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Judge who ruled Google is a monopoly will do little to break it up(theregister.com)
3 points by krunck 1y ago|1 comments
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by krunck 1y ago
Can we resume using regular bins - eg "18-25" - for grouping people by age? These generational labels are bullshit.
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by krunck 1y ago
I just block them by User Agent string[1]. The rest that fake the UA get clobbered by rate limiting[2] on the web server. Not perfect, but our site is not getting hammered any more. [1] https://perishablepress.com/ultimate-a
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by krunck 1y ago
https://archive.is/3Jnln
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by krunck 1y ago
"Chatbots ignore their guardrails when your grammar sucks, researchers find"
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by krunck 1y ago
I think the humiliation is happening on the other side of the Atlantic.
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by krunck 1y ago
So let me get this straight: 1. I take a shower and produce non-salty waste water 2. That waste water and brine from a desalinization plant can be used in this plant. 3. The result is concentrated waste water and less salty brine and some p
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by krunck 1y ago
Yes. It's time we rejected the cancer economic growth model.
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by krunck 1y ago
You've got to be extremely detail oriented, precise, and disciplined to do it right. I've got a friend who does it and I support him on his dives(hauling gear, etc) but I have zero interest and am not cut from that kind of cloth.
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by krunck 1y ago
"Scientific disagreements are intricate matters that require the attention of highly trained experts. However, for laypersons to be able to make up their own minds on such issues, they have to rely on proxies for credibility such as pe
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by krunck 1y ago
Why guilty? The Indians are doing their job that stupid tech companies pay them for. The phrase has nothing to do with Indians but rather with unmasking the "AI washing" done by companies trying to drive up stock prices.
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by krunck 1y ago
Very nice. I'd like to see one like this that uses frequencies that can pass through 200m of rock. Obviously the radio frequency will need to be much, much lower ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Through-the-earth_com
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by krunck 1y ago
Please, expand on your thesis.
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by krunck 1y ago
Would salp seeding of the oceans be less expensive in terms of $/(kg CO2) sunk(sequestered) in the depths compared to traditional CO2 sequestration schemes?
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by krunck 1y ago
This is just an Internet user license scheme. Unless World ID open sources all their code to verification they can't be trusted. "Trust then verify" does not apply when leakage of personal bio-metrics tied to personal identit
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by krunck 1y ago
It's great to see such inter-project information sharing and cooperation!
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by krunck 1y ago
In my late 40's I realized I don't get thirsty. I did when I was younger. I'm also a big sweater so I dehydrate quickly. I found that I would get dehydrated to the point where my body tissues would reduce in volume or somethi
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by krunck 1y ago
Avoid /. and go right to the article: https://www.economist.com/science-and-technology/2025/08/08/... or https://archive.is/ug65J
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by krunck 1y ago
Please stop using stacked bar charts where individual lines(plus a Total) line would help the poor reader comprehend the data better.
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by krunck 1y ago
"United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby earned $33.9 million in 2024, compared to $18.6 million in 2023, and $9.8 million in 2022" https://onemileatatime.com/insights/highest-paid-airline-ceo... He must know someth
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by krunck 1y ago
That's only because the military is the only institution that get's all the funding it asks for and then it get even more on top of that. Too bad we can't fund civilian science that way.
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by krunck 1y ago
Dude's a fascist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Land
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by krunck 1y ago
This could be a way of censoring regular people who "report" on live events such as police brutality, ethnic cleansing, etc.
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by krunck 1y ago
Far left not needed. The center left will gladly do it.
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by krunck 1y ago
AI represents a move to the massive centralization of information into a few sources. History (or it's "interpreters") should never be in the hands of these few powerful entities aligned with even more powerful governments.
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by krunck 1y ago
There is also a BT alternative: copper https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4940706/
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by krunck 1y ago
There are tons of Bacillus Thuringiensis products for the organic gardening market. I'm sure they're available in NZ.
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Minnesota activates National Guard after St. Paul cyberattack(bleepingcomputer.com)
8 points by krunck 1y ago|1 comments
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by krunck 1y ago
Nice pic of spray painted stones.
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by krunck 1y ago
Stop MITMing your content. Don't use shorteners. And use reasonable URL patterns on your sites.

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