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Looks like a straight forward article. Instead of a conclusion you are left with a discussion, which sadly is quite weak, but this seems to be the point. (As I understand it after skimming through it) Basically you have a data set and some
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My burial is already paid for, as required by law in my country. It is the basic package, so nobody has to waste money on me later. I always have enough food and water at home to make it through 2 weeks. Also a few liters of ethanol to cook
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4y ago
We are controlled by Information which is the correct way. This way everyone can find the truth. Disinformation construes our view on real issues and controlles us aswell. We must get rid of disinformation to be controlled by the correct in
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4y ago
They just didn't account the health status of the vaccinated children. Maybe there is a reason they took the vaccine because of other conditions, that have relevance to the higher mortality. Maybe the results would be exactly the same,
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4y ago
Right, assuming the flare is strong and long enough it is possible for UV and above to reach the surface. Still you can take an x-ray of your HDD or SSD without data loss. There might be sweet spots of certain energies, that might cause dat
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4y ago
That is not a stupid question, it is actually quite difficult to answer. Short answer, such a faraday enclosure won't do as much against this type of radiation, but your hardrrives should be fine either way. A microwave oven is optimal
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4y ago
Vegans even differ in ethical beliefs. Some of them belief animals should be spared from the cruelty of life all together and wish them all to vanish. Some have more love for animals and just hate the cruelty of mass farming, but become eth
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4y ago
You sound exactly like a good friend of mine. He is hypochondriac with an orthorexia nervosa. He also suffers from weltschmerz due to environmental concerns. We full heartedly disagree on certain topics, but it is okay and he said I helped
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5y ago
Diskrete waschmaschine to dryer pipline. My own neural network and the other available trained ones seperate the clothes in buckets or loose chunks, depending on optical charakteristiks. Chunks are manually inspekted to correct errors, appl
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5y ago
Anything that floats creates surface area for life to cling on. Water flow can then provide food and oxygen. Puzzlingly oxygen is not a requirement, there is even multicellular aneorobic life with methane as the CO2 equivalent. Your system
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Yes, if controlling humans was that easy empires wouldn't rise and fall.
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USB C is just the connector. The functionality is subject to the cable itself. Sounds stupid, but it is what it is. There should be a tiny symbol on the connector, giving you exactly this information. Looking through my USB C cable some of
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5y ago
Don't worry, people on HN know what filthy beasts data analysts truly are. Everyone who digs that type of mathematics, is also doing some other naughty things for fun. What is surprising from this shotty paper is that they conclude bor
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5y ago
No matter how good the setup is, the most obvious vulnerability are always unattended unlocked devices with access to the NAS. Even better if there is some remote session, that isn't properly signed out. Some very basic discipline will
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That is a possible explanation. Somehow this information was transferred to me and struck the exact right nerve. I don't know how and the strong emotions can alter perception after the fact. For me it was absolutely paranormal and stil
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I once woke up in the middle of the night and yelled something about my dog. I felt real panik, my girlfriend tried to calm me down. She probably thought I have a weird dream or something. I was so wide awake. She was so sure everything is
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5y ago
I disagree. I used Misinformation instead of Disinformation on purpose. It broader and not accusing others. The distinction is very much useless. You define Disinformation as Misinformation with intent. So it would only be a subgroub of Mis
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Twitter is not a legitimate source for Wikipedia and never has been. It is engagement for pleasure, hatred and animosity. It choose a political side and bunked the heads of authoritarian leaders and big democracies. It may even been a catal
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5y ago
Would you like to kill all orcs or is there a magic spell to make them precious elves again? What about the wee little snotlings and the goblins?
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It scares me, that some of us actually enjoy the killing and the carnage. The problem of newspeak is that most of us don't see it, until it's too late. When we feed the machine with our fears, it will cut us off. Most of us still
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5y ago
Greenland maybe?
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Yes. Non violent resistance and just leaving the country is a healthy strategy. But the Ukrainian leaders have choosen war to the last man between 18-60.
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Right on. If you are dumb enough to censor, you can only censor content and the frame you are looking through doesn't make any difference. Imagine in a totalitarian regime, you would like to inform people on system critical thoughts ot
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Love is oxitocin, it gives you serotonin or comfort and dopamine the rewarding rush. At the same time, it also makes you stupid. The older theory is we use up our oxitocin in around 3 years, but we can still enjoy either serotonin or dopami
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Have you sufficiently taken the pandemic into account? It messes up everything and people are more on edge. Couples spend more time together and outside friends or activities are missing for many. How will you know, that your feeling of hap
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That is beautiful horrific observation by one of my favorite scientists. You are right. Just have some lemma near some old proof. Still being knowledgable about science and understanding its method for finding truth is currently the best we
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5y ago
Usually science is the process of finding truth. First by observation then by modelling and then by testing. What you talk about is politics.
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Science is certainly not about consensus.
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Therefore information to refute BS becomes more valuable. That it's easy to lie is not a sufficient argument for censorship.
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I use Tab completion alot. I do mostly mathematical programming, I can keep track of horrible extremely short namespaces easily and then use find and replace feature to make everything nice. Even though I have no real concept for it, I just
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