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I do not accept your opinion, or assertion, that "harming civilians is the norm" nor the implication that normative violence serves as any kind of license or justification.
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I would expect the UN to investigate what the IDF defines as collateral damage and draw their own conclusion. Their conclusion is genocide. I'm not sure all the facts are in yet in relation to Ukraine, but I do not anticipate that Puti
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Guix has some security advantages (grafts for security patches, full source bootstrapping, 100% OSS) and its documentation is generally thought to be superior to Nix. For me the main downside of Guix is that the maintenance team is very sma
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I learned how to model swarm behavior using this one weird trick! https://arxiv.org/html/2505.05246v1
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Your advice to change how people talk about the dead children does indeed seem motivated, but not to "help the Palestinian cause".
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If the effect of your actions is a war crime, you are a war criminal. If the Russians also do it, that is additional evidence of war crimes.
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with efficient heat exchange you could get the coolant up to mash temperature (65C) and run a combined data center/brewery
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Genuinely odd take
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Obama's 2015 JPCOA is looking better and better
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The best cooking apple is a Bramley, which retains both acid and firm texture when cooked. But Granny Smith is a good substitute.
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> The replication crisis in science is particularly bad within the social sciences This is true. Your conclusion is false and prejudicial. The problem is better characterized as social science is being harder to do well than we tohught.
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> The IPCC has been in defensive mode for a few years now. They made claims that absolutely made no sense and haven't answered to obvious criticism for years now. Only now they are very slow in backpedalling. Why should anyone still
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This is a great time for the Trump administration to dismantle the system of oceanic data collection. If the evidence on worrying climatic events does not exist, we don't have to ignore and discredit it. https://oceanographi
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std::range fixes this
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Cox's Orange Pippin cannot be beat. Goldrush, best apple I've had in the USA.
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People are not terribly well informed on the specifics. Every time Spotify queues up a song, it has been selected by AI. That's been happening for a while without people getting upset about the effect on the employment of disc jockeys.
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People rave about Cosmic Crisp apples, but to me they are bland. I prefer a balance between sweet and tart.
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Why would FDA do its own studies? It's a regulatory body. (Do you know what NIH does?) "My smoke alarm is no good because it never turned off my stove."
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`callcc` was obsoleted about 10 years ago. I don't know if it has been removed yet. https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/10548
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Naturally, the writer who is publishing this platitude believes that he is much more intelligent than anyone who might read it. He is just telling them where they are in the heirarchy.
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I hope you didn't type that comment using a cell phone, because IARC also suspects that to be carcinogenic.
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IARC is not a regulatory body, and its categories do not address disease risk. Maybe FDA got this right. I bet you dollars to donuts that putting TiO2 on your skin reduces the risk of cancer.
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way to ignore the factual receipts in the piece you are responding to
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Font plague hits US start ups
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- Prayer: Press enter and hope for the best. - Parable: Responds to the question that you didn't know you needed to ask. - Bible: Dozens of parable instances reporting in different epochs. Tokens are redeemed on expiry.
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Can you believe these lazy Europeans who retire when they are old and spend the rest of their lives being economically unproductive? The Economist exists to tell the business class the immaculate wisdom of devoting their lives to Free Enter
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No prize for guessing the most unreal stock in Nasdaq.
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The headline quotes Hinton out of context: he is not a victim of hysteria. Hinton contends that most people currently view AI as a smart assistant, but humans are ceding control as AI gets smarter and more embedded in our day to day life. W
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Look to organized labor, not the government. The New Deal legislation that standardized the 40 hour week came only after a century of pressure from American workers.
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