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admash
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Comment #49109492
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Comment #48268841
That’s disingenous. Microsoft themselves considered Linux a serious threat as early as 1998, as described in their own confidential memoranda. (AKA the Halloween Documents released…
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Comment #48203984
FWIW, you can also put the paper in the freezer and it will become visible again, though usually not as strong as it was originally.
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Comment #48041242
Your assertion, such as it is, is poorly formed. This research did not, as you imply, test 200 potential associations and report the one that was the “winner”. A single /a priori/ …
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Comment #46847466
Any idea why that would be the case?
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Comment #46552048
The difference being that sexuality is typically considered an innate desire, whilst the desire to commit violence is not. Plus, we as a species have a biological imperative to pro…
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Comment #46552000
The difference being that sexuality is typically considered an innate desire, whilst the desire to commit violence is not. Plus, we as a species have a biological imperative to pro…
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Comment #46551982
Because it creates an appetite for that type of content which is expected to grow to include real images with real harm.
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Comment #46528046
Of course they do, if enforced. The number of eight year-olds working in factories is substantially lower than it used to be due to regulations. *in modern democracies
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Comment #46240893
The alternative is to refuse to delegate the formation and development of the character of our children and culture to automated systems and regulatory policies. Engage with your c…
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Comment #46012566
LG Gram laptops have excellent battery life. E.g. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lightweight-with-power-and-20-... I have an LG Gram 15 from 2021 and it gets 15+ hours under light u…
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Comment #45935545
Except that it is not materially false. Only in a perfect society will your “system that flags illicit content” not become a system that flags whatever some authoritarian regime co…
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Comment #44929817
One scenario would be if it scanned it once in 8 days and once in 4 days, due to, say, an elliptical orbit or something. Thus, twice in 12 days, but not once every 6 days. Alternat…
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Comment #44456855
If you are asserting that Linus Pauling was the only two-time winner of the Nobel Prize, my doubt in the accuracy of your conclusions has only increased, given that Marie Curie, Jo…
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Comment #43984693
Presumably this could be used for color imaging by using lasers of different wavelengths?
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Comment #43076253
Sure, except: A) some are being fired because they did what their bosses asked them to (legally) in the previously administration. B) some of them are being fired because refusing …
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Comment #42172518
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_kinematic_positionin...
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Comment #42085548
Of course it can. You take drug A for 5 days to get rid of symptom X. The symptom X does not go away. It is ineffective! You stop taking drug A and immediately experience brutal mi…
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Comment #41209082
The “cut up” feeling that can occur after eating kiwi or pineapple is more likely to be caused by the natural proteases present in the raw fruit (actinidain and bromelain, respecti…
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Comment #38876928
The pawpaw referred to here is a small deciduous tree native to the eastern United States and Canada, producing a large, yellowish-green to brown fruit. The papaya, whilst also som…
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Comment #38260862
That was such a delightful fact that I had to source it. Tragically, it is not true. Gee, K. L., Mathews, L. T., Anderson, M. C., & Hart, G. W. (2022). Saturn-V sound levels: A let…
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Comment #36043950
I wonder to what extent these attacks can be mitigated by the addition of “noise” in the form of concurrent/interleaved computational loads, analogous to how fuzzy fonts can be use…
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Comment #35522529
I wish there was a Productpedia that would crowdsource structured data about products on a per-category basis. There are isolated instances of this on Wikipedia, i.e. lists of CPUs…
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Comment #35208422
Worse, osmium tetroxide is volatile and sublimes at room temperature. I was told by my lab instructor that it is said to smell sweet, but that if you ever inhale enough to be able …