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Obviously we're talking about who sits where in the Assembly of post-revolutionary France.
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Not that the NSA should be allowed to make an end run around the 4th amendment like this, but they're not really the problem here. Ban the aggregation and sale of personal data because commercial entities shouldn't be spying on us
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3y ago
It's against the rules to call out people for not reading the article, no matter how obvious.
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There's a human prion disease, kuru, which was caused by the practice of funerary cannibalism - where family would ritually consume parts of their deceased relatives' bodies. The moral of the story seems to be, don't eat brai
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3y ago
> During this period, CDC grew from a startup to a large company and Cray became increasingly frustrated with what he saw as ridiculous management requirements. Plus ça change
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I hope you win your battle.
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People want to spend less on food, and they're either unaware of the tracking or don't care about it as much as they do about paying less.
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> I don’t live in your skin You should have stopped there.
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Sure it does, those developers can work on an EU version of FF. If they're more interested in paying executive salaries than developing a product, that's a prioritization issue, not a technical one.
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I think the logic is that Mozilla should spend money on developers instead of their CEO.
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Big Disease, obviously.
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3y ago
It's digital performance art.
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Jesus, how many times are people going to post the same thing?
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I'm somewhat uncomfortable with the lack of details around how the execution is performed - is the mask snug enough to ensure a fairly pure N2 environment, how long will the condemned be left to asphyxiate, etc. But, compared to most o
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Jack Welch had a PhD in chemical engineering.
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I'm not convinced Apple is really working on a car. Maybe some related technology, maybe just doing R&D that might be applicable to cars, but not product. It doesn't help that Bloomberg (imo) favors stories that move markets r
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3y ago
It's more than they've ever had for a vision pro release.
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I think it's on archive.org. I played with it a bit when it was released in 2018. There's some neat websites that make use of the audio, too: https://apolloinrealtime.org/11/
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3y ago
Cool. In case you're not aware, NASA released several thousand hours of Apollo 11 audio which is similarly noisy. You might have a good time messing with some of those recordings.
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> The west of Russia is part of Europe, whether you like that or not Literally nobody has a problem with that. What many people don't like is Russia's government and the way it's behaved towards everyone around them, for a
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Russian isn't Czech and there are a lot of false cognates between the two.
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Dunno, anime seems pretty effective.
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> makes a lot of sense if you put the five seconds into understanding the modal model being used You've answered your own question. People don't understand the modal model, especially if they're dropped into vi without war
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3y ago
random number generator, which are usually pseudorandom and seeded with some random bytes before use. If you use the same initial seed, the RNG generates the same sequence of values because, again, it's not actually a random number gen
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> Hitachi's SH series were supposedly named that because they were "super hot". Super hot like they're great chips, or super hot like they're space heaters that incidentally do math?
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Sure. The phrase generation is deterministic, so if you give it the same starting entropy, you would get the same phrase (assuming the same algorithm is used). It could happen by chance, but it probably means someone fucked up seeding the R
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Fortune is like fate or luck here. There's good or bad, but it's still ones lot in life.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39066948
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I was a pretty fast hunt and peck typist, and then I got a job at a small company where the absolute lunatic I worked for saw me typing one day and lost his mind in rage. So I got paid to sit at my desk and learn to touch type.
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I think Niemöller said it best: > First they came for the n-word...
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