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by naishoya 1mo ago
a cursory view of whataboutism's... i mean whimsicalism's comment stream has the effect of negating any declarations of serious intent. This is standard practice, take issue with a valid if overstated perspective on a technicalit
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by naishoya 1mo ago
The last example was an article published in 2021, and does cover about 70 possible cases during the 2015 to 2020 period. It would seem that this misbehaviour is neither new, nor restricted to big T's residency in the WH periods. App
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by naishoya 1mo ago
Brian José Morales García: A 25-year-old U.S. citizen born in Denver, Colorado, was wrongfully deported to Mexico following a traffic stop in Texas, despite possessing a birth certificate and other identifying documents. His legal team file
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by naishoya 1mo ago
Now, there is a minimal wage which has been lifted 5% recently to 1092JPY per hour in Yamagata. Something that is important to realize about that wage, before breaking out a calculator and converting to USD for an 'ours is higher&#x27
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by naishoya 1mo ago
So, im going to address this low effert, uninformed post first, but the longer part of this will attempt to be informational to the larger branch under discussion here. TLDR; not really trash in the streets anywhere by any reasonable measur
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by naishoya 1mo ago
Certainly the impacts of American culture from Hollywood and Elvis are impactful, but that effect has reached nearly every corner of the world. One memorable point is Richard Gere finding himself recognized as "Officer Gentleman"
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by naishoya 1mo ago
The infamous 'anti-pornography laws' actually predate Perry by a significant period of time. Those were a Tokugawa era law originally. Post WWII occupation has had very little actual impact on Japanese culture, no matter how imp
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by naishoya 1mo ago
The concept of 'ultra-processed foods' in Japan has some significant differences from the rest of the world. The food safety regulations are actually quite strict. What follows is a list of some synthetic materials found in US f
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by naishoya 1mo ago
Maybe 20 years ago, not so much today. There are a few places around town and a few indoor restaurants where public smoking is still permitted, but this is no longer true in most public spaces. Not on train platforms, not indoors in the v
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by naishoya 1mo ago
> "What is the point of insight? I thought its point was that it led to results." The 'results' are a substitute product for the real social benefit, which is an availability of mathematically educated and educable so
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by naishoya 1mo ago
My take from what I have been able to ascertain regarding these events is that underestimating models' ability to cooperate, propensity to discover new utility through basic systems, and unreservedly participate in collective actions o
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by naishoya 1mo ago
Apparently, yes. They used inbound package repo cache empty directory names that required no authentication to recreate inter-instance persistent messaging after the researchers revoked and closed the first channel that they found in order
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by naishoya 1mo ago
It is irrelevant whether in general public understands the value of the insights, and the lesson that mathematics coursework should have made more clear for everyone is that understanding the process that is required to get an 'answer&
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by naishoya 1mo ago
Plagiarizing on a massive scale to generate works which appear to be Fields-medal-level results is not the same thing as inventing new conceptualizations in mathematics. No matter how bodly they write the headlines, what has happened in mat
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by naishoya 1mo ago
People are ultimately capable of self deception. Believing that one is 'generally ... substantively above average on human benchmarks' may be more indicative of the brittleness of the claimant's human benchmarks. Your observ
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by naishoya 1mo ago
That's a very complex result of the collapsing employment and skills market in the US of late, as viewed in miniature. My own situation being not much different, without the 'disposable income' factor. I was starting at a p
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by naishoya 1mo ago
"Additionally, people aren't stupid." < We'll just have to agree to disagree on this point. I tend to agree with George Carlin on this particular point: “Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of
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by naishoya 1mo ago
Absolutely True. I didn't mean to paper over the time and organizational cost of accessing those transfers, there is a real burden and the system is inherently opaque to the people who need it the most. My first sentence was a pure sta
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by naishoya 1mo ago
there is a cliff, such that a the 2 adults, 2 children on 22,500 gross income may have access to $48,700 after refundable tax credits, SNAP, housing, etc [linked in other comment]. However if that same household earns just $5,600 more annua
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by naishoya 1mo ago
It would appear that is exactly what is being proposed : to not place that responsibility on the children, but for the parents and other adults to shoulder that burden by not allowing the children to become victims of the addictive Social M
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by naishoya 1mo ago
The agrarian population was primarily 'serf' class, fully owned and directed to farm according to the aristocracy and wholly without any means of self support for the two years long journey. Had the Tsar proclaimed 'Freedom&
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by naishoya 1mo ago
Probably not much different than it does now. There was already a durable population of Hispanic and indigenous communities, a marked increase in Russian expatriates under Tsarist era Russian-American company would have had a very hard time
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by naishoya 2mo ago
pass
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by naishoya 2mo ago
THIS. I don't live in Hawaii anymore, but when I last did and HELCO was still allowing homeowners to participate their home solar with a grid tie they had the following limitations: no matter what your balance of power production to co
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by naishoya 2mo ago
That argument still stands, and is still right. Compilers do allow for some programmers to remain uninformed about the actual behaviour of the code they write and this has allowed for a number of actual harms in the outcome of code. (see:
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by naishoya 3mo ago
having reread your comment, i see where you linked to a package on github that appears to have fixed it for you. It seems like implementing a fancontrol tool, and perhaps making a one line edit to /etc/udev/rules.d/60-fa
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by naishoya 3mo ago
it does not. the donors (non-open llm companies) do. thus, it does.
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by naishoya 3mo ago
hmm, I have a few questions. I cannot test as I don't have a system76 laptop to run any trial code against. Have you identified the code changes which effect the solution? Are those able to be integrated back with the firmware via a P
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by naishoya 3mo ago
Man, I had forgotten about this one. Thanks for the highlight, I read Okazaki's the first time about 2014/15 IIRC. Another great read is "A Theory of Regularity Structures" - https://arxiv.org/pdf/13
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by naishoya 3mo ago
I'm excited to see the Edera approach to NUMA awareness for Xen, fixed pCPU pinning and hand-tuning memory management is tedious when it becomes necessary for HCP type workloads. It will be interesting to see if any of this makes it u

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