matthewmorgan

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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
In the UK the powers that be are desperate to get rid of juries. We shouldn't let them
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
Now if they could just solve cache invalidation
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
I love these stats and I'm glad someone is collecting and sharing them
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
Reminded me of http://collapseos.org/
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
The point of my comment was to express surprise at the hubris of someone editing the dead for their own private political reasons, and to find out more about this practice
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
I once saw a YouTube a short clip of some kind of Chinese street music / singing performed by old men. It was ear piercing and weird and also strangely fascinating. I'll never be able to find it again
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
Curious what you mean by benefitting directly from the economic status quo? Non-American here
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
Who is going to pay for watermarked output?
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
Irrelevant.
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
Some countries have constitutions that forbid giving up any parts of its territory, but apparently our government can hand over sovereignty without even a vote in parliament
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
"If you see a lovely field with a family having a picnic, and there's a nice pond in it, you fill in the pond with concrete, you plough the family into the field, you blow up the tree, and use the leaves to make a dress for your w
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
Erosion of privacy for the sake of trying to claw back £320m a year. I doubt it will even recoup the costs to administer the snooping.
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Nineteen railway stations affected by a cyber attack(bbc.co.uk)
12 points by matthewmorgan 2y ago|2 comments
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
Wasn't this an episode of red dwarf?
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
Not sure who could be down voting you, because you're right. If your parents didn't send you to the right school to learn the right plummy accent, you don't stand much chance.
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
As someone exposed to some undergraduate 'social science', this is one of the funniest things I've ever read http://k-punk.abstractdynamics.org/archives/003268.html
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
What about Luxembourg?
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
Why do so many people use the word intuition when they mean understanding?
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
A lot of busy-work for a lot of highly overpaid bureaucrats.
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
why won't it let me zoom in more?
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Gridwatch Is Back Online(gridwatch.templar.co.uk)
1 points by matthewmorgan 2y ago|0 comments
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European Commission denies responsibility for Microsoft IT outage(euronews.com)
2 points by matthewmorgan 2y ago|1 comments
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Microsoft says EU to blame for the worst IT outage(euronews.com)
43 points by matthewmorgan 2y ago|52 comments
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by matthewmorgan 2y ago
How would you go about training an llm on 10k large pdfs?
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by matthewmorgan 3y ago
I'm amazed how they managed to bring in barcoded stamps without a peep from anyone about privacy. Sending a letter anonymously is now impossible.
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Welsh Government accused of 'breaking' Welsh Duolingo course(nation.cymru)
3 points by matthewmorgan 3y ago|1 comments
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by matthewmorgan 3y ago
Sir Humphry Davy abominated gravy. He lived in the odium of having discovered sodium. --Clerihew
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by matthewmorgan 3y ago
After any period of repression there's a rebound effect, it happened after the prohibition of alcohol was rescinded too. Unfortunately, the insane 'war on drugs' has created much harder and more dangerous substances than alco
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by matthewmorgan 3y ago
Because if you decline whatever wonderful terms the EU is offering there must be something wrong with you.
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by matthewmorgan 3y ago
I stopped twisting my neck to look at a second monitor. I think I was irritating a nerve or constricting blood flow

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