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> Wherever it comes down to actual numbers Wait, are you saying e and pi aren't "actual numbers"?
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I know what you mean, but Euler's identity is a counterexample to what you literally said, isn't it?
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Teach it ... phenomenology[1] 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h73PsFKtIck
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Maybe the url should be[0] Personally, I set up my browser so that the font and colour choices of the site design gurus mostly have no effect (starting with: settings -> font -> advanced -> untick "Allow pages to choose their
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Standard fare in "The Critic" - it's just another mouthpiece for excessive wealth and rightwing culture warfare, like "Spiked" and so on, the wealth in this case belonging to Jeremy Hosking, a Tory Party, Vote Leave
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Seems remarkably light on evidence for the thesis expressed in the article and headline.
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Thanks, yes, updated.
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Regards the containers, I started my profile compartmentalization practice before they arrived, so I never explored them. But I'm curious as to whether each container comes with a complete set of browser permissions, like profiles do,
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> enable anti-malware if your OS has it . . . Would be interested in hearing other things Given the most common network activity is web browsing, it seems like enabling protections in the browser is becoming mandatory for the security-co
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That is like saying "hoho" contains two 'n's!
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While we're pasting in our adventures with ChatGPT... Q: How many punctuation characters are in this sentence? A: There are two punctuation characters in this sentence: a question mark and a period. Q: How many punctuation characters a
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'Beyond their care' is winning here, since effectively dealing with user reports of damaging scams and spam is (while we await our AI overlords) a simple matter of adequate staffing levels.
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> steam version [...] I guess I could try running it with Wine Seems like you're not familiar with Proton[0], The "Wine + enhancements" compatibility layer that the native Linux version of Steam uses to run the majority[1]
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Seems to have hit the ground running: https://steamcommunity.com/games/975370/announcements/detail...
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Well, traditionally the Gary slang usage is used to as a synonym for the orifice through which one performs a vital bodily function, but the word it rhymes with it can also indicate the venue for such[0]. 0: https://www.wordsens
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Rhyming slang?
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I mean, if you find privately owned social media companies dominant in the field of journalism and breaking news co-opted by the state in the form of agencies like FBI and CIA in the wholesale manipulation of public information "no big
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> 3. What can you do to stop this? > To be honest, you can’t do much. You can use different browser profiles to silo the various google services into profile instances with appropriate permissions (i.e. /usr/bin/firefo
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Quoting from the article; I think you're looking for the bit I italicised in the second paragraph > The files confirm something that we’d previously only learned through a lawsuit: that Twitter and other tech executives were having
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It's hardly news that Fox is essentially fascist propaganda, as Jacobin has pointed out at https://jacobin.com/2022/09/right-wing-media-wwii-newspapers... > In the 1930s, six right-wing oligarchs used the
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> Of course this fails ... However, your point is still a good one Exactly. ChatGPT is shamelessly awful on certain types of specifics. You might say it is only "statistically" accurate and my question was designed to exhibit t
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I think some work may be required where citations are concerned: prompt: Please give some recent citations for scientific work examining the nature of consciousness ChatGPT: > Here are some recent papers that explore the nature of consci
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Happened on this after seeing a curious-looking youtube video[1] which apparently is part of a series[2] that exists to provide animated illustrations for some of Bik's comments, such as the one at [3]. Was somewhat surprised to discov
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Super-spotter of duplicated images in science papers [2020](nature.com)
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> I guess that was the line mode browser? Seems you must be right and I did not "rc" since you had to supply the number of the link you wanted, rather than hit enter on it, lynx style :) Thanks for the reminder!
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Wouldn't mind a bit more explicaton of exactly what I'm looking at. For example: > References to other information are represented like *this*[a hyperlink]. Double-click on it to jump to related information. I remember accessin
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Evidently ChatGPT is smarter than "both sides..."
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I'd love it if youtube provided settings to turn all shorts recommendations off, from subscriptions page too as a separate option. I'd certainly use it. While they're at it, maybe they could consider an option to remove all &
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There's a quite accessible IAS presentation[1] from another Google researcher on Solving Quantitative Reasoning Problems with Language Models which gives some likely related background on having language models solve this type of ma
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A full length Baudrillard piece was given this treatment in 2012: https://www.continentcontinent.cc/archives/issues/issue-2-2-...

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