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adg001
7d ago
While they describe how GDP is shared between workers and capital in the three reference scenarios, they don't offer political economy ideas about how wealth redistribution shall be rethought, and the role of the State, if any. If a sh
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14d ago
It would be good if they could, but the U.S. never consented to the court's authority, and the U.S. government maintains that the ICC has no jurisdiction over American citizens or personnel. We are living a multi-tier world, where ther
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14d ago
Established in 1998, Banca Etica has a long history of ethical stewardship in their finance. It is a differentiator and selling point for their account holders. For more (in Italian) https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banca_
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15d ago
It does, as per 'Compliance with the EU AI Act' section.
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1mo ago
Who has recruited them?
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US Government map of Africa mislabels every country at global conference
(reuters.com)
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2mo ago
While user count can affect absolute disclosure volume it does not drive the main comparison in my paper. What I do is to use Xen advisories to measure upstream dependence: how much of the Qubes public advisory record is attributable to Xen
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2mo ago
BTW, project summary is here https://www.pwnshow.com/investigations/INV-006/
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2mo ago
Author of the paper here; AMA.
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4y ago
Yes, this is a tactic some companies resort to in order to incentive resignations. However, as you correctly highlight, this typically results in a loss of talents. AFAIK, Intel is already experiencing challenging times. Attracting – and re
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4y ago
No. Employees are neither VCs, nor credit institutions, nor social benefactors, nor non-profit, nor pro-bono volunteers. They work for a wage – And, yes, first hired that joined the ranks of executives with a vetted interest in the company
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4y ago
If I were an Intel employee I would never accept a pay cut "justified" by the company's willingness to pay dividends. Investors get dividends when the management creates a reasonable amount of profits, not when employees have
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4y ago
Interesting op-ed. I support the remark about how the scientific community made science a team sport – for no good scientific reason. However the claim "[the approach] was flawed in a way that undermined its efficacy and resulted in th
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4y ago
> But a sequence of rapatronic stills would be very interesting. You have a short sequence of stills in the Wyckoff's footage linked somewhere else here. Rapatronic cameras – Wyckoff explains – where typically mounted in a rack of s
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4y ago
A back of envelope calculation for the shutter speed of a Pimoroni LCD shutter [1] suggests 1/15s is the fastest speed available. [2] [1] Pimoroni LCD shutter [Not available any longer ] https://shop.pimoroni.com/produc
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4y ago
Charles Wyckoff, who worked for EG&G (Edgerton, Germeshausen and Grier), showcasing a rapatronic camera and its peculiar shutter. [1] [1] https://youtu.be/h0gXivjfh8o
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4y ago
Well, this is something that happens pretty much often in a number of verticals. Just think about how cars, even the most sophisticated, look when compared to the prototypes exhibited by the their manufacturers years before at the car shows
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4y ago
In the early 1980s my father had in his office a couple of these Olivetti BCS 2025 [1], which share with the Bellini's TCV 250 some design ideas, such as the metal plane encapsulating the keyboard. [1] http://museo.dagomari.
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4y ago
In a nutshell: > [Researchers] discovered something new – a multicellular self-assembly process in E. coli. Researchers observed unattached, single-celled organisms combining into four-cell rosettes, a natural multicellular formation tho
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Making heads spin: Scientists say Earth’s inner core has changed its rotation
(euronews.com)
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When I request new imagery my expectation is to have the copyright of the resulting image. Whilst I would have the need for high-resolution satellite images, I am not interested in acquiring licenses of any of them.
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4y ago
Probably most businesses will not charge any interaction with ChatGPT per se. They will either bill more abstract services (e.g., booking service, where ChatGPT will be hiding under hood of a support agent) or down to earth goods.
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4y ago
Whilst ChatGPT is built on a fine-tuned GPT-3.5 model, I was wondering whether it will be possible to further fine-tune ChatGPT models on Azure. There are quite a few ideas I would like to tinker with.
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4y ago
The reality is that you cannot trust that your machines are not compromised. The only option we are left with is to operate under the assumption that, indeed, our machines are permanently compromised.
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4y ago
Absolutely, the same can be said about C – And how many succeeded in doing so in the latest 30 years of Web history? I am reminded about a quote attributed to Keith Martin (mathematician): "Theory is important, at least in theory"
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> Okay. But Fredric Jameson establishes that in postmodernism we have experienced a weakening sense of historisity such that what is, what was, and what will be all exist as presents in time. 1970, 1991, 1992, and 2017 all happen simulta
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4y ago
Seconded.
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> in the next 5 years I will not hold my breath. I tested the first (admittedly rudimentary) HMDs in the mid 1990s. VR was f-ing hot back in the days among those of us interested in "computer graphics". According to commentator
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4y ago
I have not seen mentioned so far in this thread the following book, which I can't recommend more highly: Understanding Machine Learning: From Theory To Algorithms – Shai Shalev-Shwartz
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4y ago
Sure. Publishing means having your name listed among the authors. This does not necessarily translate in the production of results, or in the active participation in the writing process. An interesting statistic would be the number of scien
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