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by musha68k 2y ago
https://archive.ph/8mAtm
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The Internet's Final Frontier: Remote Amazon Tribes(nytimes.com)
2 points by musha68k 2y ago|1 comments
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by musha68k 2y ago
Unless it's outright public broadcasting itself e.g. check fantastic European arte.tv as probably best of class (?) example.
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by musha68k 2y ago
This trend is about to reverse. Jonathan Haidt’s The Anxious Generation and other books and investigations on the topic of childhood smartphone usage are only starting to get traction. Try to hold out as long as you can.
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by musha68k 2y ago
I like how the anti-woke internet twisted the subject for their agenda, claiming people didn't watch because they have apprehensions about woke Hollywood and female protagonists. Also they often don't seem to have a clue what kind
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by musha68k 2y ago
I wonder if the new FLirt Covid strain also plays a role here to some extent. I see more people with masks again and lots of people calling in sick actually.
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by musha68k 2y ago
Yeah this is most likely the wrong movie to blame. Fury Road was IMHO the blockbuster movie of the 2010s. I didn't have time yet but very much looking forward to see what George Miller has cooked up this time around!
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by musha68k 2y ago
thanks, a slip of Denglish indeed ("überdenken")
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by musha68k 2y ago
That was the point clearly made in both articles above just to be crystal clear here. Shaking baby syndrome is very real and deadly of course. This is all about the criminal case and the evidence here though. I also edited my comment to m
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by musha68k 2y ago
That was neither the point of the posted article, nor the other one shared in comment above. Merely that it's hard to prove and especially so in this case with other medical issues / evidence found. > Robert Roberson’s case is
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by musha68k 2y ago
Not only convicted under the highly controversial shaken baby syndrome theory (not straightforward to prove; hence erronous) and ignoring medical evidence but his undiagnosed autism led to unfair judgments of his behavior... irreversible er
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by musha68k 2y ago
Capital punishment is amoral also because it is inherently ignorant.
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by musha68k 2y ago
Only tangentially related yet quick obligatory shoutout to Cornell Lab's stellar Merlin app if you are interested in deep diving into birds / their communication in general. https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/
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Living documents as a UX pattern in AI(blog.elicit.com)
10 points by musha68k 2y ago|1 comments
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Strongest Solar Storm in 20 Years Did Little Damage, Worse Space Weather Coming(scientificamerican.com)
3 points by musha68k 2y ago|0 comments
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by musha68k 2y ago
Probably will be the opposite. They are currently doubling down on Call of Duty above anything else. The about to be closed Arkane Austin and Tango Gameworks were institutions in gaming similar to Sierra. Their franchises probably relegated
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Ending plastic pollution: an opportunity for health(thelancet.com)
2 points by musha68k 2y ago|2 comments
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What do we know about Covid-19's effects on the brain?(bmj.com)
2 points by musha68k 2y ago|0 comments
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by musha68k 2y ago
This is as systemically concerning as the data practices seen on Discord with integrations like statbot.net, though at least Slack is being transparent about it. Regardless, I find all of this highly problematic.
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by musha68k 2y ago
Yeah no question, I definitely also feel uneasy on the road. Contexts differ greatly by the way.
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by musha68k 2y ago
You don't say! ;P
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by musha68k 2y ago
Good point.
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by musha68k 2y ago
Yes, I know all of that and we do have the empirical data to support the safety argument. Still there's just too much efficiency mindset at play for my taste. I prefer big buffers, especially in mission critical scenarios.
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by musha68k 2y ago
Yeah, I know all of that plus the ecological / economic side.. it still irks me. Maybe I've seen just too many failing redundant disk arrays in my career.
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by musha68k 2y ago
I'm glad to have experienced flying in the retro futuristic 747 but the Lufthansa A340-600 felt like a proper top of the line spaceship. I still can't fathom that twin engine is now deemed safe for long haul flights. I always feel
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The Doomsday Equation (2023)(researchgate.net)
1 points by musha68k 2y ago|0 comments
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by musha68k 2y ago
Totally relatable as streaming issues often are kafkaesque due to licensing, shoddy platform maintenance etc. I can really see a resurgence of physical media at some point. Personally I'd be collecting UHD BDs even more if it weren&#x2
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by musha68k 3y ago
OK now we are seemingly getting somewhere. I can feel the enthusiasm coming back to me. Especially in light of what's going on with LocalLLaMA etc: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1c0mkk9&#x2
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by musha68k 3y ago
Do we? How many are still in employment or active at the right places after 32 years?
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by musha68k 3y ago
Time to do everything to keep the memories and learnings of WWII alive. 79 years ~ 2.6 generations

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