noIdeaTheSecond

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by noIdeaTheSecond 4d ago
Yessss!
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by noIdeaTheSecond 2mo ago
Good to see this! Love Fairphone!
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by noIdeaTheSecond 3mo ago
Cudos to you!If people realized how much power we had we's have a better world
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by noIdeaTheSecond 3mo ago
"On a genetic map, a PCA plot, Romans and Romanians simply don't overlap" Can you help me understand how do I look for Romans on a PCA map? For contemporary nations I think I can manage but for Romans I don't
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by noIdeaTheSecond 3mo ago
As a european and person valuing my privacy I wanted to chose an European provider, so far not impressed with their customer service...
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by noIdeaTheSecond 3mo ago
I hope each one of you signs this!
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by noIdeaTheSecond 3mo ago
As a kid I used to do that with my family: Grow our own everything. I'm currently trying to get back to it, until then I try to eat ecological and as much as I can cooked by myself. It is hard though, not everybody can aford a plot of
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by noIdeaTheSecond 3mo ago
Upon reading: A bit unclear but yes it seems like unhealthy food + new microbe mutations + obesity They talk about obesity as a separate cause than ultra processed food, I thought it was quite related, something I need to look into
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by noIdeaTheSecond 3mo ago
My wild guess before reading the article: unhealthy food. A big part of which is herbicides and pesticides. I will now read the article.
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by noIdeaTheSecond 3mo ago
"A substantial patch used to imply substantial effort, and that effort was a reasonable proxy for good faith. That assumption no longer holds." I believe this is the key point the article makes and it's valid for mos
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by noIdeaTheSecond 4mo ago
Where there doubts about it? Are there doubts whether a for loop is conscious or not?
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by noIdeaTheSecond 4mo ago
Markov chains are very useful and imo so are LLMs, the issue I believe stems from calling it "inteligence" which creates some expectation which is often not met
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by noIdeaTheSecond 4mo ago
One perhaps unpopular opinion: Could it be that the current AI is beneficial for young people in the sense that it is making them stop looking at their phone for a bit, and realize that certain tech is not that important for human well beei
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by noIdeaTheSecond 4mo ago
I love US' nonchalance for anything regarding copyright (see AI pre-training)
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by noIdeaTheSecond 4mo ago
Is Malta a corrupt country?
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by noIdeaTheSecond 4mo ago
> "The Trump administration is making no real effort to crack down on whoever is trading using inside information, and these inside traders are operating with a complete sense of impunity, assured that they can get away with it.&quo
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by noIdeaTheSecond 5mo ago
I've learned this by reading Influence by Robert Cialdini.The trick is find something to which they say yes. If they do it their brain kind of tells them: If I did him/her a favor it's because I like him/her.... and liki
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by noIdeaTheSecond 5mo ago
Is that the real location or a mere simulation of size? If it's the former I wonder why close to the water? I'd understand if it was a nuclear reactor...maybe for cooling purposes but only for storing the waste? I guess it's
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by noIdeaTheSecond 5mo ago
Is it just me or everybody finds the "charging extra" a bit vague? I don't deny it simply curious: how much?
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by noIdeaTheSecond 5mo ago
I understand organizations as LaLiga wanting more money but massive IP blockage seems quite unfair, effective maybe but unfair so this news does not come as a surprise.
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by noIdeaTheSecond 5mo ago
I have a Fairphone 5 which I'm very happy with. Replaceable battery and security updates for 8 years
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by noIdeaTheSecond 5mo ago
I do not follow, could you expand please?
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by noIdeaTheSecond 7mo ago
People need to understand the power they have through their wallets
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by noIdeaTheSecond 8mo ago
While it seems obvious to many here that americans pay the tarrifs should we also conclude that given the drop in exports to the US (mentioned in the article), our european/german/indian economies are worse off i.e. we're los