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by tokai 5mo ago
Then flag it and move along.
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by tokai 5mo ago
Its all comes down to what we buy as the definition for a number station. For me a number station needs sends a message to be a number station, not a key.
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by tokai 5mo ago
Please do a minimum of research before you call some one out on bullshit.
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by tokai 5mo ago
Yeah its not a number station at all.
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by tokai 5mo ago
In most cases its illegal to set up something inside the public org. It needs to be put out as a public offer. It's part of New public management pushed by neoliberal interests.
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Developing mathematical competencies to assess ChatGPT-generated outputs(taylorfrancis.com)
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by tokai 5mo ago
Words are truly losing their meaning if its a hack to develop a business.
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by tokai 5mo ago
The pirate bay raid is a good example of the kind of soft power the US has lost with their recent behavior. Hard to imagine Stockholm police being as receptive nowadays. edit: I'm very sorry for making a relevant comment that extrapola
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by tokai 5mo ago
Author points out themselves, in the second paragraph, that its not a strange find. The strangeness of the find is his personal experience. Not that its a strange find geologically.
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by tokai 5mo ago
Maybe some geology buffs can correct me, but as I understand it there has been three periods with ocean on top of the crust we call Pakistan today. The Proto-Tethys, Paleo-Tethys, and Tethys Ocean. Many hundreds of millions of years of bein
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by tokai 5mo ago
Not saying its a good idea, but blogging on github has been a thing for much over a decade by now.
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by tokai 5mo ago
You are reading wrong, and should maybe stop chiming in on stuff you have no idea about. An active agreement about US basing on Greenland exist, and has existed for a long time.
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by tokai 5mo ago
Mania has meant madness since ancient times. Its an Ionian Greek word.
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by tokai 5mo ago
Its funny how popular stories about 'dumb' behavior in the past is, while we have much worse examples from our time. Past economic bubbles have nothing on our modern ones as you point out. And stuff like the romans use of lead is
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by tokai 5mo ago
Eh 1630s in not the bronze age. The Netherlands was a republic, with quite a complex state apparatus. Sure it wasn't a democracy but there still was a government.
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by tokai 5mo ago
Are iris scans valid like fingerprints, where we just hand wave away that it might not be reliable?
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by tokai 5mo ago
One of the dumbest thing supposedly clever people keep bringing up.
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by tokai 5mo ago
Yeah 250 questions is so tiny. That 4% effect is meaningless.
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by tokai 5mo ago
Seems cool. I'll definitely try using it. Do you have a shorter url? Its going to be an uphill battle telling people to check out" marginalia no not magnolia HYPHEN yeah hyphen not underscore or dash search DOT com"
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by tokai 5mo ago
This comment is like a poem encapsulating American hubris.
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by tokai 5mo ago
AI psychosis is an actual term from psychiatry research.
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by tokai 5mo ago
So Open Source but not Free (Libre).
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by tokai 5mo ago
What is the problem with relying on ESA when they are (a part of) ESA?
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by tokai 5mo ago
Porsche Cayenne has hurt Porches brand immensely.
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by tokai 5mo ago
Open Alex is a good Google Scholar alternative.
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by tokai 5mo ago
HN users really hate this piece of truth.
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by tokai 5mo ago
So you will stop buying Yandex data at some point?
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by tokai 5mo ago
Not if you sell before the other fools.
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by tokai 5mo ago
No. You do understand how lobbying works right? You don't lobby your customers, you lobby that single individual. Which has never been easier as the current one takes bribes almost directly and has no true opinions.
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by tokai 5mo ago
That is what they need the political lobbying for. Obviously not to help their pricing.

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