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tyho
2y ago
This is like a very regressive tax policy. If you are high capability individual, you will sail through these screens and avoid adding extra charges, if you are a ... low capability individual, you won't be able to do that, and you end
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tyho
2y ago
Required for crowdstrike to do what crowdstrike does. Which is mostly useless security theatre.
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2y ago
> This then leads people to say “heat pumps don’t work” or “heat pumps are expensive to run”, which only feeds into the whole anti net-zero rhetoric. Tell me, what is the average SCOP of heat pumps in the UK and what is the ratio between
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tyho
2y ago
That's an odd way of saying the third most popular browser.
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tyho
2y ago
We have done a better job with radioactive materials and CFC's than with plastics generally. Plastics suffer from their harms being very difficult to identify, they are still argued about today, no such uncertainty for radioactive mate
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tyho
2y ago
What's funny is that ollama just runs the llama.cpp example http server on a random port under the hood and proxies requests to it, it doesn't even link against llama.cpp
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tyho
2y ago
Foundation models will be the new .so files.
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tyho
2y ago
https://killedbygoogle.com/ Their reputation is deserved. Google domains was killed only last year!
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tyho
3y ago
When the narrative you are trying to push is light on facts, you avoid facts in your writing.
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tyho
3y ago
Forgive me for my ignorance, but I understand that the only bolts which have been checked are those which secure door plugs. The checks have found that in many cases they are not tightened to spec. I imagine there are hundreds of thousands
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tyho
3y ago
I don't understand vertical farming for anything other than crops that aren't eaten for their calorie content. To me, it seems like an expensive way to increase the land needed to grow food. Land use is increased, assuming the ene
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tyho
3y ago
Just say no to the implicit grant. OAuth 2.1 removes most of the foot guns in OAuth: https://oauth.net/2.1/
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tyho
3y ago
What do you mean by "far-right" tendencies?
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3y ago
> WHO’S BEHIND IT? > I’m Stuart Semple, I’m an artist and an activist. I come from the contemporary art world and have had several exhibitions around the world. > More relevant to this is the fact I’ve been working with technology
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tyho
3y ago
I doubt it will happen this decade. lithium ion is Goodenough.
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tyho
3y ago
This is an attitude today which is almost universal in Anglo countries, yet those very same countries would never have developed as much as they have had it been present in the past. Safetyism is killing Western Civilisation.
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tyho
3y ago
Starstreak is also impervious to flares.
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tyho
3y ago
There is also no pricing information on the pricing page. "Contact us" pricing only. No thanks.
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tyho
3y ago
This was factor in the crash of Air Midwest Flight 5481 > the plane was actually overloaded and out of balance due to the use of FAA-approved (but actually incorrect) passenger weight estimates. When checked, the NTSB found that the act
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4y ago
Funnily enough a pre-print paper was published just two days ago on this very subject, using a twin study, in Norway! https://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/mncet/ TLDR: > We show that class attainment is
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tyho
4y ago
Hmm, could you go one step further and use the Sun’s gravitational lens to image distant objects? How far out is the focal point?
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tyho
4y ago
I'll give you the health costs and climate costs but the costs of accidents are paid by drivers through their insurance premiums.
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4y ago
In Europe she would be likely be dead or in protective custody. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10655679/Teacher-30... https://www.france24.com/en/france/20211015-the-violence-sh
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tyho
4y ago
Yep, train travel in the UK is more expensive than driving under any circumstances by at least a factor of two or three other than when commuting into London, where parking charges make the economics work.
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4y ago
Indeed, the microcontroller pictured in the article seems to be a fairly unremarkable DSP from TI: https://www.ti.com/product/TMS320F28335 . I can buy them from over a dozen online stores in the uk for around £20 a piec
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4y ago
Note the year. 2014 was a very different time on the internet.
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4y ago
I don't think this will be a useful dive computer for most people. When I first heard the Apple Watch would work as a dive computer I was very excited, but having spent some time thinking about it, and having done 20 dives since the wa
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tyho
4y ago
Doesn't work: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Name_Indication
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tyho
4y ago
Flagged, fake news. This tweet is the twitter user @tier10k making fun of the guy on TV for falling for the fake news. The first tweet is a screenshot of an account impersonating @tier10k
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4y ago
> Apple Private Relay makes law enforcement’s life much harder when looking at who’s visiting certain dodgy websites Good > but also potentially reduces the resilience of mobile networks because it messes with the caching strategies i
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