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by krisoft 1y ago
You can still provide support too if you want to. You just need to ask the user what their query was, what response they got, and what response they would be expecting. You can then as the expert either spot their problem immediately, or yo
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by krisoft 1y ago
> In car transit (like most things in life), you can do everything right and still die. Same with aviation. The DHL Flight 611 over Überlingen, Iran Air Flight 655, Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752, American Airlines Flight 534
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by krisoft 1y ago
> It is understandable pure-logic thinking until you're the one to be made battlefield-relevant. Battlefields have the inconvenient property of sometimes coming to where you are. Even if you would rather not participate in any way.
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This is the first time I’m hearing about “Precious Plastic”, so my comment is entirely based on this one article. The real problem here is that they are lacking a clear and well articulated roadmap. If we give them money, what will they use
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by krisoft 1y ago
That’s physical assault and i would report it to the police and then to the educational institution in that order. If the professor retaliates in any way i would further report that too.
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> Your body has replaced all of its cells several times already in your lifetime. Are you not the same person? That is the Ship of Theseus argument using other words.
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The only potential problem I can see is that the out-of-hours pinder service is not paid per callout, but paid to be ready to be called out. So if the new corals just reduce the number of callouts but not completely eliminate them you will
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by krisoft 1y ago
Probably 124.510 Mhz. That is the current airport frequency there and it is unlikely to have changed since. Very cool article. But it sounds like that would be out of the likely range?
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I have a similar story. I was taxiing a Cessna 152 at LHBS. It is a big grassy field. On that day there were a large flock of black birds sitting on the grass. I made the usual radio call to announce that I'm leaving the runway and tax
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by krisoft 1y ago
> it's no surprise The amount of your surprise is not a factor weather it is an attack or not. You have been already asked about sql injections. Do you consider them attacks? They are very similar. You concatenate an untrusted strin
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by krisoft 1y ago
> That's not surprising at all An attack doesn’t have to be surprising to be an attack. > The only way to prevent these kind of "leaks" is not to provide the data feed with private data to the agent. Yes. That is exactl
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I mean the process either works, or it doesn’t. Meaning it either brings in the expected value with acceptable level of defects or it doesn’t. From a higher up’s perspective what they do is not that different from vibe coding anyway. They p
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by krisoft 1y ago
I did read the article and not seeing why you think the “AI” posted their comment based on the title without reading the article. Could you elaborate on that please?
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Or a stolen wrench. If you are already on the path of criminality.
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> the coronation involved peasants giving the crown to their king and the king promising to do good by them. It was still hereditary and all that, but rather than power coming from God it came from people. How can it be both hereditary a
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> Is this intended to communicate positivity or negativity? It just says it was important to predict the tides. There is no positivity or negativity to it. Your question doesn’t make sense, hence the downvotes. > Predicting tides was
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by krisoft 1y ago
Yeah. I bet in practice the liquid helium used to cool the trap is more dangerous than the actual antimater. It can cause cryogenic burns similar to frostbite, and if it suddenly boils off in a confined space (like inside a container or the
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by krisoft 1y ago
:D Good point. I was thinking about unanimous votes and how they would leak information. Didn't want to over-complicate my comment, but I have a proposal for those too. What I think we should do, is if the votes are close to unanimous
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Or keep their deliberations and votes secret. "Hey boss. I don't know what you are talking about. Of course I voted for the thing you wanted me to vote for. It must have been all the other suckers."
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I disagree with the phrasing right the first question it asks. It says "Let's say the other player cheats, and doesn't put in a coin. What should you do?" and the two buttons are "cheat" and "cooperate&quo
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It is not a case of not knowing that the bridge is too low. It is a case of not being able to avoid it and being pushed into it by winds and waves. Reportedly something went wrong with their engine.
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> Basically the risk taking has gone in modern comedy. As if the only kind of risk you could take is punching down at trans and black people.
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> Does that mean you'll see a plane flying overhead, hear the normal drone associated with it, but at one particular moment here a distinctly louder but shorter noise? Not really. Supersonic means faster than sound. Meaning that the
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> Instead you want to jump straight to legal action which is insane. Read again my comment.
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The most concerning part in this article is this: "To me, that’s a pretty blatant breach of the unwritten “moral contract” of Open Source." It talks about the breach of some unwritten contract. But surely they should have a very w
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> It costs your reputation as a vendor which is permanent. You say that as if that is some bad thing. As a vendor you want to have a reputation for asking what you are fairly owed. The other option is to have a reputation for being a wet
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> but the outrage over it seems to be somewhat overexagerated It is a living thing. It should not be destroyed on a lark. Weather it is 10 year old or 150. > Compare far less outrage when a restaurant chain chopped down a 500 year old
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> Radiative cooling is the most basic/common cooling solution on the ground Thats tricky. I know the heat exchange components are called radiators but most of the heat they give off is by convection not radiation. (At least here on
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> You can't say an opinion is false - it's an opinion. Fascinating. It sounds like the miscommunication happens because there is two different ways "I don't think there's any debate that X" is used. One is u
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And then they go into details. (Just pepered here and there among the philosophical mussings.) “there are people who do intervene with every aspect of our life, including our taste of music, or modes of transportations.” And provides concre

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