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ByThyGrace
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Comment #49182043
OTOH wave power should potentially be very cheap in the middle of the ocean.
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Comment #49119696
> while keeping VERY quiet WHEN playing a World Cup in a country who is still facilitating an ONGOING GENOCIDE It's mystifying that this claim can be made ambiguously to more than …
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Comment #48156520
There's an acceleration of current known processes that is being referred to as agent speed (vs human speed). But this is purely a mechanical effect. There don't seem to be augment…
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Comment #47722516
Blood donation helps the donor, but what happens to the recipient? Would it not be possible to accumulate PFAS in your blood stream by receiving PFAS-concentrate blood? Is it that …
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Comment #47665948
I don't think this is much of a spoiler: in Ra (same author) you get just what you're looking for and, ironically, that's with another revised ending. Even with the christianic sub…
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Comment #47468471
Of course! You don't expect them all to live up to Gibson. Doesn't mean you can't look out for authors pushing themselves. Andy Weir's prose may be formulaic but effectively so. Ha…
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Comment #47433376
So, what is an efficient dishwasher, in agentic-speak? Furthermore, what is actual data? How is any data you pull remotely a source of trust to answer my question? Surely not just …
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Comment #47433095
> The prose is like every other work of science fiction I've read. Well, then, you gotta move on to reading better science fiction. Because this is pretty damn bland. I gave up aft…
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Comment #47314313
I wonder if appending something like this to the user agent string could work in court as a justification. "Your Honour, the plaintiff's webserver engine thoroughly accepted my cli…
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Comment #47274536
> Organized crime is rising in Europe as it is increasingly easy to move money around in uncontrolled ways thru big platforms. Even though it's a sensible claim, and since you're i…
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Comment #47174438
> By making these fake images ubiquitous we are forcing people to quickly learn That's quite the high opinion on the self-improvement ability of your Average Joe. This kind of beha…
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Comment #47174275
Is any of this intrinsically a strength of Nano Banana, while not of other models/generative tools? Have you tried doing the same with say Klein, ZIT, etc.?
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Comment #47116149
Really? Well I stopped reading this piece when the AI generated charts showed up. Come on, that's just in poor taste.
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Comment #47078153
I've read opinions in the same vein of what you said, except painting this as a good outcome. The gist of the argument is why spend time looking for the right tool and effort learn…
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Comment #47055571
How feasible is it for this to target earlier AMD archs down to even GFX1010, the original RDNA series aka the poorest of GPU poor?
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Comment #46571091
> Pretty easy to script the entirety of the OS install and lockdown so that it was documented and repeatable. What distro? It's niche enough of a use case. Have you considered rele…
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Comment #46423489
Do you ever play online multiplayer HOMM3? Is it a thing nowadays?
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Comment #46393713
> When I read a book of that much importance Imagine if Tolkien was writing Fellowship last decade, and the book landed on your hands today. No decades of cult growing, no adaptati…
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Comment #46291469
> despite everyone saying for 10+ years that they are going to die. What many people have been saying in my experience is pretty much the opposite: that Mozilla isn't going anywher…
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Comment #46110067
Does it maybe come down to changing licenses, as in a license expires and another is negotiated with different terms (to charge per household instead in the example above)?
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Comment #45967660
Hmm is there a haveibeenpwned for IP addresses found in botnets? Perhaps correlated at the time of known incidents. I would like to know if I'm serving a rogue machine and not been…
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Comment #45071198
If the market is spread so thin that, say, fairly original games released today would have been sure hits 15 years ago, where is the failure? Lack of six figure investment in marke…
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Comment #44710890
> Remember, Tennessee, Mississippi and Texas already have similar laws in place in the US Interesting, since when? I'm curious about how it's turned out in practise. For web servic…