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by nomel 8mo ago
The majority of press releases, from universities, are complete fan fiction. It's so damn disheartening.
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by nomel 8mo ago
According to that article (it's hard to understand their numbers) it seems around 50 (with the remaining being detained for interference?). According to this [1], ~68k have been deported. So, around 1 in 10,000 (or 0.07%). Next questio
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by nomel 8mo ago
I think the most reasonable take would be to just tell the users hardware is borked, they're going to have a bad outside the game too, and point them to one of the many guides around this topic. I don't think engineering effort
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by nomel 8mo ago
There are exactly zero economically viable pumped water storage systems where water towers are involved. If you do the math for the amount of a mass of water, you'll see why! It's not feasible.
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by nomel 8mo ago
True. I suggested global because it allows for scale with copy/paste designs, where things like nuclear could actually become viable. Where I am, we have a solidly aligned state government. There's no concept of consequences for a
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by nomel 8mo ago
The interviewer should be less competent. That's the goal . The only alternative is that everyone trends dumber as the org grows. Usually you're trying to hire an expert in something. It can't be a necessity that the int
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by nomel 8mo ago
Any idea what the % is? Absolutes don't really make sense without being compared to the number of correct deportations. Detaining someone, for more information, isn't always unreasonable. For example, I was in a car accident wit
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by nomel 8mo ago
Every administration since the foundation of ICE has removed illegal immigrants and funded ICE and immigration policy/border operations [1]. [1] Removals by president: https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/biden-
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by nomel 8mo ago
> I wonder, why is it physically painful for some Apple owners This wasn't necessary. I was just pointing out that 8GB hardware is not the full story. It's also true with windows, as you correctly point out. If you're comi
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by nomel 8mo ago
It also compresses memory. Many things in ram compress really well.
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by nomel 8mo ago
Where I am at least, people using less power because power because power need to profit more, is wild . They literally had record profits the last few years, rather than being forced to lay down solar. I think power should be a global en
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by nomel 8mo ago
Generally, only addicts steal from poorer people. And, where I am, you're more likely to have a gun if you're poor, because there's more exposure to crime, resulting in a much more realistic understanding that the police won&
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by nomel 8mo ago
Or, just buy any of the many pages of hidden cam devices that exist on Amazon, which also aren't limited to only 3 minute videos.
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by nomel 8mo ago
This is somewhat handled by the max recording time of 3 minutes.
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by nomel 8mo ago
The most appliance thing about it is continued updates for and switching to a new device. If you stick with Samsung, the issues I've had probably go away. > gesture UI is finger-breakingly inconsistent I'm not familiar with thi
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by nomel 8mo ago
Before my iPhone I had Android with custom ROMs, tricked out UI, bunches of system automations, etc. Now I want to spend exactly 0 seconds a day on any of that, and would never buy something that caused me to exceed that 0 seconds. I want a
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by nomel 8mo ago
If you're in the apple ecosystem, the "normal" way is to just literally drag and drop files between devices with your mouse, use airdrop, copy on one device then paste on another, etc. "Continuity" makes it stupidl
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by nomel 8mo ago
So the difference is a keyboard? If I attach a keyboard into my iPad, why can't I do all the same?
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by nomel 8mo ago
And, when it does, you can just put them when the empty container is assigned: things: set[tuple[str, str, int]] = set() users: list[User] = [] Many people don't seem to know this exists.
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by nomel 8mo ago
I don't think git is the right tool for much of modern software, where things like blobs aren't even properly supported.
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by nomel 8mo ago
All of those security related screens you listed is why I like Apple: security related things are local to secure enclave, not in cloud.
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by nomel 8mo ago
I think an obvious problem for this method is scaling, partly from grooming not being a local phenomenon. It would require worldwide cooperation, especially in a few countries that are statistical offenders.
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by nomel 8mo ago
You misread my comment. How is it detected? A police report is for after it's detected.
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by nomel 8mo ago
I usually eat mine like cereal, uncooked old-fashioned in cold milk, with a bit of honey or brown sugar for flavor. Apparently this is normal overseas. Steel cut is just a different thing altogether. I like mine a bit on the firm side, with
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by nomel 8mo ago
I would think the type and preparation would play a significant role. There's steel cut (which can be made soft or "chewy"), firmer "old fashioned", and the quick dissolving mush that is one-minute.
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by nomel 8mo ago
So say one of the 50% of children that have unrestricted access goes somewhere they shouldn't, or interacts with people they shouldn't. How is it detected so the parents can be held liable? What does the implementation look like t
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by nomel 8mo ago
> there's a way to send a message with only a 30 day hiatus And that message would be "We have a product so valuable/useful that not even their weak ideals and moral obligations could keep them away!"
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by nomel 8mo ago
> robust detection and enforcement How, exactly, does one accomplish "robust detection of a child"? I assume your answer would include complete surveillance of all internet communication? Could you expand on your idea of the im
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by nomel 8mo ago
I'm not sure what the solution is, but to steel man a bit, the alternative is kids have access to all the adult spaces, where they will be groomed. A website/app serving grooming content to a kid is just so incredibly unlikely com
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by nomel 8mo ago
You could ask this about every user of every large cloud service provider, which is why they all refuses to implement E2E, or store the keys [4]. The government has their hands in all of them, using "national security" as the just

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