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by notRobot 1y ago
So then shouldn't be a problem to stop it entirely, right?
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Microsoft has disabled the ICC Chief prosecutors email account(twitter.com)
23 points by notRobot 1y ago|4 comments
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by notRobot 2y ago
Thank you so much for running your service. I've used it for years, and LOVE how functional and useful it is!
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by notRobot 2y ago
You make it happen. Someone has to.
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by notRobot 2y ago
> for example the Google workspace suite (docs, sheets etc) comes pre-bundled with Chrome This is not true
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Mozilla deletes promise to never sell Firefox data(twitter.com)
901 points by notRobot 2y ago|7 comments
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by notRobot 2y ago
> These are the early attempts to bias AI. They will get subtler.
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Ask HN: Got asked to build AI agent that replaces humans. Would you do it?
3 points by notRobot 2y ago|9 comments
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by notRobot 2y ago
I wouldn't, because I have a different language of choice, but you should use whichever stack you can best maintain and make work for the use case. If that's perl for you, go for it!
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by notRobot 2y ago
> were suspecting something so bad that could, at least in their theory, kill the population or massively decrease it. Yeah, a really bad virus .
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by notRobot 2y ago
The value is that it's cool.
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by notRobot 2y ago
"Fittest" is what we call those who happen to survive in their context. Systems that successfully replicate themselves in their context tend to stick around. Those who can't, go extinct . We obviously still study why they su
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by notRobot 2y ago
It was random, and it survived . Every single part of an organism goes through a recombination/mutation process countless times, the stinger evolved to be what it is today over a very long time and it's cool to study why it ended
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by notRobot 2y ago
Here's an explanation of how this works: All creatures are very complicated. Thus reproduction doesn't produce perfect clones, "mutations" take place. This is largely because there are so many different ways to derive o
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Hospitals in the US want to call patients customers now(old.reddit.com)
6 points by notRobot 2y ago|1 comments
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by notRobot 2y ago
Who is your host? I'm looking for recommendations and they sound cool.
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by notRobot 2y ago
Such a fun playground! Thanks for this :)
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by notRobot 2y ago
What's so hilarious about it?
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by notRobot 2y ago
It is not genocidal to fight back against imperial forces that have destroyed your land and slaughtered your people. Not saying I agree with all of their actions but they do not exist as 'evil' in a vacuum. If you lived on a plane
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by notRobot 2y ago
Humans can take the test here to see what the questions are like: https://arcprize.org/play
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by notRobot 2y ago
The blog post is from 2022 and the sequel never arrived. So the idiom wins this one.
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by notRobot 2y ago
Yeah the point of this long "incendiary" [sic] blog post seems to be "hang on to the output for a bit before passing it on to the user and you have success defeated AGPLv3" except I don't think a reasonable judge wo
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by notRobot 2y ago
"single file" terminology in the context of applications does not typically include the DB. It is common for single file executables to use external config files and DB files.
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by notRobot 2y ago
> With which I mean to say that there is a lot of nonsensical projects being done out there, that still make a living for many people. I don't know why this is a bad thing. I don't think projects that you believe are nonsensic
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The Textfiles Directory(textfiles.com)
1 points by notRobot 2y ago|1 comments
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by notRobot 2y ago
The dashboard demo isn't working :(
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by notRobot 2y ago
Trees do pull carbon out of the atmosphere, which can be stored in the form of "wood", and it doesn't re-enter the atmosphere until burnt.
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by notRobot 2y ago
The forest is for all to use and not exploit
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by notRobot 2y ago
The corollary to this would be that deforestation hasn't make climate change worse, and a simple Google search tells me that: > Deforestation plays a significant role in climate change, contributing 12–20% of global greenhouse gas e
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by notRobot 2y ago
Trees absolutely can help with climate change, although like everything in this universe, there are nuances at play, such as type of tree, location, etc. We have done a lot of deforestation, and that absolutely has negatively impacted our c

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