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by juujian 2y ago
That's not the whole story, some of it also has a functionality in facilitating trade of drugs and weapons.
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Sad thing is that researchers and NGOs are policing away at old wells on a shoestring budget while the original operators have made off with lots of money. Extract the profits, socialize the damages...
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by juujian 2y ago
Hm. I was anticipating AI slob to take over, but this actually has me thinking. If I was to write a long post for LinkedIn (which I would never do), I would probably ask ChatGPT to proofread this. Never actively checked this, but I already
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2024 virtually certain to be the warmest year and first year above 1.5°C(climate.copernicus.eu)
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by juujian 2y ago
To keep out undesirables?
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The Climate Accountability Lab headed by Prof. Geoffrey Supran at the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science is seeking a full-time Senior Software Engineer in the area of computational social scie
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by juujian 2y ago
Obligatory "havent read the journal article." But I can say that I remove words like that from my manuscripts to reduce the word count. Older articles I read seem to ramble more and have less information density? So that's an
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by juujian 2y ago
I remember Meta having a few outages of their own. And outlook as well. So I'm not sure what to think now. But sure, on paper FAANG is redundant and hence better.
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by juujian 2y ago
Yeah, at this ratey they will build the 737 for another 50 years.
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by juujian 2y ago
Now add a snap for local search in my machine and it's all I have ever wanted :)
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by juujian 2y ago
Depends on the person. Not unheard of to see people with 10+ working papers that realistically will never see the light of day. Each of those are months of work.
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by juujian 2y ago
Idk, nothing wrong with going for a low-hanging fruit and doing a one-off sometimes. So many academics fail to get stuff over the finish line. Not the right advice for everybody.
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Yeah, it's not an idiomatic example. I like the idea, but this makes me worry that the project does not have the right priorities. I.e., supporting my use cases :D
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by juujian 2y ago
I always thought it would be nice to simply add QR codes to my vinyls. Get that feel of browsing, and then simply open the Spotify URL.
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by juujian 2y ago
I'm afraid it might have the opposite effect - made collusion easier.
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by juujian 2y ago
I'm sure there is a theory of how this would reduce prices - what is it? Real estate markets became infinitely more transparent over the last couple of years, to the extent that the data is used to train data scientist. The result? Spe
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by juujian 2y ago
Believe it or not, I finally bought an all AMD machine with decent driver support, and everything still works in Debian. Even closing the lid to sleep. Haven't tested hibernate, cause sleep works great and reliably. Even has incredible
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by juujian 2y ago
Comments here about "criticism of Google on a Google platform" miss the mark. YouTube is in a monopoly position. The EU courts will take notes of this. Maybe even the DoJ since they seem to be more active recently.
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by juujian 2y ago
The most important part is not trying to catch up, but preparing for a productive next day. It goes against intuition, but sometimes the best I can do is prepare a meal for the next day(s) and go to bed early.
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by juujian 2y ago
The whole point of search is to send you to Edge. They have no motivation to fix search, only to push more of their products. If you want a better life, abandon ship.
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by juujian 2y ago
It's like trying to make a cupcake out of a turd.
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by juujian 2y ago
Are all those features really more important than core features of the OS? I switched a couple years ago because of Windows' flaws. The constant notifications and other distractions such as updates, not being able to jump into programs
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by juujian 2y ago
Feels like poverty?
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by juujian 2y ago
Looks fine on mobile
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by juujian 2y ago
You know how it is. You search someone's home, you set aside the evidence, and you promptly forget about it for 12 years. I dislike Kim Dotcom as much as the next gal or guy, maybe even more, but this is weird.
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by juujian 2y ago
I have no admittedly no understanding of aesthetics. Is the ideal big margins and this is far away from it, or is this close to the ideal with minimal margins? From a functional standpoints margins around a dock would be a waste of space, n
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by juujian 2y ago
Ooooh, that's a lot more concrete and realistic than my retirement plans.
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by juujian 2y ago
Not sure I get the point.
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by juujian 2y ago
Yes, Congress can spend money. But it seems impossible to change the fundamental rules that govern society. Be it commercial, environmental or social. So the trajectory is a slow erosion through courts.
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by juujian 2y ago
I mean if they're really into non-saas, it's just natural that there is this overlap in interest. Developing them and collecting information on them.

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