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by zbyte64 10y ago
Those pesky observations are why planetary science funding got cut.
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by zbyte64 10y ago
Think of how many prerequisite advancements are needed for deploying GPS. Now task a team with developing only GPS but not anything that might enable safer launches or better solar cells in space. They eventually develop a GPS solution but
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by zbyte64 10y ago
Ya, because who needs to know about exotic microbes living in extreme conditions at the bottom of the ocean. /s
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by zbyte64 10y ago
Just from a data volume perspective cancer and atomic bombs are magnitudes apart. Throw in the fact that cancer evolves and understanding those mutations requires unraveling millions of years of evolution and you've got a doozy.
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Running a DUI checkpoint and getting on average one minor traffic citation every two hours is what these officers consider "effective".
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The regulation on brick color mentioned above is at the city level, not federal or state. You have districts that enforce ascetic rules typically to preserve the look of a neighborhood.
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The ethnicity is relevant in that these 4 white officers give a bad reputation for other white officers. Even Jesus acted out of anger, and it was righteous.
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Yes, experts in the field have better things to do then demonstrating the harmful effects of certain human activities /s
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You are not wrong, simply driving a Prius won't save the world. If however we start including the actual costs to society in the cost of petro then you won't need to encourage people to drive hybrids or recycle. I am not so sure t
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Or at the very least stop distorting the market to favor fossil fuels over alternative energy sources.
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Unless intelligence is non-computable I don't see how it being "unique" would prevent AI.
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They literally have the tools to do just that.
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"The JSON datatype described in this paper is a kind of CRDT"
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by zbyte64 10y ago
SSB looks very exciting. If all of these are supported by Beaker then would it make sense to cross link from SSB to IPFS to support something like video hosting? Props to you guys for making the P2P web more accessible.
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by zbyte64 10y ago
How are you shipping IPFS with your electron app? I was under the impression only the GO implementation of IPFS is complete. Are you simply running IPFS Go as another process? (And where is it being included? I couldn't find it in the
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by zbyte64 10y ago
If a 2nd world country with nuclear weapons cannot adapt to climate change, then nuclear war becomes more likely...
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by zbyte64 10y ago
Was curious about the data on this, here is green house gasses per capita (circa 2000): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_greenhous... Does anyone have more recent data then this? Canada, America and A
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... A big enough earthquake
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One of the issues is that if your laptop goes to sleep your linux container becomes out of sync on the time. To fix this you have to restart docker.
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And also lacked a keyboard. I mean how do you check your email without a keyboard?!?
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Bingo. To Microsoft tablets were just larger PDAs meant for answering emails.
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Tack on: 2 of the hijackers could possibly be Saudi intelligence officers The US has a limited understanding of Saudi government involvement and their role is unknown.
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by zbyte64 10y ago
I think we could answer that question with the data they have: > County-level race-specific crime rates (1. aggravated assault, and 2. weapons possession)? So they are categorizing weapons possession into race-specific crime rates. >
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by zbyte64 10y ago
Well Timmy, an unarmed black person is more likely to be shot by the police then that of another skin color. Some people are saying this is because the crime rate for blacks is much higher, and it may indeed be higher. But what we see is th
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by zbyte64 10y ago
Is your hypothesis that the prevalence of guns increases the likelihood that police will treat a situation as a possible armed conflict? They are comparing the ratios of armed suspects to unarmed suspects being shot by police, so perhaps th
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by zbyte64 10y ago
> There is no relationship between county-level racial bias in police shootings and crime rates (even race-specific crime rates), meaning that the racial bias observed in police shootings in this data set is not explainable as a response
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by zbyte64 10y ago
Started playing around with this. This gives you a pretty gui to launch a docker swarm onto a supported hosting provider. The biggest thing missing here is volume support. It will allow you to share volumes between containers but not let yo
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No it doesn't change my perspective. They might as well torch the internet while they are at it because ISIS is abusing that as well.
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If it is an off season then transportation is from the other side of the globe.
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Excellent point that this is a tool that allows anti-semites to communicate in a less publicly visible manner. The database they are using is gated so the best an actor could hope for is to flood the submissions to make updates more costly.

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