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graphe
2y ago
It has been, it’s a field called sociology. https://youtu.be/exPOPm8qQsY luhmann has something in it called systems theory.
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2y ago
What did he recommended?
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graphe
2y ago
Many people also hate mearsheimer if he talks about what he predicts will happen vs what he'd like to happen (Ukraine or Israel).
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2y ago
https://www.discovermagazine.com/the-sciences/fruit-fly-brai... He mentioned a structure and scientists hacked a fruit fly Kenyon organ to process language which it does pretty well, also at MIT. The approach is relati
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2y ago
Is it like inshallah? https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/إن_شاء_الله > if it is God’s will (literally, “if God has willed [it]” >In sarcastic contexts, it suggests that the speaker has no interest in making the futur
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2y ago
When did you ask him? I hope it was recently.
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2y ago
https://www.overclock.net/threads/mod-lga775-support-for-lga... I did this mod back in the day, can't believe it's been 11 years.
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2y ago
I'm doing the opposite. I've been amassing small disposable plastic spoons when I order food for my supplements from various establishments for my supplements, looking for ideal sizes. I like to use the one from coffee shops, the
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2y ago
CAMM2 will replace DDR. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAMM_(memory_module) and it's not soldered. Did the keyboards cost Apple sales or costs in repair?
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2y ago
Define the word vaccine.
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2y ago
I was thinking of him too. It was a "scientist" who was attacking other scientists that criticized his tropical disease credentials and his "science". I'm out of replies, have a wonderful day to you too. :)
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2y ago
So you don't support people who for good reasons don't like peter hotez for covering up the lab leak but you understand that he was responsible for it? People died from it and the size of the pandemic could have been prevented, wh
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2y ago
This comment and the replies are extremely insightful. Humans are flawed, just because high IQ Newton invented physics doesn't mean he was good at the fomo of the south sea stock. https://pubs.aip.org/physicstoday/
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2y ago
Very interesting, I haven't used gps but that definitely does need more power (or optimizations). Have you heard of this? https://hackerwarehouse.com/product/portapack-h2-for-hackrf-... Linux would probably be ver
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2y ago
Anything is not a useful comment. When? I'm asking for a use case, I haven't seen anyone use them for a specific reason to use Linux. I'm asking about sensors and software that works together better than using it with an MCU
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2y ago
And most of them suck. Imagine if you bought a class of hardware that needed to be swapped constantly, has no QC and dubious reviews, with many "works on my machine" comments saying it worked for them. Little did they know it just
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2y ago
Absolutely correct. The form factor of a Pi zero (2) may be good in a handheld but you can easily get one from China or a PSP and get a great experience. Arduino? You mean the ide or the actual hardware? It's been superceded by esp32.
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2y ago
What is "right"? They haven't been a good value for over 2 years.
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2y ago
When do you use GPIO with Linux?
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2y ago
I've heard of data centers on ships or on the water, someone told me the internet wasn't green (big shock to me at that point) and what they're doing. https://news.microsoft.com/source/features/sust
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2y ago
So his girlfriend said it therefore he would even though there's no evidence to show he ever did? Have you used WikiLeaks? When was the last time it was consequencial or noteworthy? Here's a recent article with Julian assange. ht
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No he was not. You think he'd repeatedly do Russian roulette with half the bullets? He had the odds with him with his legal advisors. Madoff's sentencing is why SBF's parents taught him to disregard the law. If you don't
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Where is the stats for 2023? Weed offenses do not not precedent over unlawful spying, espionage and the countless more lives it would save for their actions. Unfortunately those people are overseas and you seem dismissive of the American ev
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2y ago
Very short sighted thinking. If they beheaded Sam bankman fried there will be a clear message to not commit financial crime, and the aspiration and motivation would almost zero. The gesture of the freeing these two brave whistleblowers is m
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What would be the solution? More frequent elections are welcome to me, every 2 years or I'll take 3. That should hopefully lower the delaying strategy and easily sniff bribes since they don't have much time.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDMB-4en-PINACA the most common one apparently has been implicated in deaths but there is not any evidence it causes these problems. Deaths were implicated but it doesn't prove it c
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2y ago
That's my point. Nobody smokes synthetics. Semi-synths are not synths.
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Which one and where? Delta 8 is more accessible and available in illegal states and the semi-synthetic hemp derivatives aren't full cannabinoid receptors. The article feels a lot like reading about the internet is insecure, and how it&
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> This is partly due to the spread of cheap and extremely potent synthetic cannabinoids that can cause serious neurological and cardiovascular complications—and deaths—every year. Source on this claim? What are the current synthetics? &#
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2y ago
https://youtube.com/@journeytomicro sadly it's closing down.
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