tesmen.bsky.social
51 posts
11 followers
129 following
Regular Contributor
Active Commenter
comment in response to
post
there is a simple problem, besides many others, which such a scheme. sooner or later, "you" will become the weak, but because of the society you created, or supported, nobody will help. and, who wants to live in such a world?
comment in response to
post
you have an important typo that should be fixed, "jordan peterson" not "jordan petersen"
comment in response to
post
git is open source, and many software within github are, but github isn't open source, and shouldn't be there
comment in response to
post
Does OpenVINO count, and to an extent Khronos? And some of these github.com/intel?
comment in response to
post
Great write up
comment in response to
post
The right words are:
European ship with humanitarian aid, was bombed by genocidal and terrorist state of Israel in waters off Malta, an UE member country.
comment in response to
post
It's amazing, plus people will be more less reliant on the power grid
comment in response to
post
To chat w the articles
comment in response to
post
You guys are neat
comment in response to
post
The inverse correlation is with IQ in any case, not with low IQ..
comment in response to
post
the answer here is "it depends."
comment in response to
post
given the news one sees everyday, this is pretty good
comment in response to
post
true, but the second statement still holds
comment in response to
post
Or hospitals, or schools, or universities...
comment in response to
post
No, just make them into affordable housing.
comment in response to
post
this post is about browser engines, what do you mean?
comment in response to
post
My point is that if you tell his story correctly children would also be interested.
comment in response to
post
Ofc this is easy to insult, but again read about him and compare his wisdom and charity acts, especially before becoming the pope, to yours. Don't cry.
comment in response to
post
Actually the pope was the leader of a religion and that's bad for some, but few people do as much as him for the poor. He was a pretty interesting person.
comment in response to
post
Can't they submit a "GDPR request" to remove their data between 2 dates?
I just read your blog.lukaszolejnik.com/biggest-priv..., great article!
comment in response to
post
I melt them in my milk
comment in response to
post
slightly related as well www.w3.org/DesignIssues...
comment in response to
post
Apple also has the disgusting AI-down-your-throat where you can't opt-out if you upgrade Desktop.
comment in response to
post
Any link in english?
comment in response to
post
"Vaquita de San Antonio" (Vaquita meaning "little cow") in spanish
comment in response to
post
I agree on some stuff with these guys. But I find their careful ignorance of critical social topics, and their careful violence on some religions and ethnic groups disgusting, regardless of being an atheist.
comment in response to
post
My bad here because there is both the binary and decimal definition and they are using the decimal one, and writing the comment about it.
However, since it's "digital storage" they should use "binary Kilo" in my opinion.
comment in response to
post
Probably but sinking Labour will lead to a right wing government, we should pressure Labour to change, not push a right wing government into power.
comment in response to
post
And RFK isn't a scientist either. But the guy with him is, and he did publish many papers in some respectable places.
Scientists should rebut the papers RFK names (or his interpretations.)
Right now, for the standard person, it looks like two silos of data mixed with opinions.
comment in response to
post
And:
> Standardized diagnostic measures incorporating detailed genetic analysis and periodic follow up should be taken into account in future studies of autism prevalence.
Sure but there are few identified genes, and tests currently have <10% sensitivity.
comment in response to
post
And:
> When assessed individually, states such as California, New Mexico, and Texas showed no relationship between the prevalence of autism and that of intellectual disability,
comment in response to
post
I think is important to note that this may explain little in the overall population, since it's based from a population within a school for people with intellectual impairments.
comment in response to
post
Interesting.
> But this new research provides the first direct evidence that much of the increase may be attributable merely to a reclassification of individuals with related neurological disorders rather than to an actual increase in the rate of new cases of autism.
comment in response to
post
Wise words
comment in response to
post
WebGPU is great. I hope Firefox gets up yo speed soon. You can already use it on Linux with some flags.
comment in response to
post
Unsure why it feels like me searching my socks
comment in response to
post
🔥 🔥 🔥
Cool!
comment in response to
post
Great tree though
comment in response to
post
And visit Canada