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once_inc
3y ago
That would indeed be the probable next step for government or intergovernmental organizations. Criminalize AI porn. Then criminalize regular porn. The government is greedy in its lust for control and order in a chaotic world. It has a tende
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3y ago
Expanding it to full page would work.
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once_inc
3y ago
There's a countdown in light grey at the bottom.
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once_inc
3y ago
Crafting games in general are just tedious. I loved the concept of Subnautica or the raw brutalism of The Long Dark, but both of those games were just variations of punching tree games. It's a genre I never enjoyed, and which I too hav
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once_inc
3y ago
If this material exhibits the properties that the authors claim, then it most definitely is a massive step in the right direction. If so, the material can be applied in a significantly large number of settings at much lower upkeep costs. It
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3y ago
I'm going to go out on a limb here and state that the Flow image for King's Cross ( https://github.com/anisotropi4/kingfisher/blob/main/image/K/... ) does not, in fact, reveal the locat
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once_inc
3y ago
At 90% efficiency
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once_inc
3y ago
Natural gas flaring requires you to consider two things: 1. Flaring isn't efficient. You only burn about 90% of the gas, the rest leaks into the atmosphere. 2. Gas includes Methane. Methane is a 10x more powerful greenhouse gas than CO
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3y ago
> It is highly unlikely there will ever be a singular "cure for cancer" as cancer is a bit of a blanket term given to multiple diseases, "It doesn't make sense to say 'cure for cancer.' Cancer is a wide vari
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3y ago
Agreed, though Satoshi isn't a prophet or messiah. Just a pseudonym.
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3y ago
Nostr is a protocol for the decentralized sharing of Notes and Other Stuff (Through Relays). Nostr uses private keys for accounts, and nsec is such a key.
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once_inc
3y ago
To my knowledge, Crypto is pretty big in Argentina, with Bitcoin, Tron, and tether the biggest players.
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once_inc
3y ago
Afghans use the word Naan.
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once_inc
3y ago
> I did an inventory of my recent feature flags and realized that about 80% of them aren’t there to roll things out to specific populations, or do any sort of A/B testing, but to hide unfinished code. Which means that for 20% you ac
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3y ago
I think so, yeah. Smartphones have been in the crosshairs of privacy advocates for years. They gather and send information, but successful lobbying has limited what information gets sold. (note that governments hacking phones or requesting
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3y ago
I still firmly believe that a microtransaction economy would be great for exactly this kind of use-cases to transform currently broken/predatory business models into viable, affordable services. Using the Lightning Network for such tra
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3y ago
He was wrong on the timing in 2007 as well. The only reason his short position was vindicated is that he held on despite the protests of his investors. Burry would have been rekt if the collapse had come later.
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3y ago
One word: money. If you have enough of it, the rules can be bent, or broken altogether.
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3y ago
As a programmer with practically 0 experience in working with assembly, this is a pretty cool tool to learn! I've been holding a cheatsheet in another tab to find out what each instruction is doing. Kudos for building this, very cool!
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3y ago
I've heard those rumours as well, and also heard rumours that a sample was sent to a Chinese group.
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3y ago
Once when doing tech support at a local hospital, one of the nurses called us stating that she had "some sort of weather report" up in a window on screen, but she couldn't click it away because the most would go under the scr
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3y ago
for now. They are losing again.
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once_inc
3y ago
Just install a 'hood popper' that automatically opens and closes the hood remotely. The cone will just fall off. You can use it for repairs at the same time.
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3y ago
All movements need their initiators. The question is if they are still actively driving it, recruiting, funding, promoting. If not, then I feel it was an organic thing...
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3y ago
To me, that is even worse.
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3y ago
How does it being a disciplinary meeting effect the validity of bringing in an external party that isn't professionally tied to any party and which "slightly livetweets" events to the general public? Were they not livetweetin
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3y ago
Bullshit. Bringing someone from outside a business to a conversation that "slightly livetweets" what is being said is totally not acceptable. I invite you to bring an outside party to your next business meeting, standup or all han
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3y ago
This was found months ago, no? I saw several articles about the Einstein back then.
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once_inc
3y ago
nostr is currently very open, happy and accepting. Unfortunately, not many people are there yet, unless your interests contain Bitcoin.
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3y ago
I feel like Monero is in a tough spot. Not enough network effect to compete with Bitcoin, and new scaling layers like Arc and Lightning actively building out to provide privacy.
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