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mistrial9
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no sorry, this is missing vital info.. and its not the fault of the poster, because almost all coverage misses this .. The origin of this attack was given access to an encyclopedia of RedTeam tricks.. they literally have a dense collection
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Southern California Edison utility district famously required their office staff to train offshored support staff, and then did replace those office staff with the newly trained offshore workers Southern California Edison IT workers ‘beyond
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I experienced this method in accelerated class context, decades ago
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I will argue that Judeo-Christian theocracy tempered even more egregious "rule by might and violence" that has always been a real factor
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2mo ago
for some meaning of "we"
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pre-industrial peoples in some parts of the world used this material extensively.. some still do
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2mo ago
Does this article mention Adam Becker at all ?
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2mo ago
review of AllenAI Olmo research team and commitment to OSS -- AI2 complete transparency including training data, code, intermediate checkpoints, and detailed logs for reproducibility and scientific rigor.
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> Craftsmanship today is vastly more advanced than it ever was before industry. yes, but no. Many craft skills used in jewelry, architecture and others are lost. For example, some goldsmithing techniques well-known in the 1700s are not r
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2mo ago
... skip the legal department
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this is insightful.. From a behavioral psychology point of view, there is an assumption among many law and order adherents that "we just need more control-info-courts-punishment" and we will have this done. However, history has sh
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invalidate all remote sensing imagery from this day forward?
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the whole economic ecosystem is sinking due to a spiral of low-participation, low-quality services and rising backend prices for all the legally mandated support. Lots of third world countries have a more thriving street vendor situation n
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in this part of the world, Mexico is known for public pharmacies that sell wildly-strong drugs of different kinds easily.. I doubt there are any websites that list what you can actually get if you walk in with cash
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3mo ago
hello from California -- in 2017 three thousand homes burned (Santa Rosa) .. the damage totals are easy to look up.. The skies over San Francisco were so black that the sun was barely an orange dot. I am fully sympathetic to the people in F
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3mo ago
this is useful and thx for that, but there are more layers and variations. In some companies, marketing CxO has the budgets and therefore the power, while minions execute the vision. In other companies, there are capital assets, physical as
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opinion is ephemeral, cannot be independently confirmed or denied; purely single viewer information sounds like not-a-fact to me Opinion is a ghost in the machine—fleeting, unanchored, and vanishing upon inspection. It leaves no footprint f
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IMHO this also depends on the type of assertion.. For example, one system defines three broad classes of assertion : pure opinion (I like green); factual references (the current temperature here is 20c) ; and the rest in a catch-all about
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3mo ago
apocryphal !
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OK but the primary record itself is not the primary record when challenged in court; subject to a change order; redefined by legislation or handled in many other ways. There is money involved.
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> local and open source option (MacOS only) ouch - this is ironic in an extreme, given Apple's OS layers and anti-GPL efforts next, personal computers that come with a secret OS that can read all RAM by remote command?
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it is not the year 1800 any more, some things have changed
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the PDF report is far more business like, with a couple of exceptions
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"An in-process SQL database, compatible with SQLite, and now with a Postgres frontend too "
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random idea -- driving while you drive?
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Brave search is returning secondary sources, not primary sources, for several serious real life topics in the last weeks it seems.. I mean Law and Medicine.. what is that about?
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no, it gets more layers.. a quick search says "Through its affiliate Colloquy Capital, StubHub helps bankroll other mass ticket scalpers by providing short-term financing based on expected future sales, further inflating the volume of
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> People will generally choose whichever mode of transport is most convenient ok that is one fourth of the conversation, or less.. sure, marketing and economic signals.. got it. The historic rise of the personal auto versus all else was
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San Francisco has always been a crooked city source: Barbary Coast USA
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except for hundreds of early actors who put themselves and their pet projects in, early days. Some grifters like Bernt Wahl in Berkeley for example.. source: contributed documentation to a City of Berkeley disciplinary hearing
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