Molitor5901

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by Molitor5901 6d ago
Ah you jest, but your comment reminded me of the person whose home was raided by authorities for researching pressure cookers... https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/aug/01/new-york-polic...
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by Molitor5901 6d ago
This was my thought. Anyone who has taken secondary biology or chemistry possesses the knowledge, if not at least the ability to find the knowledge, to build all sorts of nasty things. Soil from a farm on slices of potato could yield anthra
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by Molitor5901 6d ago
There has always been the myth/rumor/belief that our devices are always listening. I wonder if this is an overton window moment, get people used to a device actually listening and slowly move to all devices listening.
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Ianal: Woudl the Supreme Court reexamine right to privacy in public?
4 points by Molitor5901 1mo ago|0 comments
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by Molitor5901 1mo ago
Hrm.. Data centers in space?
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by Molitor5901 1mo ago
Yeah some kind of translation issue. The papers seem to know what they're talking about, and I don't entirely get the AI gut feeling, only on the key words.
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by Molitor5901 1mo ago
Good point, but I see lots of articles are using this "kidney disappointment" so maybe but.. holy toledo look at Impacts of Renal Transplantation and its Mental (2023) by Renan Kamath : “organ disillusionment,” “kidney relocate
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by Molitor5901 1mo ago
Interesting! I started reading and there are so many sentences like “gauges an individual's gamble of kidney disappointment.” Changing words for watermarking .. I understand why it may do that .. but .. what an unfortunate choice of wh
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by Molitor5901 1mo ago
Huh.. Ok I'll play along. Could this be a translation issue? I confess the first thing that leaped to mind was.. could it be AI written? But I didn't want to leap to that but.. it's .. such a strange word that is not expected
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by Molitor5901 1mo ago
IMHO the secret to making friends as an adult is to constantly put yourself in situations where you are forced to interact with others without any overarching elements of dating, sex, alcohol, or relationships. Like volunteering. Also, it t
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by Molitor5901 1mo ago
You might consider MX, it has a much lower footprint for eating ram.
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by Molitor5901 1mo ago
Rates up, rates down, I'm so confused. Too much liquidity supposedly means inflation, too little liquidity means deflation. Would not lower rates mean more consumer spending, thereby injecting more spending and fluidity in the system?
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by Molitor5901 2mo ago
Personal experience: Exercise did not help with my severe depression. Out of sheer desperation, I started exercising and eating way better. My health improved significantly, dropping 75 pounds.. but the depression still remains. I was jus
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by Molitor5901 3mo ago
https://archive.ph/gD5K3
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by Molitor5901 3mo ago
That is the loop hole IMO and that's how they will get around it.
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by Molitor5901 3mo ago
Aren't far-right parties opposed to government control and censorship? Ideally a provider should be politically neutral, but I'm wondering if it's preferable to have one that is opposed to government control and censorship.
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by Molitor5901 3mo ago
or use bluesky
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Draft executive order would set deadlines for quantum encryption(nextgov.com)
2 points by Molitor5901 4mo ago|0 comments
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by Molitor5901 4mo ago
That's a really good idea. I only worry about invalidating a warranty. As soon as the dealer finds out..
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by Molitor5901 4mo ago
My experience with hybrids have been.... mostly positive, good mileage, Toyota's drive very well, but.. I would not buy one for one pedantic, silly reason: I hate the government mandated banshee howling sound. Many ICE vehicles are jus
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by Molitor5901 5mo ago
If you're interested in grocery store economics, I strongly recommend: The Secret Life of Groceries: The Dark Miracle of the American Supermarket by Benjamin Lorr, and Grocery: The Buying and Selling of Food in America by Michael Ruhlm
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by Molitor5901 5mo ago
This is a really good point. I'm surprised the box office cannot print it for him for a fee at Will Call, which might be the solution here.
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by Molitor5901 6mo ago
Interesting point from the article. "The importance of the move may be largely symbolic at this point, as it does not apply to generic medicines - the most commonly used medicines in the US."
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by Molitor5901 6mo ago
Fellow panelist David Lubarsky, MD, MBA, president and CEO of the Westchester Medical Center Health Network, said his system is already seeing great success in deploying such technology. The AI Westchester uses misses very few breast cance
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by Molitor5901 6mo ago
Too close for comfort.. I could believe this was true just about any other time..
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by Molitor5901 6mo ago
QuickTime and FaceTime are useful but I never thought of them as especially innovative. HyperCard, OSX, the phones, those really moved things forward independently of the rest of the industry. Perhaps I don't appreciate the software si
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Rapper Afroman's trial over using raid footage in music video enters second day(abc7chicago.com)
2 points by Molitor5901 6mo ago|0 comments
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by Molitor5901 6mo ago
Does anyone remember Ingress? I always wondered what it was we were training by playing that game.
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by Molitor5901 6mo ago
My experience at a research university, albeit 12 years ago, was that many of my professors loathed teaching. Some openly expressed disdain for the time they wasted teaching when they could be researching. I think a better framework in the
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by Molitor5901 6mo ago
I think that dormant accounts, where someone has not logged in for, say, 2 years, does not post, does not engage, should be repurposed - with given notice. It's kind of the equivalent of cybersquatting. Also, technically, a platform is

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