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by zackees 5y ago
> What’s the point, to achieve paralysis? Yes. Here's a one hour lecture from a KGB defector who's explains what's going on: 15 min lecture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQPsKvG6WMI 1 hour lecture: htt
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by zackees 5y ago
While classic voting has it's drawbacks it does produces a winner which has the clear majority of the voters. The problem with many of these alternative voting systems like "ranked choice" is that they are very complex and th
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by zackees 5y ago
The open ai project CoPilot is just absolutely amazing. I would say that it increases my productivity by 5x because it eliminates a lot of going to stack overflow to find the answer.
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by zackees 5y ago
From their own website: "Survey Methodology: The Angus Reid Institute conducted an online survey from Feb. 11-13, 2022 among a representative randomized sample of 1,622 Canadian adults *WHO ARE MEMBERS OF ANGUS REID FORUM.*" (emph
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by zackees 5y ago
Fun fact. Immigration was kept open across Europe during the plague. Poland was an exception and kept their borders closed. They were subsequently spared the ravaging death toll. “One theory was that Poland’s ruler at the time, Kazimierz th
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by zackees 5y ago
Also, NiMH batteries can reverse charge and ruin themselves. This happens a lot when batteries are in series and the load will continue to run the batteries until 0 voltage. The weakest battery will deplete first but then the other batterie
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by zackees 5y ago
ISPs aren’t censoring people, Big Tech is, and BigTech were always exempt from all net neutrality laws. So your comment is factually wrong.
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by zackees 5y ago
It gets worse from here. Facebook whistleblowers stepped forward a few days ago and warned that “vaccine hesitancy” scores are being assigned to posts via AI and those with high scores don’t go viral. It doesn’t matter if the information is
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by zackees 5y ago
To add to this... the government killed the alternative which was nuclear. If the government were serious about ending CO2 emissions they should start building a massive number of nuclear. Hitting Shell like this is a disaster of policy.
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by zackees 5y ago
China creates more CO2 than the rest of the world combined. Destroying a company like this while giving China a free pass is essentially killing competition on China’s behalf. Also, there is no live experiment showing CO2 is the source of g
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by zackees 5y ago
Physics is so broken that they cant even explain galaxy rotation (dark matter is a failure) but the media is reporting with authority what was happening microseconds after the “big bang”. Hard pass.
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by zackees 5y ago
Nonsense, you can’t refuse service to people who are gay or muslim. This political affiliation is being carved out as some exception. This is the antithesis of the non discrimination the US has established itself as culturally. Suddenly the
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by zackees 5y ago
This is the correct answer. Believe it or not it’s completely legal to fire someone in California for going to a black lives matter protest or a conservative conference.
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by zackees 5y ago
It’s clearly putting the fault at the native english speaker, per the title. In an age of trigger culture and micro aggressions this article is a prejudicial sucker punch to native speakers of English.
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by zackees 5y ago
Check out thorium, the nuclear fuel that is superior to Uranium and infact will eat nuclear waste as part of its breakdown process. Los Alamos built a reactor that fit on a plane circa 1967 and it worked. However, this fission doesn’t produ
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by zackees 5y ago
NIH is corrupt and often covers for big pharma which funds it. SV40 has consistently been found in tumors across the body: https://cancerres.aacrjournals.org/content/67/17/8065.short
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by zackees 5y ago
sv40 is a cancer causing virus that contaminated 1/3rd of all polio vaccines. From wikipedia: The discovery of SV40 revealed that between 1955 and 1963 around 90% of children and 60% of adults in the U.S. were inoculated with SV40-cont
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by zackees 5y ago
> minus the proliferation risk of somebody stealing this comparatively small reactor and builds a dirty bomb with it Using that logic, we should stop production of ammonia fertilizer. > and you still have to dismantle it and store saf
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by zackees 5y ago
PlatformIO is super hard to install. I really don't get why developers spend so much time developing some really great piece of software and then just make the install a really horrible experience. The last mile of software development
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by zackees 5y ago
As someone who has spent a lot of time programming Arduino I welcome this new IDE. IMO the thing that has always held back Arduino was the programming interface and the lack of tooling to write correct code. This is super important since th
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by zackees 5y ago
Then any mainstream media outlet and count how many tiles they talk about racial relations and how it’s dividing America. The fact that the left believes it’s anti racist demonstrates the power of mainstream media propaganda.
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by zackees 5y ago
Malware can change its signature and then it’s no longer on the exclusion list. However if an inclusion list is used, then the malware changing its signature means that it loses the ability to execute.
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by zackees 5y ago
The problem with this logic is the presumption that wearing masks was a widespread phenomenon. As someone who traveled a lot this year I can assure you that there a many states and areas that mostly ignored the lockdowns happening in the ci
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by zackees 5y ago
There has been an incredible amount of innovation in the food to consumer supply chain. But despite this cost savings, the prices for food keeps on going up. Who’s absorbing all that extra value?
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by zackees 5y ago
Likely works for larger EV type batteries though..?
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by zackees 5y ago
When will The New York Times investigate one of the largest slander laundering operations ever created in the United States: The New York Times? The New York Times => Wikipedia References NYT => Google EAT score adjusts ranking accord
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by zackees 5y ago
The problem this seems to be solving, which is that the seeded random number used to generate the level is mixed with the seeded random number used to affect combat. It just seems trivial to solve though... or maybe I'm getting somethi
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by zackees 5y ago
Funny story, in 2013 I was working for the Google Earth team. A new clean slate version of Google Earth was in the works (which has been released since) and this was at the time that wonderful demos were being made with asm.js I convinced o
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by zackees 5y ago
This article demonstrates that the Newton’s second law involving a system monotonically moving to a higher state of entropy, is wrong. Maxwell’s demon and it’s experimental incantations show that this is true at multiple scales. For another
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by zackees 5y ago
FYI Google's leaked docs on the subject: https://www.zachvorhies.com/msm_rankings.html

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