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by someotherperson 2y ago
Or there is no big enough sample size to compare against. How do you even establish a baseline without a control group?
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by someotherperson 2y ago
> The bulk of these weapons were used in the war against Iran and gas attacks on the Kurds In the US-backed war against Iran , in opposition to the Iranian-aligned Kurdish militias . If you're gonna supplement a military force wit
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A deadly strain of avian influenza has breached the ecosystem of Antarctica(abc.net.au)
3 points by someotherperson 2y ago|3 comments
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by someotherperson 2y ago
It's all of the above. Every single realistic scenario you can imagine is likely happening simultaneously.
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by someotherperson 2y ago
The writing by Trevor didn't make me shy away from Lumina's product, I was still quite excited. It would have been good to see scientific debate which could hopefully improve or clarify processes and safety. Lumina's court th
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by someotherperson 2y ago
It’s actually both. The selling point of YouTube is that you find both big and small. It’s a one-stop shop.
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by someotherperson 2y ago
The point here is that for all intents and purposes, using the information made public, the rooms are located under the university and not UNRWA as the IDF claims.
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by someotherperson 2y ago
> Hamas had Ethernet cables leading from their data center, up a hole to UNRWA's switches Let's not echo this as fact, considering there is quite literally no evidence for this provided. We see a power cable and a PBX setup, an
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by someotherperson 2y ago
Whenever I see ads, I ask myself why companies would spend so much money if it barely has any effect (given that ads have essentially no impact on me). And then there's posts like this which remind me that there is a whole group of peo
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by someotherperson 2y ago
The title of the article might lead someone to think that it's being withdrawn because of the side effect. This is not the case, as explained towards the middle of it. AstraZeneca is withdrawing its initial monovalent vaccine because
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by someotherperson 2y ago
> That looks a lot more like a genuine mistake by developers Can we please stop handing "assume good faith" to megacorps? That's something you grant to individuals, not to companies whose entire existence revolves around d
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by someotherperson 2y ago
I'm a bit confused by the response, but 'Palestinian' is not an ethnicity, no. 'Jews' are an ethnoreligious group.
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My secret life as an 11-year-old BBS sysop (2022)(arstechnica.com)
91 points by someotherperson 2y ago|15 comments
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by someotherperson 2y ago
I personally never said Israel is an ethnostate, but a Palestinian state is definitely not a mirror image of Zionism. It was never historically monoethnic and issues with Jews is a post-Israeli thing. Not to discount pre-Israel antisemitism
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by someotherperson 2y ago
Complete nonsense. The Palestinian National Charter doesn't restrict citizenship to only Arabs, it explicitly keeps citizenship for pre-Israeli Jews and you can bet a million dollars that it wouldn't restrict the Afro-Palestinians
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by someotherperson 2y ago
Nobody advocates for a Palestinian ethnostate, it's a concession that was made to resolve the issues after the Jewish refusal of a bi-national solution that would have Jews as the minority.
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by someotherperson 2y ago
You can read this into anything. > - "from the river to the sea" -> implies the destruction of Israel The Israeli vs. Palestinian conflict is, for the Palestinians, about property rights. And both sides claim the full area b
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by someotherperson 2y ago
I wonder if this is some long play by OpenAI: 1. OpenAI is trying (and failing?) to add legal restrictions on LLM (and co) training to only a few major players. 2. By entering into licensing agreements, it starts to set the standard and ess
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by someotherperson 2y ago
> I’ll eat dinner and then still be hungry I'd take the odds that you eat too fast. Slow down and carefully chew every single bite. Put the cutlery down in-between bites.
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by someotherperson 2y ago
I've worked for two, both inside and outside Israel, and both were very successful. The same thing happened both times. 1. Foreign Jewish VCs pumped money into it, gave the founders plenty of autonomy. 2. The internal network of the fo
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by someotherperson 3y ago
It doesn't know. Hair cycles are constant. If you didn't cut it, it would eventually fall out as it is replaced by another hair. It grows to the point where the epithelial column contracts and starts forcing it out. This is based
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Paul Graham: Then I noticed it used the word "delve."(twitter.com)
9 points by someotherperson 3y ago|7 comments
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by someotherperson 3y ago
Definitely. An example is Abdul Jabbar Abdullah[0]. Iraqi, not ethnically Arab, contributed to research at MIT. And filed under 'white[1] American' science. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdul_Jabbar_Abdul
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by someotherperson 3y ago
The author seems to use Islam, Arab and Arabic (the language?) as synonymous, and lumps in Muslim (but non-Arab) scientists under the Arabic umbrella. That makes as much sense as lumping in Chinese-Americans under "English scientists.&
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by someotherperson 3y ago
OP is not only informed, they're also entirely correct.
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by someotherperson 3y ago
What's a reasonable amount, in your opinion, to disable ads on a piece of hardware you purchased (i.e a Roku) to watch your own locally streamed media?
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by someotherperson 3y ago
Don't worry, there will be a small monthly subscription of $9.99 to disable them! Or if you buy the new Roku Plus Extreme you can opt-out of personalized ads! What more could you want?
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by someotherperson 3y ago
It has little to do with an "inviolable right to self ownership" -- the overwhelming majority of the world already have that. You can eat until your jaw breaks while dedicating your life to proving a flat Earth, you can go base ju
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by someotherperson 3y ago
Hmm, I wonder if that is related to why the use of 3G barely just rolled out and why they still aren't allowed to have 4G. Maybe that would require an upgrade of Stringray-like equipment?
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by someotherperson 3y ago
The civilian count of October 7th was 695 people. Not that that makes it any better, but it's about a 50% increase to push it to 1000. The population of Israel is about 9.5 million. So your actual ratio is closer to 1 in 13500 or so. I

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