kleene_op

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by kleene_op 5y ago
Honestly? I blame the reptilians for this.
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by kleene_op 5y ago
>and both wind and solar installed capacity is growing at a nearly logarithmic scale. Boy, that sure sounds promising
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by kleene_op 5y ago
1 MWh roughly costs 150$ for nuclear, about 50$ for wind/solar. You're telling me that the magical solution to all our energy problem using solar and wind energy only would be to overbuild THREE times solar and wind infrastructure
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by kleene_op 5y ago
> Weinstein is either going senile or running a very advanced grifting operation to increase his clout on social media. I think he exists in a superposition of both.
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by kleene_op 5y ago
Exactly. We can't rule out the possibility that the editors of Nature are microdosing on LSD.
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by kleene_op 5y ago
I don't know where in my comment you read that race issues should not be discussed anymore. I'm merely denouncing those who try to shoehorn the subject of race in every discussion.
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by kleene_op 5y ago
Yes. I'm convinced the most racist people are those who can't stop talking about race, and that would include a fair amount of self-proclaimed and vocal "anti-racists".
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by kleene_op 5y ago
A metaverse managed by Lain, not Zuckerberg? One can only hope..
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by kleene_op 5y ago
Maybe the meager amount of fake accounts uncovered here is testimony to how good the CCP is at compartmentalizing it's propaganda cells.
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by kleene_op 5y ago
>Certainly it is not in Facebook's interest to allow this kind of data harvesting. How so? They benefit directly from it without having to do any of the hard work and they can put the blame on someone else if the whole thing blows u
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by kleene_op 5y ago
Couple days is typically worst case scenario. I only experienced that once when I wandered a lot during the experience, so it may not be completely imputable to the drug itself. Last time I used it I stayed comfortably at home. The day afte
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by kleene_op 5y ago
I am skeptical about microdosing on MDMA, as the substance itself is pretty taxing on the body and the brain, and I don't think much good would come from completely depleting your serotonin levels. I think this substance is useful, but
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by kleene_op 5y ago
Dude, you're seriously over-interpreting it. It is obviously a metaphor for Ego death, which is not even mentioned once in your article.
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by kleene_op 5y ago
Not necessarily. If you know the method used by Apple to scale down flagged images before they are sent for review, you can make it so the scaled down version of the image shows a different, potentially misleading one instead: https:/
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by kleene_op 5y ago
10 bucks they don't.
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by kleene_op 5y ago
>256 topics would be ceil(log2(256)) = 8 bits of entropy Unless several topics can be assigned to a person (which seems to be implied in the article), in which case that's 256 bits of entropy available to classify each person. >A
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by kleene_op 5y ago
They fucked up? No they didn't fuck up. They got what they wanted. It did sting a bit, but it was calculated. They won't suffer any massive losses over that, they have the moral high ground among non tech people, who mistakenly be
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by kleene_op 5y ago
What is missing is figures about how many cases facial recognition helped solve. Without figures, it's difficult to tell if it brings more troubles than benefits. It really sucks for those wrongly convicted, but it may cause more harm
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by kleene_op 5y ago
In my opinion, the conceal feature in Vim provides the best of both world to the name vs symbol problem. When you want to review your code, you just go into normal mode, concealing all lengthy but frequent names into appealing symbols. When
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by kleene_op 5y ago
It's harder to smoke
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by kleene_op 5y ago
It is not very difficult to imagine that antivaxxers would use this article as proof that vaccination was a mistake and that we should not go further. However, this bit: > Our data show that anti-disease vaccines that do not prevent tran
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by kleene_op 5y ago
This has nothing to do with America.
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by kleene_op 5y ago
Prepping up to meet China's expectations?
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by kleene_op 5y ago
It's almost comical the tendency companies/societies/countries have to invoke absolutely abhorrent concepts in order to justify their future unethical behaviors and shield themselves from any valid criticism. The fact that th
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by kleene_op 5y ago
Pretty nifty :) May I suggest you try with a twisted, "moebius" version of the torus? By having the loop spiraling up one or more cell every turn. That could be fun.
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by kleene_op 5y ago
I suggest we replace all of that complicated stuff with a simple, optional textfield where the user can talk extensively about his pronouns, why he sexually identifies as an attack helicopter, why his genitalia exhibits quantum behavior, wh
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by kleene_op 5y ago
>Stop fantasizing that the government cares about the shit you buy. This is not about you. Well, it sorta is when this plan applies to everyone.
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by kleene_op 5y ago
This seems like a very petty problem to focus on in "an increasingly uncertain world". I think establishing a link between people making/playing video games and people who actually abuse the red cross symbol causing actual ca