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Zacryon
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Poland plans military training for all adult men, says PM

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  • Being unwilling to admit that some personal experiences do not equate to general truths don't make your views more real. Take a critical thinking course before spreading such half-baked thoughts.

    • Poland plans military training for all adult men, says PM

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  • No. Don't mistake your own views for facts.

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  • Nope. The contrary was said.

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  • We do. You're wrong.

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    • Poland plans military training for all adult men, says PM

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  • No.

    • Lemmy users across the world, what is your favourite local dish ?

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  • Looks a lot like the moldovian Vertuta. I bet they taste similar.

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  • Rendered in EEVEE? Really? Wow! Considering you get so much more optical fidelity with Cycles it's really astonishing they've used EEVEE.

    • You are stuck in a timeloop, but your memory also gets reset every loop; But you are able to preserve 1024 Bytes of information between each reset, how would you use this "memory buffer"?

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  • Good point comma!

    Unlike metric, there isn't an international standard for this.

    There is one, ISO 80000‑1. But it specifically allows commas and points. Which doesn't resolve the confusion. We really should adhere to one single standard for this.

    I'll be more cautious now, when writing such numbers in English. Thanks for pointing commaing that out!

    • You are stuck in a timeloop, but your memory also gets reset every loop; But you are able to preserve 1024 Bytes of information between each reset, how would you use this "memory buffer"?

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  • To conform with SI unit prefixes. Which is a good thing imo.

    But according to Wiki the IEC defined those binary prefixes in 1999. And I find it problematic that so few still don't know about this and don't adhere to that standard. Even fellow engineers don't use it correctly. No wonder companies like Microsoft also still use it wrong. This keeps things confusing.

    • The 2 Great Alternatives Have Fallen

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  • So that Google is the default search engine in Firefox. ... Which you can easily change.

    Oh no... they're such an evil big tech company!!1!! /s smh

    • If someone were to ask you for a sign you aren't an AI, what would be the first thing about you or your existence/life that you'd cite or point to?

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  • "I really hope, I am AI. That would mean I am not part of this stupid species."

    Good enough?

    • The 2 Great Alternatives Have Fallen

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  • No, they're not.

    Don't equate those two tiny organisations to the ridiculously wealthy and powerful companies like Alphabet, Apple and so on.

    • Nokia to deploy the first cellular network on the Moon

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  • We believe delivering Nokia’s 4G/LTE system to the lunar surface is a transformative moment in the commercialization of space and the maturity of the lunar economy.

    .... I fucking hate capitalism.

    • You are stuck in a timeloop, but your memory also gets reset every loop; But you are able to preserve 1024 Bytes of information between each reset, how would you use this "memory buffer"?

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  • Yes you read that right: BYTES, not KB, MB, or GB: 1024 BYTES

    1024 Bytes are 1 Kibibyte or 1,024 Kilobytes.

    • put that in your pipe and smoke it

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  • These look like toilet paper rolls.

    • Japan ‘on verge of no longer functioning’ after birth rate plummets to record new low

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    • Here’s How America Uses Its Land (2018)

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  • So, if most people are going vegan, there would be much more space for other stuff, yes?

    • Exe in a bottle

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    • Microsoft Study Finds Relying on AI Kills Your Critical Thinking Skills

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  • Well at least they communicate such findings openly and don't try to hide them. Other than ExxonMobil who saw global warming coming due to internal studies since the 1970s and tried to hide or dispute it, because it was bad for business.