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by xbar 3y ago
I probably won't contribute, but I want to extend some useless but genuine moral support.
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by xbar 3y ago
Some of those are contrived. Which of those are claimed as the exclusive ancestral homelands of ethnic groups?
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by xbar 3y ago
You are certainly correct. But every ethnic group of people has a right to exist in their place. To my eyes, there is enough evidence to warrant an investigation to determine if Palestinian civilians have been criminally murdered and forcib
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by xbar 3y ago
The other 3 directions are corruption-free?
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by xbar 3y ago
There is not any privacy-respectful business that won't eventually be acquired by private equity and squeezed for every just-this-side-of-legal dollar they can get. Don't give away your genetic information if you can avoid it.
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by xbar 3y ago
Since the rootkit, I have always voted with my dollars in non-Sony directions.
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by xbar 3y ago
Right. I am all in on retrofitting a 1973 Ford Country Squire faux-wood-panel-in-green station wagon with a set of Kia uniwheels.
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by xbar 3y ago
No. It was a company who saw Unreal turn the Star Wars property Mandalorian into a profitable success. Someone thought Unity+WETA would be competitive/compelling.
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by xbar 3y ago
Your decision makes me sad. GitHub is doing something the world needs: putting better security on a huge chunk of the open source software that is shared and relied upon by literally all of humanity. Any repo, anywhere, has the chance to be
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by xbar 3y ago
None of those compare to my Legend of ZDLRA: A Link Between Databases shirt but I’m grateful to have a forum to review such things.
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by xbar 3y ago
Yes. This article highlights the 2016, 2017 and 2020 debunkings of DK. But it hangs on as an oft repeated scientific fallacy. The fact that anyone has to ask if it has debunked shows how desirable some people find the DK myth. Even in the c
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by xbar 3y ago
The volume of bogus research is already growing non-linearly. It suggests that there is a market for fake datasets, which will lead to better AI training to fix this problem. Attacks only ever get better, not worse.
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by xbar 3y ago
I am not a fan of the essay nor of its style, but I credit the author with good topic selection and nice details. I like Ridley Scott movies. I think of Scott like Dickens. A straight-ahead, topical but not actually edgy (in subject) cinema
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by xbar 3y ago
Never more than 200 lines.
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by xbar 3y ago
What if we removed selective police immunity for First Ammendment violations? How well informed about enforcing the law would they become?
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by xbar 3y ago
This is my favorite OpenAI fanfic so far.
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by xbar 3y ago
While I am sure that thousands of hours have been spent debugging threaded setenv() attempts (and developing & discarding Annex K), it is clearly not a problem that needs a solution. Languages that compile to C need be careful not to pr
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by xbar 3y ago
Ridiculous. No jurisdiction requires > 40 inches (100cm) hoodlines.
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by xbar 3y ago
This looks really good. If I had any reason to buy a laptop today, this design would be at the top of my list.
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by xbar 3y ago
The marketplace for autos is still broad enough for me to purchase a car that meets my needs. No Mazda does.
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by xbar 3y ago
John Riccitiello was the CEO Silver Lake deserved. Sadness for the rest of us.
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by xbar 3y ago
AI data is highly centralized and not stored in a serially-accessed database, which makes it unusual inasmuch as 40TB of interesting data does not often get put into a single storage bucket.
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by xbar 3y ago
Regrettably this article fails to mention Delaware North, the prior concessionaire that was even worse.
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by xbar 3y ago
prolly cud ax sum1 @ the reg to c
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by xbar 3y ago
I do not accept Comcast’s response. Nor do I accept your justification. Comcast has alll the data it needs to produce an accurate bill and is free to price its service in a manner that hides municipal fees if it chooses. Or not and it can a
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by xbar 3y ago
Last time I checked they hadn't detected anything.
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by xbar 3y ago
I felt the author was justified in failing to yield an answer by posing the title in the form of a question. You were not going to get an answer, you were going to explore a question. An article that gives an answer would have said "&l
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by xbar 3y ago
Nice. It far exceeds my write-only publishing system
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by xbar 3y ago
I understand it to mean JetBrains tools, which now may require me to create and modify wrapper scripts to get them to run on MmacOSX.
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by xbar 3y ago
Thank you A. Rosenzweig.

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