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by lolc 4y ago
Indeed, I should have taken my own advice and read the context more :-)
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by lolc 4y ago
They were reacting to the terms being used, not introducing them. Read the parent.
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by lolc 4y ago
Violating a lockdown huh?
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by lolc 4y ago
I know technical solutions cannot solve all society's ills. But these fucks desperatly need some footage published to neuter them. If nothing else stops them, they must fear to get exposed that way.
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by lolc 4y ago
> “The environment for these specific octopuses is such that they have this interaction between individuals,” she says. “It’s communication, in a way.” Watching it, I immediately classify the behavior as aggression. Why they would stop a
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by lolc 4y ago
Thether is not Dollar. Nobody is obliged to give you Dollars for Thether. Until you make the deal. Banks are not obliged to exhange currencies for you either, by the way. Many do, at a rate favorable to them.
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by lolc 4y ago
The tragic thing is, by assuming that it's a cycle, an argument can be made to buy low. To hodl, even, when assuming the next cycle will be higher, right? But why the assumption that that particular chain will keep blockin?
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by lolc 4y ago
Interestingly, this will increase the supply of Bitcoin. Because more will be in circulation, having been cleared by the U.S. government. Who wouldn't want those squeaky clean coins!
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by lolc 4y ago
If you trick somebody into giving you something, and they consider that thing valuable, you're on the hook for fraud. Doesn't have to be about official coins. Of course, if you're playing a game where thieves are part of the
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by lolc 4y ago
Funny how it closes its eyes when entering the password in this example: https://jj811208.github.io/watching-you/#/example/login
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by lolc 4y ago
Ah looking at your link it actually does use roof data! Nice work! I'd zoomed in on a place where I'd provided building heights and was pleased to see that it did use that. Not all "3D" OSM renderers do even that. These
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by lolc 4y ago
I wonder what you really get when you put down money for this. Vicinity to the spawn point? Marketers are paying to get eyeballs after all. But how do they expect Meta to redirect eyeballs to them when Meta or their sucessor can also just o
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by lolc 4y ago
The setup reminds me of the Freenode episode where a rich boy bought a communication network and couldn't stop himself from mucking with it until everybody left. Different scale, different people. But the underlying dynamics seem the s
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by lolc 4y ago
Interesting concept and thanks for the description here. I'd stuffed my cards with sentences because I found that learning was more of a flow that way. I was wondering what variation would do to the learning. Sad to bail out on the Goo
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by lolc 4y ago
Interestingly, even people with missing stereoscopic vision are allowed to drive. We don't require depth perception to drive. The assumption is that they can compensate.
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by lolc 4y ago
I don't think people who have never seen red can dream of red. Color vision is acquired as far as I know. Newborns don't have it in the sense that they have to train to distinguish colors. As such, I find it entirely plausible tha
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by lolc 4y ago
The operators said the cuts were similar to an earlier case where the cables were just cut through. And at current prices, you'd need a ton of copper to justify a drive from France to Austria :-)
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by lolc 4y ago
The issue as described by the original poster was that the code was not executed but displayed. They read it and understood how it works. This set them on a trajectory to try it themselves. This is how they started. Maybe a book was involve
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by lolc 4y ago
I'm sure if the tech were up to the task, they'd have a robot you could walk around with and look at things. But it'd need really good resolution and dynamic range paired with flexible and fine motor control to lean into an e
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by lolc 4y ago
There's a section in the article relating the procedure of spraying the pressurized engine with a liquid to check for bubbles. The bubbles indicate leaks. Humans go close to the engine to check for leaks. They can point and call all th
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by lolc 4y ago
I gather you haven't encountered loitering cows :-)
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by lolc 4y ago
You came on with claims of how good Bitcoin mining is for the climate. When someone counters your arguments, citing sources? Eh whatever liberty something. So do you believe what you were evangelizing about?
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by lolc 4y ago
So I write you a letter asking for information and you accidentally copy me your notes on how to gather the information in your response. Nothing illegal is happening when I read your notes. Maybe I should not read them for ethical reasons,
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by lolc 4y ago
Collision avoidance that needs object permanence including theory of mind (for cows). How hard could it be?
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by lolc 4y ago
If my French is up to the legalese, this means a French court ordered journalists not to publish further articles from a source. The reasoning being that "possible publication of trade secrets might damage the company". That seem
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by lolc 4y ago
It makes the faces average, which correlates with perceived beauty.
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by lolc 4y ago
And existing variation in the melanin genes is enough! No need for mutation. The way to rapid evolution in animals is sexual reproduction. The stronger melanin genes can add up in children where the parents had only some. When the darker ch
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by lolc 4y ago
Excellent! Why do I only see this now, after battling with a third hand for so long? Now I want to solder something!
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by lolc 4y ago
Uninstall Google too while you're at it. Click.
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by lolc 4y ago
Yea I didn't want to imply that they could replace him. Or that they even aspire to that. It's more that Putin is losing the narrative. As long as people believe in his strong Russia, they are much easier to govern. As he's l

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