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by stubish 4y ago
What they are really after is having someone to assume risk and take blame.
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by stubish 4y ago
I'm also curious as to when this behavior evolved. Did the distance become longer over time, as the continents moved apart?
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by stubish 4y ago
Try a drone first. And after that gets smashed against the rock walls, try a different plan.
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by stubish 4y ago
One cause of this is sending 5.1 audio through two speakers, where the center channel just gets dropped along with a lot of dialog. Another cause is of course crappy mixing.
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by stubish 4y ago
"with other people" means family group. Society changed radically once the Industrial Revolution hit and people started living in environments where they didn't know well everyone around them.
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by stubish 4y ago
In most ethical frameworks, making many people happy vastly outweighs making a few people rich. In some ethical frameworks, making people happy is the most moral thing it is possible to do.
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by stubish 4y ago
That limitation will have to be fixed before this accounts for 85% of a satellite network's capacity.
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by stubish 4y ago
Doubt it is nationalism, just that there is more overt greenness in Europe because investors demanded it. The weird bit is, despite many offshore companies being listed, Texas is still blaming 'environmental crusaders in Washington, D.
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by stubish 4y ago
Rather than focus on the sex of researchers here and in previous research, taking a step back this indicates that the individual researcher is important and will influence results. After all, not everyone of a particular sex emits the sam
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by stubish 4y ago
It doesn't seem so much that it is a legal currency, but all the chaos and suffering the push to make it the primary currency is causing. When headlines talk about bitcoin mining hubs using geothermal energy, people are reading energy
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by stubish 4y ago
This certainly depends on the genre. There are a number of major genres that do not age well. Older readers can be happy reading the fiction that reflects the world they grew up in, but to new readers reactions can rank between 'quaint
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by stubish 4y ago
Yes, 'getting published' refers to people with a $0-$10000 advance from a small independent press through to the million dollar deals discussed in the article. And nobody can guarantee that you will sell enough to get past your ad
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by stubish 4y ago
The AI is making no decision. The person entering the prompt made the decision to include the term. It is performing the same function as a pencil. Now, if 'criminal' rendered as a black male 90% of the time rather than a crouched
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by stubish 4y ago
It is cognitive dissonance, with DDG. A large proportion of their users are exactly the sort of people who will not thoughtlessly install unnecessary extensions into their browsers. It is increasing attack surface, when minimizing should be
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by stubish 4y ago
How do you visually show 'nerdy' without resorting to the glasses stereotype? Your prompt is specifically requesting a prejudiced image.
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by stubish 4y ago
The bans became untenable in all countries when phones with cameras became ubiquitous.
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by stubish 4y ago
That will depend on the risk of using green-washed hydrogen in your supply chain, which depends on enforcement (both regulated and social).A bit like keeping child and slave labor out of your supply chain. I suspect it will require requirin
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by stubish 4y ago
Hydrogen will come from green sources. There is no point using non-green sources, because you will have no market for your more expensive non-green steel. Lots of countries are itching to become the Saudi Arabia of green hydrogen, although
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by stubish 4y ago
Plug your brainbox into a bigger computer. Start offloading bits at a time. Expand your mind. Switch off brainbox.
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by stubish 4y ago
Your argument applies to biological machines too. Think of advertising. The only reason your mechanical augmentations seem more exploitable is because the technology involved seems better understood fnord.
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by stubish 4y ago
Salami tactics (Yes Minister) would work around this. Replace and extend your brain and nervous system small parts at a time. Until one day you are entirely hardware, and thus your consciousness entirely software. Continuity of consciousnes
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by stubish 4y ago
Not really sorry. Climate policy in Australia is going through Parliament right now (and while much more progressive than the previous government, the result still have the Greens stating the targets are not aggressive enough and will doom
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by stubish 4y ago
The only thing I think that matters is the cost. To sell at scale and displace other foods, it is going to have to be as cheap as chicken. There is no point building a large factory that can produce this stuff at quantity at the price of
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by stubish 4y ago
Indeed. Thankfully there are governments trying to head off the energy crisis before the blackouts hit. Rather than leaving it to individuals to make their own choices in a game of prisoners dilemma where some of the losers will literally d
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by stubish 4y ago
Social pressure is likely enough. Most social rules do not require enforcement beyond the outliers.
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by stubish 4y ago
If the brain is a receiver for consciousness, it does not imply that consciousness exists independently of your brain. The consciousness would require inputs, which come from the brain. You could assume that the consciousness is paused when
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Rex Airlines to retrofit fleet with electric engines in regional trial(abc.net.au)
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by stubish 4y ago
Wise (wise.com, formerly Transfer Wise) now let you create virtual credit cards. Accounts with them seem to be available to most of the planet.
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by stubish 4y ago
Crawling and archiving everything, including personal writings, is a chilling effect. It is the same situation people are seeing with social media, where the past remains to haunt the present and none of our future leaders are using it with
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by stubish 4y ago
In my experience, it is the vast minority of cases. Most of the content of the IA is not in the public interest, now or in the future. It is crap. It is noise. It is the contents of the Internet at a point in time. Actual information is the

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