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3y ago
I haven't found anything for the Vega 8 that would run on Linux.
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Rusticl seems a bit hidden for all the (positive) noise it creates. I'd like to try it out, but: - are there any distributions shipping it? - what hardware does it support? I can guess that distros are not shipping it due to some stabi
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3y ago
I'd like to reply, but I'm not sure how to read this comment. There were always user-unfriendly sites. It used to be possible to easily block the nasty content (Flash), now it's rather hard. It used to be possible to extract
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3y ago
I'm not sure if it's included in your 90%, but an advantage of Flash is that it was not JS or HTML. Meaning that you could block it easily, when it offended your senses (animated ads, autoplaying videos), without affecting the f
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> But in banning ICE cars and mandating the use of EVs, policymakers are explicitly betting on the truth of three crucial claims: > EVs will lead to “profound” reductions in CO2 emissions Seems so, okay. > EVs are now, or wil
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3y ago
The people coming to the bakery this morning cost me 1k in actual losses (ie. cases where someone bought the bread directly from the bakery but would have otherwise purchased the bread from me at 3 times the price).
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3y ago
While I'm not so confident that it's a given that performance or reliability increase after a system is distributed, let's assume that it's true. This turns my question into: does OpenTTD need more performance or reliabi
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3y ago
Does latency matter that much for OpenTTD visitors? If not, what's the reason to distribute anything?
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3y ago
For careless usage, "Linux" means Linux distro .
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> As an applied science, thus, the practice of eugenics referred to everything from prenatal care for mothers to forced sterilization and euthanasia . Spektorowski, Alberto; Ireni-Saban, Liza (2013). Politics of Eugenics: Productionism,
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3y ago
It's not natural selection if you help it.
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3y ago
GDPR is not about cookies or local storage. It's about knowing users' personal data and doing things with it.
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3y ago
Let me put it in another way: there's no "credit card payment system" for payments over the internet. There's Visa, MasterCard, whatever other "card" system. Those don't just facilitate payments for credit
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3y ago
This is not how credit cards work, because the system of "credit card payment" is typically used with things other than credit cards. At least in Europe you go through extra expense and hassle to get a credit card, if you're
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3y ago
In much of the world, the "credit card" payment goes through a pre-paid card. Then you're actually putting your own money on the line, and even if there's a guarantee, it's a pain to actually go through the process
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3y ago
It's rather meaningless to let the receiver decide. It means that the only safe-not-to-be-rude option is to adhere to the strictest interpretation of rudeness. At the extreme sensitivity, you basically can't communicate with anyon
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> Here's a testable definition of AGI - any combination of software and hardware that can function independently of human supervision and maintenance, in response to circumstance that have not been preprogrammed. Not sure how I feel
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3y ago
I was under the impression that you pointed out a technical impossibility of putting the right nutrients in the cultured meat. Instead it seems like cultured meat will [at first] not have the ingredients [due to lack of knowledge], [similar
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3y ago
Cloudflarewall?
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I think you're mixing up the categories now. The animal originally in question for the factor was the slaughter animal, and the N factor applied only to those. Otherwise, the discussion falls apart because a human is an animal is an an
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The discussion hinged of treating animals of the same kind equally: those that were slaughtered vs those who have had a biopsy. Once you introduce a different kind: those who suffer from plant harvesting, you can't apply the same rule.
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I think now you're in the territory of gathering real data. To my best knowledge, the amount of mechanical harvest needed to feed an animal one unit of protein is no more than 4 units of protein in the most optimistic case[0]. Even wit
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Are there reasons the meat cannot be fortified with them? I found one source talking about nutrient problems, which talks about B12 and iron, and suggests adding them to the nutrient mix. https://www.burdockgroup.com/the-nut
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If the majority of farm animals get their feed from grazing, then replacing them as sources of nutrients with mechanically harvested plants might come out even. As I understand it though, the vast majority of cattle are currently being fed
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3y ago
If you can be fired for doing something in private, then your work intrudes and takes over your personal life. If it happens, than it's a huge mistake on the part of the society, as it robs humans of their life outside of work, and tur
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> There's a lot of things in animal meat that won't be in lab meat. Can you give one example? I'm starting to doubt the honesty of your argument.
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The nutrients for the cell lines are still going to come from plants, so I don't see any reduction in the cruelty involved from the plant side, unless the new way allows using less of that.
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That depends on the multiplication factor. You can get a unit of meat from one animal. You can get N units of meat out of cells of one animal. Even if the treatment doesn't change, the production of meat becomes N times less cruel afte
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> this grass along with digestion process will bring nutrition that just feeding cells won't contain... What makes you think that? If the cells are not fed the nutrients they need to survive, they will die. You can only reduce the i
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The parent didn't make any suggestion that the models are wrong. "the math is simple" means that not only does the model work, it's also simple to calculate. That leaves the interpretation that seeking good narratives wi
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