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One possible argument in favour of what happened here: If you wanted to implement a package manager in the build system and keep it in the compiler, what abstraction for it would y…

How many people have died because the people who could've saved them didn't think it was possible to save them?

How are they going to enforce this?

This rests on a lot of assumptions that the published figures for "planned" datacentres, "committed" AI spend, etc. are irreversible. I suspect that at least some of it is possible…

You're talking about Gödel encoding, not Godel's incompleteness theorem.

The bureaucracy isn't trying to be utilitarian, it's trying to be democratic, and the people don't want utilitarianism. No politician wants to be the one who removed the red tape t…

I've had a Discord account for 10 years. They seem to assume all discord users are at least teenagers, so surely they can't think I was 8 when I created the account. So can't I hav…

> If somebody doesn't know what double parking is - it's when cars parallel park beside one another, implicitly on the road, making it difficult to see what's beyond them This is n…

Is it at all realistic to expect the stable and/or fiscally conservative countries to accept the high bond yields imposed by the more fiscally loose or perceived-risky countries? C…

> this capability was leaked I think the policy Harris is referring to is based on the _risk_ of something like this - it is easy to imagine wireless devices being vulnerable and e…

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I don't understand

Why does the IACR use the term "cryptology" rather than "cryptography"?

> if it is on Windows it is not called a futex What is it called?

iPhone was released before iPod touch

> by far the most popular effect system around Crazy claim to make without providing any evidence

The "Architect" live migration tech seems super cool and useful on its own. Is it available independent of your kubernetes stuff?

> the most valuable resource is rack space I've always heard it's cooling capacity. I'm also pretty confident that's true

> folks still win the lottery, and you’re more likely to get struck by lightning than win the powerball jackpot I'm more likely to get struck by lightning than win the lottery, sur…

> I'll do you one better I think this is a weaker example.

They must be at least partly automatically generated. Lots of IKEA items because their dimensions are easy to scrape from the website?

> Someone once said to me that cooking can increase particle pollution in the air to dangerous levels. Is this true? I suspect not. Were they talking about gas hobs? Surely that's …

I think that might be intended as an example of how to allow a specific newsletter only

This must be great for OSINT. I wonder if intelligence agencies already have something like this for the whole world.