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10mo ago
Since when does authority to look into a country’s actions require consent of that country? Anybody can look into any country’s actions unless that country has authority over them and forbids it.
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People were clearly watching through at least season 4. That show used songs that nowadays most viewers would consider to be oldies that became hits again after the episodes containing them were released. For example Kate Bush's 1985 &
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10mo ago
My TV is from around 2017 and some of those settings definitely suck on it. I'm curious if they have improved any of them on newer TVs. Here's how bad it was in 2017. One of the earliest things I watched on that TV was "Guard
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10mo ago
You can get adapters that support charging. An example is linked below. Note: I have not tried this. It is simply offered as an example to show they are available. https://www.amazon.com/Headphone-Charger-Charging-Earphones-
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10mo ago
Is vibe architecting a thing too, or is architecting to make your vibe coder work better something that the human needs to know?
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10mo ago
The Netherlands is in the EU. English is the most widely spoken language in the EU, even after the UK left, because it is by far the most common second language. Nearly half of the people in the EU can speak it. In Northern Europe the perce
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10mo ago
According to the article they have been taught how to do it, in the first and second grades (ages 6-7 in US schools). They just haven't used that skill for a long time and have lost that skill.
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10mo ago
Who said the source has to stationary? Doppler shift for the win.
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10mo ago
I’ve had some great recommendations from YouTube. For example the video below, called “The Squirrel and the Peanut”, which by just adding some well chosen classical music to some found footage of a squirrel getting a peanut turns it into a
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10mo ago
If your vehicle has V2H (Vehicle to Home) the way it generally works in newer cars is that you have a bidirectional charger that can be used to connect the car battery to an external inverter, which is then tied into your house grid the sam
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10mo ago
I don't see how "Addictive feed" is circularly defined. The definition given is [1]: > "Addictive feed" shall mean a website, online service, online application, or mobile application, or a portion thereof, in wh
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10mo ago
Another from Jefferson: " The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants "
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(I'm including in this replies to both the comment immediately above and your comment two levels up from that) > Well they kind of are, in that the real perps are not them but folks like the Koch family who fund entire think tanks a
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10mo ago
(This is meant to be a reply to the post one up from this but it is dead) The Boomer vote was almost evenly split between Trump and Harris. 50% Trump 49% Harris. Look to other generations for the main blame for Trump.
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10mo ago
By the definitional you are using pretty much every feed presented on a website is an algorithmic feed, making the term "algorithmic feed" useless since it could simply be replaced with "feed". What "algorithmic fee
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10mo ago
It appears in section 1 of the PDF of the bill where it is explaining the legislative intent.
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10mo ago
An RS232 connection between serial ports on a computer and terminal has generally never been considered to be a network.
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I think they mean that what happens when a neutron decays is well understood. One of the neutron's down quarks change to an up quark, facilitated by a virtual W boson with negative charge. The W boson is very unstable and immediately
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10mo ago
Apparently licenses no longer have to actually meet all 10 of the criteria listed there to count as open source. OSI says AGPLv3 is open source, for example, even though it fails #10 ("No provision of the license may be predicated on a
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10mo ago
> The GPL requires the company to send the user a written offer of source code It should be noted that this is just one of three options that someone who wants to distribute binaries of GPL code can choose from. It's the most comm
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There are substitutes for consideration. Search for "detrimental reliance" and "promissory estoppel" if you want to go down that rabbit hole.
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The second paragraph of the article contains a link straight to the paper, which is open access.
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He used a Caltech computer.
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> Prior checkmarks were for anyone who could pay 15K USD Citation needed. Everything I've been able to find says that they were free.
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> I feel the real question for China is: Can you have an AI that is smart enough to win a war or save an economy, but "dumb" enough to never question its master? I think you are overlooking that they can have different rules fo
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10mo ago
Their comment was in jest, but I've wondered before if left vs right hand driving could affect safety. As you note right-handed people are more common. The countries with the highest percentages of left-handed people are around 12-13%.
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10mo ago
There are photos of the Earth taken from the neighborhood of the Moon. They show something that is indistinguishable from a sphere to the naked eye. Sure, with instruments you can measure it and find that it deviates from a perfect sphere.
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A while back I did the math on if Social Security did work by just taking my contributions and investing them on my behalf what shape would my account be in now. What I found is that if they took my contributions and my employer's cont
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Part of it could be to help ensure that the drones are operated in compliance with national regulations, such as FAA regulations in the US. Modern drones consult databases of restricted zones they are not supposed to fly in, and those datab
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10mo ago
> In their determination, national security agencies referenced, among other things, concerns that that foreign-made UAS could be used for attacks and disruptions, unauthorized surveillance, sensitive data exfiltration, and other UAS thr
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