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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Though, it probably never reaches even remotely full capacity except in rare events like seizures or when jumping into cold water. Also, there is a fair amount of redundancy in neural information processing due to the noisy computation subs
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Why didn't the upgrade take over my OpenVPN packages? I had to install the packages openvpn and luci-app-openvpn manually, but the settings were still there, fortunately.
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
To me this reveals three possibilities: 1. There is confidential information that the damage is irreversible at this point (e.g. permafrost is melting three times faster and 70 years earlier than expected) and any attempts to break the laye
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Wouldn't it be easy to find location correlates if this was the case? Strong EMF/RF radiation is rather spatially confined. If it was affecting insects, we should expect negative results in sparsely populated areas.
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
What are concrete videos that they consider worth banning? Videos explaining 0-day exploits? Where do they draw the line?
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Only a small minority of cultures allowed homosexuality and even in those it wasn't very common. Even in modern societies, where it is socially acceptable only a small minority has deviant sexual preferences, probably less than 5%, so,
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Human females always had a much lower economic output until recently. Even in the most matriarchal cultures, men were in charge of >90% of the agriculture, military, politics etc. Human matriarchies have never existed. Men have alway
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
%s/stand in/stand up/g HN's 2 hour edit policy is ludicrous, btw.
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Quite right. It should be expected that democracy is imperfect and requires at least these three things to work at all: 1) A unifying incentive that makes people cooperate (prospects of improvement, opportunity, economic growth). 2) Mecha
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
The advantage is likely mainly an eugenetic one, but also one of sortation: Decision about power should be based on competence. A means of removing incompetent people is bullying them out. This is unlikely to be very effective though becaus
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
The underlying issue seems to be twofold: On the one hand, women seem to be evolutionarily adapted to want to be cared for. At least a subset of them is going to complain about just about anything much like children and taking that seriousl
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boreout
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
What are the limitations in applying this to mobile communication?
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Merely out of personal interest. It is interesting interacting with the modem more directly.
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
I know, but once you are on the newest one, it seems impossible to flash to switch to a different firmware.
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
This seems related: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/11955388_Solving_N_...
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
I was also disappointed. This is basically just the following two tutorials combined in one: https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/insta... https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-wifi
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
One can also use traffic shaping (iptables and tc) to dry up large downloads: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/229403/rate-limit-n... As anyone aware of even better solutions than this?
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
AFAIK there is no easy way of flashing the most recent firmware (e.g. 21.326.62.00.55).
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
I know, valuation in tech is most often about reach, not so much about the technology itself. This raises the important question whether anything should be allowed to have as much reach.
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Still, it is not worth $16B. It's straight forward existing ideas crowbarred into a modern webapp that really any 10-headed team of highly talented web programmers could come up with and implement within a month or so. So it is maybe w
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
This is really happening, right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clathrate_gun_hypothesis
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
I don't know. I could not find a comparison, but I did find this Reddit thread which gives an overview over different programs: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/9tkpxx/rsyncbased_os...
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Also works on Windows via WSL. The repo is active, but urgently needs maintainers.
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Time Machine style backup with rsync in 540 lines of code(github.com)
25 points by terminalhealth 7y ago|5 comments
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Quite expensive ($120?). My setup consists of a RPi Zero (20 € new), LTE stick as in this post (29 € used), USB power adapter (5 €), micro USB to USB (2 €), so in total only around 55 €, minus lots of fun setting it up (priceless). Not sure
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Indeed. Here is a very fresh paper finding that attention is certainly not all you need as sometimes recurrence is necessary. https://arxiv.org/abs/1906.01603 This is also obvious: Without recurrence you cannot remembe
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Makes you wonder what will be the next political activism replacing feminism and social justice activism? It seems there will always be opposing opinions, no matter where you go, so you are seemingly missing 3. avoid/ignore politics th
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
How do they get reliable estimated provided that noise is changing somewhat based on rush hours?
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by terminalhealth 7y ago
Working with circles seems weird. I would have computed a Voronoi tessellation with Fortune's algorithm (also n log n) and colored the result with OpenGL triangles. Even better would be to estimate traffic density of the roads based on

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