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by sigmar 3y ago
The digitally restored version is linked in the description of the video and has more information about the provenance of the video. Pretty cool to watch this.
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by sigmar 3y ago
>Also Daniel Micay no longer works on the project. This isn't true. He stepped down as lead dev. Still one of the main contributors
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by sigmar 3y ago
>An important note here: you as a customer also have a part to play. For example, this indemnity only applies if you didn’t try to intentionally create or use generated output to infringe the rights of others, and similarly, are using ex
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by sigmar 3y ago
There are some metals that are well known to be biocompatible, as in no immune response. The video in the article has diagram of the inner screws into her arm. I'd guess the screws are Ti6Al4V, which is frequently used in knee replacem
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by sigmar 3y ago
>Then we get to claims about events that happened in the real world. Here, you would hope Lewis asks himself the question, “Are the characters making these claims reliable narrators?” But his book is not interested in that question, whic
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by sigmar 3y ago
>What is the conversation around science funding meant to look like? Spending money on productive investments is a great idea, but the practice of the US government is nowhere near that. This year's Nobel prize for chemistry went to
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by sigmar 3y ago
The "bulky ferrite" he used is an easy 'hack.' the correct way to fix this wouldn't be as expensive or as bulky, as noted in the article: "I expect Apple could solve this problem with much cheaper and hidden it
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by sigmar 3y ago
>3 different checkers that I found online and if they don't all agree then I don't call it plagiarism How do you verify these "different checkers" aren't all going to the same api or using the same software? How
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by sigmar 3y ago
that's not necessarily true. Heat has to go somewhere eventually. It could be that the CPU is much hotter than the temperatures felt on the frame. but yea, if the cpu is 45 C and the frame is 40 C, you'd be right.
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by sigmar 3y ago
There are lots of non-english speakers in the world. The platform supports language filtering natively, so if you login you can chose to only see English posts
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by sigmar 3y ago
>They hit a roadblock and just stopped for years instead of adapting. When did they stop? Gigi Sohn was nominated in 2021 and was repeatedly renominated until she withdrew this year. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gig
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by sigmar 3y ago
Don't really understand this explanation, as bluetooth is 2.4ghz only. Did they invent a new wireless protocol? or are they connecting the airpods over 5ghz wifi? The "bluetooth typically runs at" and "new audio protocol
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by sigmar 3y ago
What percentage of the irradiated mosquitos die before mating? or were successful in bearing offspring? Seems like a very 'blunt' method, but perhaps cheaper than the Oxitec (genetic engineering) approach?
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by sigmar 3y ago
Whitepaper says: >PQXDH provides post-quantum forward secrecy and a form of cryptographic deniability but still relies on the hardness of the discrete log problem for mutual authentication in this revision of the protocol. So that's
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by sigmar 3y ago
>The flat pricing model will disproportionately effect cheap mobile games, which I suspect was on purpose. Even then, I hardly see this as a problem. Just scrolling through the top games on any mobile store, most of it looks like low qua
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by sigmar 3y ago
The link in the article "After wrestling with the choice" has more coverage of the procedure. It says they initially only intended to have the experiment last a month, but it was going so well that they asked permission of his sis
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by sigmar 3y ago
This is a bit naive. Lots of customers of unity have gone bankrupt. Did they retroactively waive the $2000/seat yearly pro subscription (5k for enterprise) or any other fees for those companies? Of course not.
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by sigmar 3y ago
What? Twitter replies used to be ranked by merit. More likes get you higher up in replies, much like hackernews. Now you pay money to get higher.
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by sigmar 3y ago
>4. SFFD members had to locate an SFPD officer and request him to move his vehicle to allow successful egress from the scene, but doing so further delayed patient care. Sorry, a human driver fatally hit a pedestrian, then a SFPD car was
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by sigmar 3y ago
>Research scientist said he and his colleagues wanted to “disprove any type of lab leak theory.” So some members of Congress took this to mean they had a motive, rather than an attempt to 'disprove the null hypothesis'... and t
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by sigmar 3y ago
>Men were more likely to greet neighbors than women, as were people with children under the age of 18 in the household, and people with a household income of more than $120k a year. ah, so "wealthier people are happier and greet mor
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by sigmar 3y ago
There's even a filter on youtube for searching for 'creative commons' content. This ruling seems to make it very difficult to download that content (explicitly intended to be shared and remixed) and illegal to work on softwar
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by sigmar 3y ago
Is the app's only payment method SEPA direct debit? The website seemed to only have SEPA last time I checked
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by sigmar 3y ago
100%. Weird 3d-printed stand is a big tell. Plus the close up on the pellet that seems painted to be black. Wish people would be more skeptical of spreading this type of stuff from newly created accounts
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by sigmar 3y ago
Are there public records for checking whether Anthony Monelli was the power of attorney in other recent property sales? (Completely ignorant to how that stuff is filled/stored)
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by sigmar 3y ago
I've got to imagine this is fake (not LK-99, but this video specifically) because there's already other partial levitation videos out, and anyone that synthesized this material well enough to get full meissner effect levitation wo
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by sigmar 3y ago
When every tech news site puts the vulnerability in headlines, it's going to have a lot of visibility and many of Cloudflare's customers are going to ask them about it (regardless of whether the attention is warranted or not).
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by sigmar 3y ago
"we shut down new user signups so we could focus on the really important stuff: acting as a frontend for namecheap"
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by sigmar 3y ago
Perhaps those comments are from younger gamers that have grown up with "live service" and free-to-play games that constantly get new content (like fortnite, destiny 2, League of legends)? Someone that grew up on those would not re
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by sigmar 3y ago
>Any advance notice on these actions would have allowed bad actors to alter their behavior to evade detection. They really think we're stupid, huh? As if we've forgotten all the other changes instituted without advance notice (

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