Linux through Wine or similar?
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by juujian 3y ago
Without specific measures to reduce carbon emissions in a couple of months --- not just offsets, but actual shutdowns of emission sources --- I will not hold my breath that any EU members will actually meet this goal. That is the same as me
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by juujian 3y ago
Now the interesting question is, what would happen if I was to ask for the death penalty on a crime that does not carry the death penalty? Or only carries the death penalty in countries with legal systems that we object to, like Iran?
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by juujian 3y ago
That makes a ton of sense. I was always confused by that. Reddit has a ton of rules in place, particularly against advocating for violence. I reported a few comments that called for death penalty for someone. Those comments were always gree
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by juujian 3y ago
The article mentions a HEPA filter.
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by juujian 3y ago
Might be possible to create a completely closed system to address the loss? I am more concerned/confused by the fact that they use hydrogen to reduce the iron. That seems like a very convoluted process, why not use the hydrogen generat
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by juujian 3y ago
Neither have I, but what does that have to do with anything?
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by juujian 3y ago
I haven't owned a car for multiple years, but I might need one again very soon (moving...) and at this time... I don't even want to buy one. It seems like such a hassle. Researching what car company has not plastered microchips al
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by juujian 3y ago
Not a coincidence. The big firms paved the way, showed that this (the new) normal, and how it's done. And since tech investors seem to be receptive to it now, the smaller firms are copying it now. Forgot to mention, very much the same
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by juujian 3y ago
The fine is only $5,000, while they have to pay $140,000 in back wages. Imagine you stole $140,000 and all you had to do was pay a fine. If anything, we are learning here that there is a pretty low risk associated with trying to pull someth
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by juujian 3y ago
Yeah, though this is even better: https://lemmy.world/home/data_type/Post/listing_type/All/sor... Kind of broken though, it keeps showing new posts at the top when they are posted, which should not
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by juujian 3y ago
Could Lemmy have something akin to r/all? I have always used Reddit more to discover new contents, trends, and communities then to check up on communities i already know (with a few exceptions).
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by juujian 3y ago
"Hurl" is terribly cute, but I suspect you could be even more successful if you had called it "yeet" :)
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by juujian 3y ago
Yeah, often a good idea not to be too hard on yourself, i think that's what the article is missing
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by juujian 3y ago
This is what I imagine now: "I am a serial entrepreneur who has created three companies with a valuation of over $100,000,000, and I led one company into an IPO." lol
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by juujian 3y ago
Here is something from the popular press: https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/buying-carbon-off... Here is something academic on the aviation industry specifically (though I find their work a bit incomplete
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by juujian 3y ago
It probably won't make you more extrovert. In studies, behavior has been pretty consistently found to be linked to personality and vice versa, so it's always tricky to differentiate the two.
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by juujian 3y ago
I'm kind of curious whether Elon personally has anything to do with that exception. It is pretty advantageous for him.
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by juujian 3y ago
I would prefer literally anything else over living in a McMansion in a liminal suburb. Only thing they could improve is putting some mixed use/retain in there.
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by juujian 3y ago
Are they just going to build a single family home suburbia for rich execs though? To attract people and convince them to move to CA?
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by juujian 3y ago
I have been taking the same approach until I discovered that offsets for flights are pretty much the scam of the century. I'm on mobile right now, but let me know if you want to read something about that later.
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by juujian 3y ago
Hasn't for me, and I don't seem to have the option to turn it on either.
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by juujian 3y ago
I'm conflicted in this. Ok the one hand, a lot of things here ring true, and AIC (Ass In Chair time) is a relevant indicator for work except... When it's not. Quality is definitely a thing, and it's hard to measure. Sometimes
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by juujian 3y ago
Climate tipping points are definitely a thing that my colleagues discuss. For instance: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-03595-0 It might not be 1.5 degrees, or even 2--3 degrees, but the longer the current t
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by juujian 3y ago
It's the "alternative facts" shitposting school of crisis management.
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by juujian 3y ago
I will check next time I have an opportunity. Ironically, the only way to prove I'm not an AI would be for me to post content that would be restricted in language models, so here comes my proof: shit©
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by juujian 3y ago
Hmmmm, did they ever expect domain service to become a money printing machine? I thought that was just a spiel to gain more customers for google workspace?
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by juujian 3y ago
Lawsuits under EU privacy laws incoming?
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by juujian 3y ago
Never realized I was so predictable
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by juujian 3y ago
Once you have a reliable model to detect AI-content, you also have a new tool to train AI-models against. So ironically, any tool to detect AI content will just serve to make AI content more difficult to detect.

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