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by rendall 1y ago
Densify is a word: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=define%3A+densify&ia=web
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by rendall 1y ago
Yes: do remember that your coworkers are enduring similar stresses as you. Yes: do not snap, blow your top, yell, throw temper tantrums, act like a child. However, no: in many places and industries, you do not have to rely on the good rec
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by rendall 1y ago
I don't know why 10^78 unsettles me more than 10^1100 does.
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by rendall 1y ago
> If every aspect of human planning, skill, and knowledge are reproducable... Neither the article nor the paper discuss consciousness, only biological computing capacity considering quantum states. https://www.science.org&#x
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by rendall 1y ago
> Take the weekend off :) > https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4064129 How does this paper relate to GP's comment?
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by rendall 1y ago
The map colors are unique. It starts lowest as dark red, proceeds from dark red through orange, yellow, green and on into dark blue, then moves into red again for the highest value! Red is both lowest and highest!
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by rendall 1y ago
Vegetative Electron Microscopy is now the name of my new Psychedelic Darkwave Doom Metal project.
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by rendall 1y ago
> "Soft brick" is the correct term that already exists. Which is the term that the article uses. "The result is a device that’s soft-bricked, requiring a device erase and restore from backup."
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by rendall 1y ago
> Could you refuse it? Definitely, unless ordered by a judge. He needed a lawyer to advise him.
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by rendall 1y ago
It's an unexpectedly funny interview: > O.C.: Have you consulted about this “tables” approach with other Lua developers? > I.T.: After that, I went back to Dmitry and asked him if my understanding of “everything is a table” wa
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by rendall 2y ago
> Someone can firmly believe that the existence of the state of Israel is a mistake that should be corrected while still also believing... In theory, someone might distinguish between opposing the state of Israel and supporting Jewish
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by rendall 2y ago
I responded to a specific assertion about a Finnish law. The US has a whole different dynamic.
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by rendall 2y ago
Advocating for free speech does indeed mean defending the rights of people to say reprehensible things, including those who advocate for deeply offensive or dangerous ideas. But it's important to be clear-eyed about the historical reco
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by rendall 2y ago
What about is always a bad answer. It comes of a defensive. Indeed, I agree with you. There are US citizens who want to do reprehensible things, and I still say: maybe the US is not their jam. No, I'm not advocating exile or illegal de
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by rendall 2y ago
> It sounds like an end run to get to negligence charges. It's not anything nefarious like that. US citizens and US law enforcement tend to have an adversarial relationship, unfortunately. Finns generally do not. That law is an ex
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by rendall 2y ago
> I've already sunk about 6 hours total into the whole operation... I suspect you're going to sink a whole lot more time over the unsatisfactory lifetime of the dishwasher. It sounds like the sunk-cost fallacy.
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by rendall 2y ago
You can reject the change by deleting your data. But your district's data protection laws might be different than mine.
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by rendall 2y ago
> ...historical photographs are not in-scope to be added to this project... because such photos existed before this project began. That contradicts what the website itself says: > This project is designed to showcase the first know
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by rendall 2y ago
For what it's worth, this is on their Data page: > What happens to my data if the company is sold or otherwise changes ownership? > If the company does change ownership in the future, your data will remain protected under the
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Google says it may have accidentally deleted your Google Maps Timeline data(androidauthority.com)
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by rendall 2y ago
A progress status would be interesting: Known: 87% Also, I'm going to add to the chorus who wants a [Skip] button for known countries.
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by rendall 2y ago
I am enjoying it! Besides the other feedback that has been raised and addressed already, on mobile (Android Chrome) the instructions say to drag the circle, but the behavior is that the circle jumps to the point of first touch; more of a
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by rendall 2y ago
Nazis claim that the Holocaust did not happen or if it did it was justified. Is that what Musk did here? It's a reprehensible thing to say, that the Holocaust was perpetrated by "public sector workers", but... > Yes. Musk
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by rendall 2y ago
No, I was not being sarcastic. Yes, I need more than an awkward gesture that resembles a sieg heil to believe someone is a Nazi - even if I do not like them or find them reprehensible.
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by rendall 2y ago
> Lynch decided he’d rather deal with the symptoms of depression ... through meditation.
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by rendall 2y ago
Than arguable sieg heil ? Actively arguing for the extermination of Jews would be a good sign. Maybe display a swastika? An admission: "Yes, it was a sieg heil because I am a Nazi." Less than that, maybe casually drop terms lik
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by rendall 2y ago
The guidelines are to assume good faith. My comments are wide open for you to peruse: nowhere and never have I "sea lioned" or been dishonest. "Musk advocates policies, attitudes, and behaviors indistinguishable from those a
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by rendall 2y ago
My very mild question got flagged.
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by rendall 2y ago
Aviation once had a culture of strict deference to senior pilots, leading to fatal mistakes when juniors hesitated to question decisions. This changed with Crew Resource Management (CRM), which institutionalized open communication and made
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by rendall 2y ago
Me, working through a problem: "So, that means..." Girlfriend, coming in from outside: "Who are you talking to?" Me: "I talk to myself. You know that." Gf: "Oh right. You also whisper to yourself, which is

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