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by throw7 5y ago
I hate to be a pedant, but covid-19 is the disease. SARS-CoV-2 is the virus. Sure, "Covid-19 virus" is in the vernacular, but when you're fighting misinformation, it doesn't help to then use misnomers.
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by throw7 5y ago
Please stop using twitter John. It's the 21st century and brilliant minds are posting thoughts in broken unreadable parts on websites that completely don't work unless you're a religious "the modern web requires javascri
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by throw7 5y ago
“This is how we know we’re a real family here.”
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by throw7 5y ago
Would you take a life if one was taken from you?
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by throw7 5y ago
I'll trust "auto pilot" the day when legal responsibility is shifted to the manufacturer. Honestly, a fully autonomous driving car is a pipe dream (KITT I need ya buddy!!!), but with infrastructure and remote support I think
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by throw7 5y ago
https://youtu.be/n2RNcPRtAiY?t=100
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by throw7 5y ago
Thanks for the summary. That "head" of freenode that sold off the name and domain... that's a really scummy thing to do. She should be ashamed.
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by throw7 5y ago
No, you are wrong. Maintainership, and the quality thereof, is an excellent argument when talking about ANY software project, Free Software project or not.
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by throw7 5y ago
Linus is right about being angry when binaries break. I remember google music actually provided a linux upload client... in a later fedora release, it broke. ISTR a library it depended on broke it in some way in the newer version. The is
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by throw7 5y ago
I had better luck with the netpbm tools: ps aux | pbmtext | pnmtopng > process.png
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Employees demand Simon and Schuster cut ties with Trump administration authors(axios.com)
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by throw7 5y ago
> There's no other way to use these words. Try to step back and move into another level. What are words? What is this "vibration of air molecules" hitting my ear? What is the meaning behind them? Why so? Do these certain &
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by throw7 5y ago
subaru is also shutting down some plant(s) temporarily due to chip availability.
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by throw7 5y ago
This was 14 days late.
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by throw7 5y ago
Interesting. I never realized computer scientists categorize "computer vision" as "artificial intelligence". Seems to me OP could have gotten 100% correctness from the "vision" input without going the "c
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by throw7 5y ago
"The thing that makes this all work is artificial intelligence". How so? That was an interesting statement that I was keen on understanding.
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by throw7 6y ago
"But, if you’re logged in the intranet of Awesome Corp., once you open my dangerous.com website I’ll know that you have access." How? The subresource is a url to an internal server ( https://intra.awesome-corp.com/a
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by throw7 6y ago
I would like to thank Signal for enabling me to pay my therapist in MobileCoins. I'm sure she's gonna be thrilled! I know I am!
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by throw7 6y ago
Stuff like this is so ridiculous. If ANYTHING it should be the opposite... servers or channels should be marked "kid safe". SMH.
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by throw7 6y ago
I suppose we'll see contracts include the artist not "de-valuing" their "own" works in such future where they are super-stars able to shape a story to direct their fans on what to believe.
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by throw7 6y ago
Nah. date could have used -f or any other letter to specify the format string. They did not _have_ to use +.
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by throw7 6y ago
I think life, in general, is pretty good and has been in the U.S. As a result, it's not surprising to see the numbers decline over the years. That said, religion isn't going anywhere. The metaphysical questions we have are still
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by throw7 6y ago
Ministries of Truth.
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by throw7 6y ago
AFAICT, this is a synopsis along with article link: https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/mbbb56/aimee_challe... https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/aimee-challenor-and-the-...
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by throw7 6y ago
Ok, yes, "impossible" is a poor choice of word from a legal perspective, but is not tesla covering themselves legally from legal liability of accidents stemming from drivers enabling "full self driving"? No? If not, th
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by throw7 6y ago
It's impossible, legally, for there to be a "tesla accident". It is the driver's responsibility. Wake me up when Tesla can be legally held responsible is when I buy one.
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by throw7 6y ago
Stuff like diversity training and wokeness and virtue signaling is all counter productive. What you've done is planted the seed of discrimination where there was none to begin with. Congratulations.
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by throw7 6y ago
Accessibility is fairly hard to discover and it gets low engagement. It too should be removed.
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by throw7 6y ago
The mistake Apple made was that they should have made them candy coated.
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by throw7 6y ago
This is hilarious study. This is like Zuckerberg calling us dumbfucks.

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