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why is BGR chosen over RGB in wayland?
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Dumb question: what problem does PoE actually solve? Every router or wireless hotspot that I've seen is always inches away from power socket, or the PoE injection is happening right before the device itself.
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https://foreverpollution.eu/map/ It's not as good as the US's one though https://www.ewg.org/interactive-maps/pfas_contamination/map/
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That's a wild reference! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roko's_basilisk > Roko's basilisk is a thought experiment which states there could be an otherwise benevolent artificial superintelligence (AI) i
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Europe really does seem to be leading the way with open source gov tech. If this is successful (and I hope it is), the world will have no choice but to follow. This really could be the beginning of the end of Microsoft as an ever-present as
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Openings are up, salaries and permanent contracts are not. You will see the same job postings by the same companies being listed on LinkedIn again and again, spaced maybe months apart. Either the postings are not real and people are project
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1y ago
quite difficult, there aren't many horse anagrams
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same, nothing on wikipedia
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Conversely, Chris Spargot did a great video about government-run pubs during WW2 in Britain, where the government offered good wages to workers who would help make shells, and then recruited all the local barkeepers under a decent steady wa
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EFF and Internet Archive Sometimes to feddit.org over OpenCollective
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I did every German module on Duolingo in a 5-month preparation for moving to Germany for my job, and I got the coveted Golden Owl to prove my proficiency... ... only for me to get to Germany and realise very early on that I would need to do
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much better this time around
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I like it as a curiousity, but it only makes sense to me if I think of it 2D scene to 3D sphere. Is 4D sphere the upper limit on this method, or can you project say 3D scene onto 5D sphere? (e.g a 1D line onto a 3D sphere analog)
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I tried landscape and it was only marginally better
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(worthless comment) by shielding children from any form of violence, aren't we creating a demolition man style world where it just takes one bully to push everyone around?
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I like the idea, but it's really glitchy and borderline epilepsy-inducing
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https://archive.is/Khmoo
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Nothing concrete, but you essentially perform shared nearest neighbours using anchor points to each cluster you wish to map to. These form correction vectors you can then use to project from one dataset to another
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UMAP or TSNE would be nice, even if PCA already shows nice separation. Reference mapping each cluster to all the others would be a nice way to indicate that there's no variability left in your analysis
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How do AI datacenters empower Britain in any way? I can understand how a corporate entity might need this. I scratch my head wondering if this will boost local jobs or help councils make ends meet in any way given the paltry tax sum often p
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The chances of something like that happening must have been a million-to-one, and yet still they played on
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And thus, as all other app icons follow suit, gone are the days of simple colours and long shall the days of soft colour radial gradient app icons reign supreme... ... or at least until the new icon fad comes along and all other apps jump i
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what exactly are we transitioning to, economy wise? If it's techno-feudalism, what do the peasant's actually do when they're not needed?
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When people point to examples of bad brutalist architecture, I point them to the Barbican as a beautiful counter-example.
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I thought the main advantage of DNA storage was the physical size of it, and how many different genomes you could have stacked next to each other in the same -70degree space. Millions of chimeric cells on the same petri dish? That's 1P
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https://tixy.land/?code=x-y*y%2Ft%2F5 'Vanishing Curve'
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he had other facets of his personality which they will try to capture, and lessen the others. I do agree that you can't pick and choose parts of a person, and claim it's still them, but here we are
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1y ago
Same for me, please if possible. tetris11 at gmail
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GTA:SA (PS2) is also a good game, with a decent story, and also allows you to just enjoy the spectacle without having to engage in violent behaviour. One of my favourite things to do after a long day was to jump in a Rustler and fly it into
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As you would do so with your own body, sanitize your inputs and outputs.
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