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by rolph 8mo ago
just how, the dutch would manage to find that out, would be a big deal. espionage, would be the name of that witch.
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by rolph 8mo ago
it may be simple to sleuth out over time kid status or not, but i would be very uncomfortable with a tag that verifies kid status instantly no challenges, as it would provide a targeting vector, and defeat safety.
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by rolph 8mo ago
so they can act accordingly is the variable, a simple headcount is one thing, but when it creeps like a census, then it is prone to polyusary. putting the consiracy hat on, the exploit is to direct as many installed AGs to push for such bil
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by rolph 8mo ago
i think the worst that can happen is you could be put on a list of dissention.
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by rolph 8mo ago
thats about as calm as it gets, if my kids were abducted because im not using an app.
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by rolph 8mo ago
if you really want users to see an outward sign of your respect for privacy, start building cameras with lens covers, and microphones with mute switches, and a "flag" of some sort that clearly demonstrates the position of the priv
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by rolph 8mo ago
Alaska
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by rolph 8mo ago
bring my kids now or i will call the police and you will be charged with abduction.
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by rolph 8mo ago
thats interesting info, the link was from an archive page. [ http://www.salon.com/ent/feature/2006/11/10/guide_to_borat/i... ] the /ent/feature/ path is probably the culprit. that
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What's Real in "Borat" (2006)(salon.com)
3 points by rolph 8mo ago|3 comments
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The Feynman Learning Technique(abakcus.com)
1 points by rolph 8mo ago|0 comments
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by rolph 8mo ago
there is a follower line. "Growing opposition to vaccines in the U.S., driven by recent government policy changes, makes it difficult to see a return on investment in vaccine development, Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel said this week. &qu
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by rolph 8mo ago
if your systemlog is very active or very verbose, this will happen. i do get the idea though. abusive infinate scroll games/exploits, the compulsion to "finish" the feed.
644.
by rolph 8mo ago
a webgame or a document browser, e.g. side scrollers, topdown/bottom up scroller, continuous page view.
645.
by rolph 8mo ago
the frequency of the same subject matter with no apparent evolution is spam posting, in my opinion.
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Quantum Phenomena in Biological Systems(2024)(frontiersin.org)
1 points by rolph 8mo ago|0 comments
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Mechanisms and control of spin interactions in molecular-scale spintronics(2025)(cell.com)
1 points by rolph 8mo ago|0 comments
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Electronic Structure: Electron Spin: Videos and Practice Problems(pearson.com)
1 points by rolph 8mo ago|0 comments
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What Makes Oxygen Special?(quanxr.org)
3 points by rolph 8mo ago|0 comments
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by rolph 8mo ago
mathematics, has a problem with uncertainties, and that is why math, as structured cant do it. magic makes a cool strawman, but there is no magic, you need to refine your awareness of physical reality. solid state silicon wont get you where
651.
by rolph 8mo ago
so you are a bot! i thought so, not bad, your getting better at acting human! atoms are not the base of stack, you need to look at virtual annihilation, and decoherence. to get close to base. there is no magic, biology just goes to the base
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by rolph 8mo ago
>>The individual atoms of YOUR body do not learn. They do not respond to experience<< you are quite wrong on that. that is where you are failing to understand, you cant get past that idea. there is also a large difference in sca
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by rolph 8mo ago
QM is a derived rule set, QC is a result of assembling a physical system that exploits QM rules. aside from that, a Quantum scale assemblage [QC] is a lot closer to biological secret sauce than semiconductor gates.
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by rolph 8mo ago
>>he atoms of your body are not dynamic structures, they do not reengineer or reconfigure themselves in response to success/failure or rules discovery.<< you should check out chemistry, and nuclear physics, it will probably
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by rolph 8mo ago
brains provide access to novel problems, and novel solutions. the process is called imagination.
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by rolph 8mo ago
the deepest laws of physics are immutable, the derivative rules based assemblages are not. human brains break the rules, on a regular basis. if you cant reach the banana, you break the constraints, once you realize the crates about the roo
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by rolph 8mo ago
sorry, but you are absolutely wrong on that one, you yourself are absolute proof. not only that code is only as dynamic as the rules of the language will permit. silicon and code cant break the rule, or change the rules, biological adaptive
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by rolph 8mo ago
the gist is that virus has biological effects not dependant on replication. the whole virus approach is from a time when we barely understood what we were doing, and were barely capable of doing it. topping it off j&j is using adenoviru
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by rolph 8mo ago
silicon is not a dynamic structure, silicon does not reengineer and reconfigure itself in response to success/failure or rules discovery.
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by rolph 9mo ago
currently endorsed production technology is not responsive enough to produce an effective vaccine in time for unexpected viral antigen shift. we need to cut the required lead time down to weeks, rather than months. we also need to stand up

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