neohaven

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by neohaven 5y ago
I would have assumed that to mean, very specifically, that you wouldn't do business with, for example, a Private Military Contractor accused of human rights abuses. The specific business. Not brushing off the individual citizens of an
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by neohaven 5y ago
> There doesn't seem to be a +11~, but is it forbidden? Well, kinda... The thing is, even if not required by standard (It is, there's a Numbering Plan for the US and Can), most 9-to-dial-out systems would fail to call such a nu
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by neohaven 5y ago
That cost-effectiveness discussion was enlightening. I find you have a knack for explaining what people don't see, by the way. Open question, which maybe you might have info about, I'm just curious if maybe anyone crossed somethin
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by neohaven 5y ago
In your Titanic analogy, you realize you're the Titanic and I'm the iceberg you hit, right? > ... and earnestly promise I will stop, just as soon as this seventh paragraph's ink dries ... It often happens that bullshit nee
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by neohaven 5y ago
Doctors were more exposed than average. Same for other healthcare workers and related fields, as well as service workers, sanitation workers, food industry workers (Frito-Lay has wonderful working conditions since COVID, I'm sure), ess
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by neohaven 5y ago
Frankly, at the time where the questionnaires were filled by the study participants, there were no vaccines available as far as I can tell. I don't know where that high-horse you're on comes from, but it's quite undignified.
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by neohaven 7y ago
I remember a few messages saying my battery was degraded/degrading and needed replacement a few months before my iPhone 6 started dying at 20+% battery because of battery issues. Post-patch, it was slow, but worked.
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by neohaven 7y ago
Imagine if, to avoid damage to engine parts, engines would keep their heat limits in safe zones to not blow up when friction goes up. Imagine if, when you don't tune up your car, it starts running, factually, with less horsepower. You
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by neohaven 7y ago
What my comment is trying to suggest is that AIs are not proven to be different from us. They might not have one "ultimate" form. They might be just like us humans. Diverse.
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by neohaven 7y ago
I'm always going to enjoy a person coming and showing a bit of themselves through their music. That's not something we can really lose without losing something that connects us. People want a story. That has sold since the beginni
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by neohaven 7y ago
And yet, here I am, bringing up something no one seems to bring up in the thread. One would also logically come to the conclusions that disparate AIs with disparate interests would find different things to express, to make music about, to d
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by neohaven 7y ago
As a person who likes music, making it, listening to it, breaking it down and hacking it... Making a classical arrangement that evokes a particular expression in the listener is the job of the musician. If an AI system helps you explore the
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by neohaven 7y ago
From GP: > no matter what network traffic is occurring. The chain described there is "possible network traffic", and would be a valid type of network traffic, "while-meaning-to" if we so please, but there is no way to
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by neohaven 7y ago
And proceeded to get told by the english landowners to "Speak White" when we'd speak our native french tongue. We're just about as white as they come. "Speak White" means "Speak the english of your captors
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by neohaven 7y ago
Gonna guess beat/mood/song analysis.
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by neohaven 7y ago
Nor is it a surprise that it shows up in any segment of children not exposed to healthy male influences. That knife cuts both ways.
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by neohaven 7y ago
Interestingly, they keep getting into "smaller" sounds. Snaps are kind of long-ish, potentially. Something can slowly snap (jerk primed) in two, it's not "as instantaneous a sound" as the two others. Compare to the
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by neohaven 7y ago
If you freeze video, you get an image. If you freeze sound, you get an "image" on the speaker. It "stays" where it is. (At the voltage potential it is.) We put HPFs on subwoofers so they don't stay offset like that.
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by neohaven 7y ago
It's free in the sense that it is not bound to an actual atom.
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by neohaven 7y ago
The one sin is to, as far as I can tell (not a Mormon here), refuse God's light once you have seen it . It would take a crazy man, the kind that would say "the sun does not shine when he sees it", to deny a revelation. Argua
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by neohaven 8y ago
I think you mean Syndicate. ;)
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by neohaven 8y ago
Insurance deductible.
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by neohaven 9y ago
Butyric acid is one of the main "notes" of butter. Especially when being melted. This whole article is absolutely ridiculous.
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by neohaven 9y ago
The problem with stopping early is that you may have to start again. A whole course, since feeling better doesn't mean you have a low enough population of the bacteria to not reinfect you. Surely, repeated/massive bottlenecks in a
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by neohaven 9y ago
ahem ... A "buffer overflow" is what happens. :P
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by neohaven 10y ago
Because having it elsewhere is better? Here we'd have the resources to hopefully make it safe(r). China doesn't give a damn about the environment.
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by neohaven 10y ago
Let's say a service does not require you to change the password. You are then "compromised once, compromised forever", at least until you change the password. Let's say it requires you to change it every month. You are c
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by neohaven 10y ago
No screen on that.
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by neohaven 10y ago
How do you do DRM on analog?
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by neohaven 10y ago
The multiple contributor bit is the painful part for this guy. Forget asking a few other law offices to use a system like this. It would at best only be useful for him, and then wouldn't track changes properly.

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