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by yyyk 6mo ago
Everyone Iranian leader who is killed is post-facto named 'moderate', with very little proof of being moderate while alive.
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by yyyk 6mo ago
Nobody forced Iran to bomb gas and oil fields that aren't even of their enemies, and to start doing it before Pars was bombed (e.g. Shah gas field was targeted 2 days ago). Place the blame on Iran who is actually 'wrecking Asia&#x
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by yyyk 6mo ago
>I think the idea behind a prediction market is pretty interesting... >But we're in an era of less and less responsible government oversight The era doesn't matter. The incentives are so bad, eventually you'd get a horr
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by yyyk 7mo ago
>continuous compression 'Solid compression' (as WinRAR calls it) is still optional with RAR. I recall the default is 'off'. At the time, that mode was still pretty good compared to bzip2.
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by yyyk 7mo ago
Even then, there were better options in the Windows world (RAR/ACE/etc.). Also, bzip2 was considered slow even when it was new.
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by yyyk 7mo ago
Except here the entire Iranian strategy (what's left of it) _relies_ on targeting civilian 3rd parties. Without threatening Gulf oil, they've got nothing.
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by yyyk 7mo ago
"fighting back" == blowing 3rd party civilian installations.
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by yyyk 7mo ago
First, JCPOA restrictions would have started to end this year, the 2031 situation was just extra bad. Second, had NPT been enough, why was JCPOA necessary? Because NPT was not near enough to stop a determined state. NPT 'limits' d
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by yyyk 7mo ago
Doesn't harm the mouse. But would it harm the normal human cells?
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by yyyk 7mo ago
The 'solution' explicitly allowed (by 2031) unlimited enrichment, burying centrifuges, and purchasing unlimited amounts of AD. Then no US admin could have possibly prevented an Iranian nuke. Once the faction who tried to make an a
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by yyyk 7mo ago
Google failed with Stadia because no sane AAA company would want to risk App/Play Store terms. The offering maybe made sense for A companies, but Google's requirements were too much for them (their marketing certain wasn't th
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The "video game preservation service" Myrient is shutting down in March(gamingonlinux.com)
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by yyyk 7mo ago
I suspect OP actually means 'cannot access anything locally' by 'no permissions'.
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by yyyk 7mo ago
Being attacked should rule out 'war of aggression', but I guess the phrase seems to have lost any meaning in modern discourse. Apparently you can spend all the time calling 'death to X' and then get shocked when others t
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by yyyk 7mo ago
Nah, Trump is responsible for his own actions. But there's no way to justify Libya and not this, save for partisanship.
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by yyyk 8mo ago
Previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46268452
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by yyyk 8mo ago
Unused RAM is usually used by the page cache in modern OSs.
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by yyyk 8mo ago
Greg Egan is famous for examining various other variations of this physics. e.g. Dichronauts examines the 2+2D case which turns out to be very different from 4D or 3+1D. https://www.gregegan.net/DICHRONAUTS/00/DPDM
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by yyyk 8mo ago
The issue isn't string theory yes or no (there are reasons physicists went this way and other alternatives aren't so much better), but the difficulty in getting data and testable predictions. It's very likely the most effecti
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by yyyk 8mo ago
The prediction is just 105 orders of magnitude (and an extra dimension) away, but ok.
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by yyyk 9mo ago
Compare to Havana syndrome - another disputed 'mystery brain disease'.
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by yyyk 9mo ago
That's outside this threat model? The idea here is trying to foil outside analysis, not limit the document authors (which are allowed to add/update and even write openly 'the intended recipient's identity').
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by yyyk 9mo ago
e.g. post-WW1 Turkey following the Armenian genocide.
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by yyyk 9mo ago
Obvious problem is anticircumvention laws are just as much an interest of the EU and others. These laws pass power from the individual, and the EU (its corps and govs) are just as interested in exercising power over the individual.
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by yyyk 9mo ago
Oh dear, time to switch to OpenVMS on Itanium arch.
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by yyyk 9mo ago
Note most modern Chess engines use UCI instead of Winboard protocol. But either is fine really.
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by yyyk 9mo ago
>this is the very opposite of the ideological premise to justify a genocide. Genocide is an attempt to kill a group; That does not happen only by murdering people - it's also forced assimilation. In this case, Russia is directly vio
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by yyyk 9mo ago
Actually, they did not want US to attack Iraq: https://forward.com/opinion/9839/sharon-warned-bush/
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by yyyk 9mo ago
That will never ever happen. Making 240/4 public will break Amazon (and many others) which do use it privately. The software updates to route it across the net would have been taxing. When making it public was suggested years ago, IETF
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by yyyk 9mo ago
It's not Second System Syndrome. Nearly every complaint against IPv6 is downstream of the decision to enforce a global centralized namespace for an end-to-end principle many don't care for. e.g. Getting a unique address would be w

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