randoomed

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by randoomed 23d ago
Mossy earth has been doing a (i think quite successful) restoration of an coral area damaged by bomb fishing in indonesia. Here is a 2 year recap of the program and the result: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0bkMhhMHOw
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by randoomed 1mo ago
The leaves things is actually kind of intresting. It turns out that if you grind wet leaves it creates a lubricant. Lubricating the tracks is kind of an issue if you want to stop a 80 ton train
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by randoomed 1mo ago
i guess we already seen cases of this, for example the instagram "hack" where the ai would send the recovery email to a arbitrary email adress.
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by randoomed 3mo ago
I suspect this fear of guns largly explains the additional risks police face. assuming everyone has a gun and is willing to use it, raises the stakes of every encounter. so instead of a police encounter starting at a very low risk level (ca
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by randoomed 10mo ago
Jill Bearup posted a video about this a while ago, showing a short and the original side by side: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kd692naF-Cc (note the short is shown at 0:31) Edit: The changes made by the ai are a lot more
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by randoomed 1y ago
The main reason is a combination of negligence by the owner of the plant and not enough enforcement of standards. The fukushima powerplant was known to have sea wall lower then required and as such was vulnerable to a tsunami (this was know
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by randoomed 1y ago
i hope that situation (with iDeal) will soon apply to the entirety of europe. Wero rolling out this system to all countries in the EU.
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by randoomed 1y ago
If we want to go that route, any conflict would be a kind of combat. As a conflict has multiple parties trying to reach their own goal which doesn't completely overlap with the others. i think this would rule out nearly all games (incl
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by randoomed 1y ago
That is one possible explanation. However i have a different theory why difficult games like this can help. I notice that when i get in a bad head space, i trend to become less active. It then becomes more difficult to start doing anything.
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by randoomed 1y ago
Unfortunately if this was the plan it massively backfired. By imposing a global tariff the US also hit its allies in the region. This in turn causes these allies to look for trade deals with others in the region, like China. We have already
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by randoomed 1y ago
ESA is actively trying to reduce the amount of debris in orbit. To this end all missions have to actively clean them self's up at end of life. See https://www.esa.int/Space_Safety/Clean_Space/ESA_s_Zero_Debr..
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by randoomed 2y ago
Yes and no. Cars are indeed the fastest way to travel, if we disregard some aspects like the time needed to park and throughput limits. (also disregarding very large distances where high speed trains and airplanes out compete them) So for s
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by randoomed 2y ago
There needs to be some kind of punishment for failing to take basic security practise into account. A system where a simple disclosure is enough will probably result in company ignoring security, then when there is a problem they disclose
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by randoomed 2y ago
Unfortunately that (quoted) line is incorrect see this page by the dutch privacy authority: https://www.autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl/en/themes/internet... It is based on this 2019 ruling also by this same authori