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is this related to the saturn hexagon?
don't worry, the next republican admin will just hire them in as private contractors
sort of linguistic gettier case
truthvote and beautyvote are deprecated for being too controversial
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ceej @ceej.online · Oct 28
lol he's not wearing a "Blood Army Uniform." 🙄 that style of overcoat is called a "Murder Duster" and was only used by a few units for a couple of months during the very beginning of the Slaughter Crusades. but I guess you people will never let history get in the way of a good controversy, will you
Electricity price rises from data centers do in fact be real. I'm pretty worried that
1) The correct framing here is "We should be building out renewable infrastructure instead of limiting a new industry."
2) We're not actually building it out enough.
@andymasley.bsky.social www.bloomberg.com/graphics/202... might be interesting to you, especially this graphic:
It seems to me like many of their arguments are just about what is relevant wrt to (often implicit) attributing of causality, not about disputing specific factual claims made by fact-checked articles.
doesn't grifter normally imply making money off it in some way?I don't see how that's the case here, maybe arguably the substack but that doesn't publish any paid posts. bsky doesn't give engagement money like twitter. Does grifter just mean "someone who is wrong in arguments lots" contextually?
awesome, thx for finding
this was a relatively long time ago (pre-LLMs) so context was different as well
I remember reading an essay from an engineer who was hired to automate a worker's job (maybe a machinist?), and them struggling with this same problem as the worker taught them everything they'd need to know. I don't expect to find this given the state of search engines, but it was interesting
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One of the more interesting images from the NTSB report on the Titan submersible implosion.

Imagine you work in data recovery. You've got data off devices dropped from heights, driven over, immersed in water, lightly incinerated... then someone from NTSB rocks up and leaves this with you...
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I installed all 65 thousand Firefox extensions in a VM and it has yet to render a second frame
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I tried 6000 it's the same thing you can't load a single page except for about:addons which takes about a minute to render itself
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Bring back inscrutable security posters
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The S1500 is the largest floating wind turbine ever launched.
It's 60m long, 40m in diameter and houses 12 turbine-generators in its annular duct, generating potentially 1.2 MWe travelling down a high voltage tether to the ground.
Belongs to Beijing SAWES Energy Technology Co.
how wrong is asking for their base rate of heart searing pain, and doing a bayesian analysis on that to calculate probability of a causal link (or just heartburn)?
@andymasley.bsky.social www.bloomberg.com/graphics/202... might be interesting to you, especially this graphic:
james hoffman for obsessive coffee science nerdery, I don't even drink coffee and I still watch his videos