0xTJ

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by 0xTJ 6mo ago
I'm saying exactly the opposite. Your example statement being equivalent to the one I gave would imply that white people face more harassment, which isn't the case.
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by 0xTJ 6mo ago
It's a group of cells on a plate? What is there here that would be illegal? This isn't any different than growing some rat intestinal lining cells in a petri dish.
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by 0xTJ 6mo ago
That's not really an equivalent statement. In general, women do face more harassment and unwanted touching, which often doesn't translate to the "white" example you give.
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by 0xTJ 6mo ago
Mostly to make a point; more people are likely to care about it not being okay if it's phrased that way. (Something, something, toxic masculinity, "suck it up tough guy, can't handle a little pat-down?") The fact that th
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by 0xTJ 6mo ago
It was a female agent, that doesn't mean that it's okay to start groping someone without warning.
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by 0xTJ 6mo ago
Not shocking they seem to have pretty low professional standards. I recently had a friend travelling from the US back to Canada get suddenly thoroughly frisked without warning after the scanners showed some object near her thighs. She didn&
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by 0xTJ 7mo ago
Who would think that? At every corporation where I've worked it's been explicit in both the contract and in HR training that this is explicitly not allowed.
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by 0xTJ 7mo ago
I was chatting with an old classmate at a homecoming a few months ago, and he mentioned that, during the polygraph top get Canadian Top Secret clearance for a co-op job, he had to say how many drinks he had each week. Being a university stu
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by 0xTJ 7mo ago
Interesting, but I am very sceptical. I'd be interested in seeing actual verified results of how it handles a road with heavy snow, where the only lane references are the wheel tracks of other vehicles, and you can't tell where th
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by 0xTJ 7mo ago
The issue is that it's no longer actually RISC-V M at the point, you're changing the instruction set. If you're compiling RISC-V M code, that doesn't need the extra NOP. That being said, the disabling of MUL is being don
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by 0xTJ 8mo ago
* gas, gas, coal, clean beautiful coal , and oil, don't forget about oil, drill, baby drill .
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by 0xTJ 8mo ago
Why would that be any better of a defense than "that preschooler said that I should do it"? People are responsible for their work.
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by 0xTJ 8mo ago
This particular topic is covered in the "Are there billions of fake people?" section of the linked article.
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by 0xTJ 8mo ago
That's not a reasonable solution. Have you used the Patreon app? I use it regularly on Android, and have dozens of audio podcast files downloaded through it.
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by 0xTJ 8mo ago
I use mine at Costco for purchases over $300 (limit for tap). At least here in Canada, they only accept Mastercard, not Visa, and I don't remember the PIN for my Mastercard.
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by 0xTJ 8mo ago
Given how many of these stories have been coming out, I'm sure they're considering it.
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by 0xTJ 8mo ago
Ah, great, they're copying the worst part of the Play Store. I use Android, and avoid opening the Play Store unless I already know exactly what I'm looking for, it has been enshitified to within a centimeter of its life. I would a
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by 0xTJ 8mo ago
I personally don't need a bunch of screens of widgets. I've got my first screen of the 17 apps I use the most, a clock/weather widget, and the app drawer button to bring up the (iconized) app list. On the second screen a have
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by 0xTJ 8mo ago
Be careful when you get down to "(11) General Interference with Organizations and Production", you might start thinking that your coworkers are CIA saboteurs.
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by 0xTJ 8mo ago
I don't love that Carney is relatively conservative-leaning for being Liberal, but I do really appreciate the fact that he's professional, competent, and stable. He speaks like (what I see as) a regular person and he's not th
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by 0xTJ 8mo ago
The Z180 has however had its PLCC packages discontinued. Personally, I find SMD CPUs to not be appealing for these sorts of projects, even if the Z180 is a great chip.
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by 0xTJ 9mo ago
Good. Maybe the companies training the LLMs should have created their own training data instead of mass-ingesting the contents of the Internet. (Though I doubt this sort of training instruction will actually be effective enough to be fun.)
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by 0xTJ 9mo ago
I finished my Master's a couple years ago, and in our IC probing lab, it was almost all GPIB. All of the pieces of test equipment, except for a single cutting-edge Keysight scope (which used Ethernet instead), were connected together v
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by 0xTJ 10mo ago
It's not really an argument for anything, it's just showing off how cool compilers are!
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by 0xTJ 10mo ago
0.4 mg is an extremely low amount. The as far as I understand (and have seen) the limit of THC in Ontario is 10 mg/container for gummies. Some companies will get around that limit by packaging multiple 10 mg THC bags together. While it
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by 0xTJ 10mo ago
Even with almost all of my work done on a computer, with Python, MATLAB, etc. available in a few keypresses, I still keep a calculator on hand. I haven't come across a desktop calculator (including direct 1:1 software recreations of cl
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by 0xTJ 11mo ago
He was clear about how he intended to run the country in his last term. And in the lead-up to the election. You are complicit in his crimes.
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by 0xTJ 11mo ago
It can be valid without being peer-reviewed, but it isn't automatically reliable. Regardless of whether it has been tested, it could be fundamentally invalid. I don't know that it is, I don't know enough about the field to un
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by 0xTJ 11mo ago
It's important to note this is not a peer-reviewed publication, this is just some document that has been shared. While the author has a doctorate in theoretical physics, and has extensive experience in that field, their Wikipedia artic
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by 0xTJ 11mo ago
This new product could be neat, but it just doesn't have even the slightest appeal that an MCU-based Arduino does to me. I would also have concerns about the enshittification of Arduino in general.

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