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by pas 3y ago
my late dentist went skiing, got a nasty cough, died 2 weeks later, lung cancer. no symptoms before. just a seemingly fit and healthy normal weight 30-something guy with a wife and kids. (maybe he inhaled too much enamel dust or who knows,
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by pas 3y ago
Think of metastasis as, that particular cancer evolving to a level where it can successfully break through the "impedance mismatch" of colonizing other tissue. At that point it's more like multiple cancers at the same time, w
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by pas 3y ago
some simply prefer open source, maybe they want to contribute, etc.
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by pas 3y ago
the public doesn't care about the environment in general, they are in a frenzy about prices, inflation is the big boogie man. so it's not surprising that as long as its not in my backyard it doesn't matter. and you can see th
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by pas 3y ago
Hungarian. We have seen it from VIP seats how the populist ideological blob ate everything, and how uncompromising uncooperativeness from weak opposition prevented them from even achieving an effective minority status. (So the blob has abso
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by pas 3y ago
only theoretically, and only if UP=nP, in practice we know that k = 8s (or in smaller abelian deployment rings k = 3s = 0s mod 443)
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by pas 3y ago
I mean the realpolitik of increasing the EU budget, currently for the aid for Ukraine. (If I'm not mistaken.) Back after 2009 the whole discourse was about bailing out the southern banks, of course not via direct aid, but via ECB opera
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by pas 3y ago
Intelligence is the capability to form (predictive) models (to solve problems through evaluating strategies through the aforementioned model). General intelligence is the ability to do it over an arbitrary range of problems. Even an if-else
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by pas 3y ago
Yes, it's a bit hard to take them seriously as a US company. (I wonder would it matter if they were CA based instead of NY? Does the CCPA provide some better effective data protection - at least awareness, similar to the GDPR? And does
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by pas 3y ago
I guess there's a huge difference between raising funds (selling bonds) to fund domestic projects and sending it to other EU states as "aid", no?
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by pas 3y ago
> [into] a dictatorship how? forming a coalition seems to be the opposite of dictatorship, no?
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by pas 3y ago
Excuse my spamminess (and for hijacking the current top comment), but I would like to recommend the innocent looking episode 162 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-43zh_za_eQ The Creation of Meaning - The Denial of Death ( tr
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by pas 3y ago
the only thing I know about him (them, with Guattari), is that they went all-in to post-modern stuff with regards to the individual and society, and a lot of artists are simply find that relatable. (only the non-conformist can survive in th
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by pas 3y ago
no, I don't there's anything missing, other than the usual apathy toward systems reforms in most societies. this would probably work pretty well for these "utility-like big gatekeeper corps" which handle a shitton of sub
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by pas 3y ago
every judiciary authorized to issue warrants should simply put them on their own website, put some id on the paper, folks can verify. what else is needed? these aren't supposed to be secret anyway
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by pas 3y ago
how would you present this finding without "politicization"?
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by pas 3y ago
the problem is that this is an important system (because it directs ~80% of investigations) without transparency, audits, and on top of this when these groups started to ask questions the attitude of the government was - surprise surprise -
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by pas 3y ago
there are these random sampling checks (I guess to get a reference baseline) > The CNAF trains its models on households who were randomly investigated as part of the Paiement à bon droit Fraudes (PBDF), an annual survey
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by pas 3y ago
for those less blessed with a priory knowledge or time (and/or motivation to chew through these articles) can I ask you for a tl;dr? maybe could you show an example where the linear model fails? and what's an non-linear model that
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by pas 3y ago
> It is hard. Of course. Doing the right thing at the moment is also hard. But that's the right thing. Google is famously under-communicating and opaque, locking a thread is par for the course. Again, of course, their reputation los
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by pas 3y ago
I especially liked that like. There's always a bit of space for comedy.
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by pas 3y ago
you don't have a passport from Germany?
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by pas 3y ago
we shall see. the EU is not really incentivized to help Big Tech, since they want to protect small(er) businesses in the EU.
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by pas 3y ago
it seems JSON only so far
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by pas 3y ago
Well, if the world including whatever governments, institutions, groups, interests, companies, FOSS projects, OS distros, etc... all want to depend only on Chromium, then fine. If Mozilla can't even play this card, then they should rea
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by pas 3y ago
decoupling meant something like using "distroless" or static builds (musl?) or simply shipping everything on an alpine/ubuntu/debian/whatever image? (and previously there was no containerization, but now there is)
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by pas 3y ago
that sounds really interesting, can you elaborate on the challenges? why was it so important for them to move off CentOS7, and why didn't they move to RHEL or Alma or Rocky or whatever similar?
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by pas 3y ago
k8s doesn't require redoing foundations every month this LTS hysteria is completely made-up it benefits from updates every year, also who uses naked k8s (the hard way?), folks use a distribution with an updater
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by pas 3y ago
I guess they have contracts for all kinds of similar contingencies. Maybe the whole Star Alliance has one for SFO, or operators of various other intercontinental flights do.
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by pas 3y ago
A comment mentioned that the dialog is not really what what said. Here's a recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rdapQfJDAM&t=0s (haven't checked)

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