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pantalaimon
3mo ago
Scam center operators in Myanmar have resources well over $600k, they are building entire office blocks for forced labor scam centers. If the ROI is there I absolutely see them venturing into that direction.
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3mo ago
How about "/goal set up the harness as described in https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.20801 "
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3mo ago
> Can the landlord randomly check for criminal behavior? Absolutely not.
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3mo ago
It also means no banking app will work
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3mo ago
We still have to see a RISC-V implementation that comes even close to the performance of ARM
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3mo ago
the Order, as in community sharing/following a set of rules
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3mo ago
I used my old fashioned bio neural net trained on standard German and also understood it that way. What else is it supposed to mean?
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Starship's Thirteenth Flight Test
(spacex.com)
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3mo ago
Same for Germany, we have the 63€/Month Deutschlandticket. It's only valid for regional trains (but also all local buses, subway and tram systems) though, so for long distance travel you have to switch trains a lot.
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3mo ago
> The biblical flood was mythical yet couple of thousand years ago black sea connected to the Mediterranean and probably was not entirely unpeaceful. I thought that was a story from when the Sumerians were driven up to Mesopotamia as the
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China becomes second country to recover orbital booster with Long March 10B
(spacenews.com)
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3mo ago
> EU citizens automatically get permanent residency in any EU country regardless of language. Yea free movement and choice of residency is one of the main points of the EU
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Asahi Linux 7.1 Progress Report
(asahilinux.org)
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3mo ago
In low earth orbit, space debris removes itself after a few years
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4mo ago
Those are even worse - you need a certain density for urban life, otherwise you'll just create large empty spaces that belong to no-one, so nobody feels responsible for them.
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4mo ago
This was aggravated by modern city planning with it's separation of function that left these new districts with no third spaces, barely any shops and large spaces of 'no man's land' between buildings. In classics Europea
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4mo ago
UAE would be happy to pay for it
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4mo ago
Maybe we can use the goop from those self sealing bike tires to have self sealing space station modules
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4mo ago
But it's the same scheme as STM32, EFM32, GD32, …
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4mo ago
> In the lobby they had a PDP-11 right next to the Eastern Bloc clone with its Cyrillic writing. Those are still standing in the lobby of the Computer Science Department of FU Berlin (Takustraße 9) You are probably referring to Zuse Inst
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4mo ago
I'm not quite convinced a 25% reduction in size is worth effectively obsoleting all devices that have hardware decoders for AV1 but will struggle to decode AV2
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4mo ago
The methane is not mixed with oxygen when it's still in the rocket tank, so it can't all explode - most of it will just burn off. It's still a big boom, but not anywhere close to what world occur with optional mixing.
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Starship's Twelfth Flight Test
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5mo ago
I mean there was this CCC [0] talk two years ago where they managed to get access to the poorly secured location data of all the cars, including historic movement patterns. [0] https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-wir-wissen-wo-
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How to Buy Cheap Claude Tokens in China
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5mo ago
I would have expected a LEGO version of the SMEE machine
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Iran war drives up circuit board prices, according to report
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1.4 GW: battery storage at former Grohnde nuclear power plant
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Sonic: Supersizing Motion Tracking for Natural Humanoid Whole-Body Control
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6mo ago
> A perturbation of the the activations that made Claude identify as the Golden Gate Bridge. Great, now we've got digital Salvia
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