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by rendaw 1y ago
I don't entirely get this. If you have more spots with water, doesn't that just mean mosquitoes will lay more eggs? Which will then die, but +/- 0. How effective is this, actually.
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by rendaw 1y ago
Why bitcoin and not ethereum?
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by rendaw 1y ago
I do think cooperation and letting bygones be bygones for the sake of progress are important. But I don't think it's right to frame it as "get my guy elected" vs "help Gaza". Does decrying them on social media
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by rendaw 1y ago
It feels more likely that if you push the message "yes, this is great" for the short term win they get elected again next term. When do you switch from saying "yes these people are great for flip-flopping" to "no th
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by rendaw 1y ago
> Black Cube ... its staff had snooped on journalists and adopted false identities to obtain information about film mogul Harvey Weinstein’s sexual abuse accusers That sounds like more or less the opposite of finding kidnapped children.
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by rendaw 1y ago
Okay, I'm inclined to agree here, but what I don't see addressed is: If you set up an account with a username and password, then write it down on a slip of paper, and then drop that in a cafe, and someone else logs in as you and d
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by rendaw 1y ago
Where? I only see the fire one too.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I think, like polygon count, resolution, FPS, etc, realism is very easy to objectively assess and compare even with no artistic background, which makes it a target both for gamers (who want to explain why they like a game, or debate which g
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by rendaw 1y ago
If someone would have eaten 3 meals for a sum of 2000 cal, with one being a 500 calorie meal, and they decide to switch that out with a 1600 calorie chipotle burrito, then the excess calories they need to burn are only 1100. Which a half ma
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by rendaw 1y ago
> Instead, it suggests "that dietary intake plays a far greater role than reduced energy expenditure in obesity related to economic development." That sounds like more or less exactly what the title says to me. > anyone who
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by rendaw 1y ago
Could that be a case of defamation (chatgpt/whatever is damaging your reputation and causing monetary injury)?
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by rendaw 1y ago
I tried it for a job interview, and it was awful - because of no static typing. I spent most of my time tracking down dumb type errors, compounded by various language footguns (I can't remember exactly, but I think for example making a
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by rendaw 1y ago
If that's the case, it's not indicated by the quote. The quote lays all the blame on io_uring. Is that incorrect?
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by rendaw 1y ago
GP said impossible itinerary though, not that it was unexpectedly canceled due to the pandemic.
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by rendaw 1y ago
It is not so important that the fire marshal has facial recognition, because the police department chose to ask the fire department because access was then free of charge and a mere handshake to them. If not the fire marshal, the police dep
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by rendaw 1y ago
> What would it even mean for lifestyle choices to directly cause some condition? Eating a diet largely of white rice directly causes beriberi. At least 9/10 people will get beriberi if they eat a diet that's mostly white ric
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by rendaw 1y ago
People use transformative filters on their faces on dating apps all the time. If you show up and find someone with a completely different face, is there any chance of romance? I have no idea... the best I can guess is - No, but people do i
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by rendaw 1y ago
I don't want to wade into the debate here, but by "their tools" GP probably meant their existing tools (i.e. before adding a new tool), and by "a fuzzy problem solver" was referring to an "AI model".
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by rendaw 1y ago
> Ah, but does anyone from Mozilla take any notice of our grumbling and complaining here? Apparently, no. Bodes well for this Q&A with someone thoroughly air-gapped from development and management.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I'm not using the containers extension, since it only goes about 20% of the way and then they lost focus and stopped developing it. I think most people don't use it. It could have been a differentiator.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I was curious so I looked https://health.clevelandclinic.org/is-running-bad-for-your-k... > Running does not cause arthritis, and when you rest, your body — and your knees — recover from the effects of running > The t
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by rendaw 1y ago
So when you said `ask for IPv6` you meant `ask for a static IPv6 prefix` or something else similar to a static IPv4 address? Or is this an apples to oranges comparison? And then you say `Nobody asks for IPv4` - so nobody asks for IPv4 and 0
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by rendaw 1y ago
Why is idemnification an appropriate answer to post-service restrictions? What do you mean by ethics regulations? What sorts of fields are public employees forbidden from working at post-employment? How is gp's statement a slippery slo
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by rendaw 1y ago
Yeah, I wonder how this is checked/enforced as well, it doesn't seem trivial and especially in the time at entry. Is it something they take action over retroactively, after correlating records from multiple companies?
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by rendaw 1y ago
It looks like "effect" as in impure functions in a functional language? I.e. a new way of dealing with effects (global/hidden state mutations) in a language that makes the pure-impure distinction. I'm not entirely sure.
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by rendaw 1y ago
How does gift wrapping address what GP brought up? I read through and AFAICT it obscures explicit metadata in the message, but not external stuff such as source/dest ip that logging any shared relay could give you. AFAIK the only real
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by rendaw 1y ago
Ah thanks, okay, I'm not sure I'm missing anything in that case. But if so, doesn't signal still know that alice and bob are communicating because it's transferring messages between them? Even if Bob doesn't log in
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by rendaw 1y ago
GP is specifically responding to > Remarkably inept. She did exactly what she was hired for. The plan was terrible, but she executed it as well as expected. It's hard to see any ineptitude.
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by rendaw 1y ago
How does sealed sender work? I couldn't find details. The explanations I saw seemed to start from the assumption that Signal doesn't keep logs of messages moving through their system.
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by rendaw 1y ago
That acronym has always bothered me. Why use DRM when there's already perfectly good alternatives like "GPU" or "graphics". Like take this: > substantial progress on the DRM infrastructure required to write GPU d

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