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weberer
2y ago
The article says they got datasets from Anna's Archive. It was most likely the scihub/libgen torrent which is 96.0 TB right now and contains 92,872,581 files. That's about 1 megabyte per file. https://annas-archive
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And there's the core of issue. If you use vague terms like "left" and "right", then different people in the discussion will be using different definitions. You're using them to mean socialism vs capitalism, whe
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2y ago
They only interact with other birds within their isolated farm. How would the virus be introduced to that population? Its normally transmitted by wild birds. >There’s a reason antibiotics are so widely used Yeah, for bacteria that's
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2y ago
>DynamoDB is a good database (IFF your workload lines up with what it's offering) >The query planner is a cruel mistress >ORMs are the devil in all languages and all implementations. Just write the damn SQL >DynamoDB is the
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2y ago
I feel like whenever the topic of AR glasses come up, these large companies focus too much on cameras. When really, I'd be happy with just a persistent display that can be in my field of vision. A clock, notifications, maybe a map if I
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2y ago
Its greed from a game theory perspective. She could have walked away at 5 million and gotten away with it.
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>I'm wondering if the plastics in modern clothing are similarly exposing our systems to microplastics I bet we inhale a lot of it via lint.
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2y ago
The main benefits are that programs are lightweight, snappy, and cross-platform.
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2y ago
Not many people realize how official some of these things are. https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00788R0017002...
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2y ago
They have QR payments, but no NFT? That doesn't seem right.
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2y ago
15 days for the the plan for the JFK files, 45 for RFK and MLK. No mention of when they'll be released to the public.
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Its a difficult problem to estimate remaining battery life with alkaline batteries. Devices can only use the voltage reading to make estimates.
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2y ago
People have been fighting that uphill battle for close to 10 years now. I don't see it happening.
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He also signed this executive order https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/deli...
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2y ago
>it's painful to use now without an account. Now??? Its been just as painful to use without an account for around 10 years now.
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2y ago
>I want to move our local communities What does that mean? I think we need a lot more context on what you want to do. Are you the IT administrator for the county and want to find alternative ways of disseminating announcements? Or are yo
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2y ago
Even then, you could probably set up an aim bot with a second computer using computer vision to detect characters, and sending inputs as a USB mouse.
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2y ago
Users flag stories, not the mods. If you have enough points, you van "vouch" for a comment. I don't know if it works at the story level. I don't see that option at least.
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Its very similar to what we've been seeing over the past 8 or so years. The only difference is that the shoe is now on the other foot. I wonder if we're going to see the usual echo chambers (reddit, etc) reverse polarity in the co
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2y ago
Top recipients of campaign donations from Meta: https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/meta/recipients?id=D0000335... Congress members invested in Meta: https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/meta/me
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2y ago
That doesn't seem to stop people from drinking IPAs.
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Median household income in West Virginia is 60k USD. Mean household income in Bulgaria is 11.5k USD. https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/real-median-house... https://www.statista.com/statistics&#
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2y ago
>your numbers are totally wrong >among US teens The numbers are right, you just moved the goal post. Look up the numbers for the EU among all age groups, which is what this regulator has jurisdiction over.
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2y ago
I wish these guys regulated Microsoft even half as much as they go after apple. I dream of a day where I can just walk into the local electronics store and buy a computer with Linux installed. I don't really care about Apple since they
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In most cases sure. But this specific conflict is probably the worst example you could have picked.
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Sorry, but the Mac DE sucks compared to modern ones like KDE. Why does my left-aligned dock change width every time I open a new program? Now every window I maximize has a slightly different width depending on how many programs were opened
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I've seen a bunch just camping out under an overpass just outside of Akihabara station.
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The actual conclusion: what the media spoonfeeds you is not science.
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Are you really married to those languages? Its not much of a jump to go to similar, but more popular languages. Like Ruby -> Python or C# -> Java/Kotlin.
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Now you can finally run basic Electron applications, like Slack. If you're lucky, you might even be able to run 2 at the same time!
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