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by tempfile 11mo ago
I assume it does not need to be mentioned that this does NOT "clean up" nuclear waste. It just means that the constant energy emitted by it can be harnessed by these fungi. The radioactive material will remain hazardous for the sa
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by tempfile 11mo ago
What exactly does it mean for something to be a "risky thing that will work"?
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by tempfile 11mo ago
The first amendment is not related. I think you are talking about the fourth amendment (protection from unreasonable searches and seizures). In this case the online data is stored by the provider, and there is no private location for which
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by tempfile 11mo ago
Is it really satire? If so, I'm genuinely angry this was not flagged as such. But there is no indication on the website, and they have some older emails which sound familiar as authentic.
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by tempfile 11mo ago
This absolutely does not translate into him being well-known.
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by tempfile 11mo ago
Same for me. You can get around it by zooming in.
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by tempfile 11mo ago
Why do you think there is increased demand for security in AI integrations?
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by tempfile 1y ago
I don't understand what point you are making. Doesn't the name "Reasoning language models" claim that they can reason? Why do you want to see it explicitly written down in a paper?
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by tempfile 1y ago
No known reason :-)
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by tempfile 1y ago
I didn't know there was a guix package! That's actually what I should have asked in the first place. I was thinking of packaging it, I didn't check first.
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by tempfile 1y ago
Can this be used without KDE, on another desktop environment? Without systemd, even?
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by tempfile 1y ago
Very happy to learn about the Grafana Strava plugin. I have been worried about that data for a while!
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by tempfile 1y ago
I think this is a good idea, but your language seems extremely similar to XML - why not just write an XML schema? Seems like you can leverage a lot of existing tools and abstractions that way.
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by tempfile 1y ago
These are not mutually exclusive properties. Pandemic modellers do not predict exactly when a pandemic will emerge, they predict how a pandemic will evolve once it emerges. The actual emergence of a pandemic is still about as predictable as
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by tempfile 1y ago
I know it's not what OP meant, but dirty equals expensive, in the medium term. We are going to be paying the costs of climate change much sooner than we would like to admit.
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by tempfile 1y ago
I could never understand why microformats were so popular among fediverse people when XML is right there. Seems like unnecessary fragmentation.
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by tempfile 1y ago
I agree completely. Museums, culture, and other wasteful/pointless excesses should be deducted from profits - at the discretion of the profiteer - only after the actually useful work of poisoning the drinking water to generate pornogra
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by tempfile 1y ago
I don't think either of us think what he wrote is subjective or an opinion. they seem like pretty definitely truth claims to me.
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by tempfile 1y ago
You are being very cryptic. Are you trying to say that the existence of uncountable sets requires the axiom of choice? If you are, that's false. If you aren't, I'm not sure what you are trying to say.
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by tempfile 1y ago
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by tempfile 1y ago
Very much handwaving. The question is not meaningful at all without knowing the parameters of the S-curve. It's like saying "I flipped a coin and saw heads. What's the most likely next flip?"
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by tempfile 1y ago
> Advocate for the rights of American citizens and not of those streaming illegally across the borders. Yes, indeed, if the democrats were only more performatively cruel to illegal immigrants then I am sure they would win more elections.
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by tempfile 1y ago
Here was a cute idea I thought of. Divide the triangle into 4 by joining the midpoints (a "triforce" shape). The four triangles are congruent, each equal to a quarter of the larger triangle. Generate a uniform 1/4 probability
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by tempfile 1y ago
> And yet you live in society. Curious!
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by tempfile 1y ago
>> Would make sense IMO to provide an equal value waiver to those who take care of their kid rather than send them to childcare. > I just don't understand this mentality. I don't understand. Wasn't your original comm
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by tempfile 1y ago
> We are lucky that we can afford to do this. > It doesn't affect our situation at all. Why would we oppose it? This is rather noble of you, but the reason is obvious. If the playing field were "levelled" then you wo
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by tempfile 1y ago
I was with you til the end, so now I need to ask what you really mean by "greedy jobs". I took it to mean jobs that are all-consuming, no fixed hours, high pressure, high stress. If that is what you mean then I seriously doubt you
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by tempfile 1y ago
Unfortunately this is a strawman. They said remote workers were more available than in-office workers. Not that in-office workers weren't working when they were unavailable.
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by tempfile 1y ago
Water companies in the UK operate under regional monopoly, so most people only get a single company they can buy water from. The free market approach seems to require allowing water companies to even build and maintain parallel infrastructu
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by tempfile 1y ago
What's the "easy fix"? Mass deportations?

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