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by stubish 11mo ago
They have built a few prototypes and 'Copenhagen Atomics plans to run its first nuclear chain-reaction at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) in 2027.' Maybe they get production ramped up for 2050 targets, but not on the radar for 2
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by stubish 11mo ago
Maybe the airlines would change their mind if you offered to indemnify them.
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by stubish 11mo ago
But how is this worse? If you run an agent now, it will run with your privileges. If you run an agent after this feature, it will run with limited privileges as specified by you. Heaps of ranting here about agents sucking down private d
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by stubish 11mo ago
What is unfortunate? You found one alternative was not to your liking, and another right there to take its place. You didn't have to pay for anything. You were not locked in to anything. Now you are not fighting your OS. Seems to be wo
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by stubish 1y ago
The solution to dead laws is remove any chance of them being enforced? The solution to ageism is to make policies that attempt to enforce the laws and human rights illegal? Really? Thankfully nobody has made it illegal to do Agile correctly
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by stubish 1y ago
If only there was some sort of policy encouraging diversity that could tackle ageism in hiring practices.
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by stubish 1y ago
Piracy does not hurt sales because it has a lot of friction. There have been zero studies on piracy in a low friction environment, because there was no need. Such as in countries where pirated Video CDs where endemic and not policed, it was
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by stubish 1y ago
Large retailers rely on all sorts of psychological tricks and UI work to steer you to the most profitable transactions, some of which we have labelled Dark Patterns. Not just Amazon, not just online. All that is gone with agents. At least u
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by stubish 1y ago
A general strike is many industries striking in solidarity. Stock up on essentials, paralyze everything, and hold your nerve. Can't even sack anyone if the HR departments are missing or no power to the buildings.
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by stubish 1y ago
If a malicious user is attacking a site via an agent, the current solution is to block the agent and everyone else using that agent, because the valid requests are indistinguishable from the malicious requests. If the agent passes on a toke
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by stubish 1y ago
Making money by selling pizzas? Maybe. Big chains make money by selling high profit items like drinks or fries or getting you to upsize. And a whole sales process and a/b tested menus and marketing to encourage you do choose the profit
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by stubish 1y ago
The National Guard and Military will of course be available to step into a policing role, cities and borders.
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by stubish 1y ago
Yes, it is factually incorrect. Now you have two unsubstantiated opinions contradicting each other.
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by stubish 1y ago
The traditional approach is a link to the tarpit that the bots can see but humans can't, say using CSS to render it 0 pixels in size.
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by stubish 1y ago
Yes, I was thinking that this couldn't possibly work for human scale stuff like leaches, with electrostatic forces completely unnoticeable a meter away and unable to budge the larger mass in any case.
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by stubish 1y ago
Most tinnitus is neurological, and not sound but the perception of sound. Reverse waveform would just make it louder. At least for tinnitus from partial hearing loss, sound therapy seems to be about training or resetting neurons so they don
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by stubish 1y ago
The software that gerrymanders 435 districts will just as happily gerrymander 1300. Since it is not an exact science, the higher number of districts may even help smooth things out and get the statistically desired outcome.
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by stubish 1y ago
Do the sounds actually need to match in pitch? My understanding is these sounds attempt to stop your brain noticing or perhaps generating the tinnitus, rather than masking the noise with something louder (like people do with a fan or noise
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by stubish 1y ago
Partial hearing loss is a not uncommon side effect of COVID infection, and tinnitus a not uncommon side effect of hearing loss. Anything that causes inflammation in the wrong areas can do it, but COVID is the main one right now and why audi
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by stubish 1y ago
Did you have Covid a short while before noticing? One of the not uncommon but under reported side effects is permanent hearing loss, which associated fallout such as tinnitus.
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by stubish 1y ago
The Monarch butterfly also has a multi-generational migration, which seems to be well studied and understood.
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by stubish 1y ago
I've also been seeing people use household microwaves and silicon carbide crucibles for glass and metal casting (bronze, aluminium etc.). The crucibles themselves are made in the microwave. Having seen the vast amount of gas used to li
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by stubish 1y ago
My guess is that removing Beta Amyloid plaques is not a cure. However, it may be a preventative, the trick being to remove plaque before damage turns into Alzheimer's.
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by stubish 1y ago
It is kind of pointing out than a vast chunk of 'the video games industry' uses funding models that don't involve selling games, and that it is completely stupid to lump together the 'traditional' gaming industry wi
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by stubish 1y ago
Money buys labour. That labour could be in service to ending world hunger. That labour could be in service to creating bullshit. Both approaches leave workers with money in their pocket, letting them engage in that game of prisoners dilemma
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by stubish 1y ago
I know the reactor will explode in seconds causing a chain reaction that will echo back in time erasing the entire universe from existence, but I just have to stop for a minute or three to express my feelings and deliver a monologue about m
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by stubish 1y ago
Cloudflare sells network services. You want services, you can buy services. It isn't a vertically integrated monstrosity where every transaction bounces around departments and partners having value extracted that you didn't want e
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by stubish 1y ago
That is supposed to be the stereo mix. But it more often than not seems half arsed, mostly the left and right channels and ignoring the center where most of the dialog tends to be .
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by stubish 1y ago
The article you cite has no mention that the skeletal muscle pump works by walking or only works when walking. Do you have any other sources to hand?
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by stubish 1y ago
No, because the exploit is likely to be caught before every US family has bought one. Much simpler, all malice needs to do is to roll out an OTA security update.

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