This is literally the definition of a superpower. Authorities are able to do things with little consequences anyone else would pay a heavy price for.

To get into such a position a nation must lose part of its humanity to become a emotionless machine.

I guess this depends on environmental conditions such as

• temperature
• acidity of the internal cell environment
• how available is energy? My guess this mechanism is powered by ATP?

The 3 riders of the apocalypse:

• War
• Plague (you are here 💀)
• Famine

Simon Tathams puzzles. Its available on f-droid.

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/name.boyle.chris.sgtpuzzles/

The uncertainty principle has increased ... my uncertainty.

Do not force people to do it. It should be based on personal interest.

Also there are infinite reasons for people not knowing things. You can not blame people for not learning things they do not know about existing.

All this nice opensource code still is executed on hardware owned (Intellectual Property/IP) by AMD/Intel/Qualcomm/NVIDIA/Apple. Having nice European-Open Source projects is not enough without the hardware layer and standards (instruction sets, drivers), which are owned IP by US cooperation's.

Also one needs to consider cooperation between military-complex/secret-service and big-tech cooperation, which are basically hidden subsidies for the civilian part of the business. And if eu governments do not subsidize their own tech standards similarly they will get out-competed naturally.

So is it an okay insult to use depending on context?

Donaldo!

I wonder: Server CPUs can have like 10+ cores, if compilers can optimize rasterization and transformations to become really fast .... but yeah requiring an average user to have this system is pretty expensive lol.

LLVMpipe to my understanding is GPU emulation on CPU on Linux.

tokenized and hashed version of the message message.hashed

so the message "hello world" would be encrypted but you would also get hash("hello")+ " "+ hash("world") stored on the server? This would mean an attacker could recognize frequently used English words by calculating hash("hello") and searching? ... I would think the client should tokenize and encrypt the hashes as well: encrypt(hash("hello"), private_key) + " " + encrypt(hash("world"), private_key)

Random thought: What if the user submits a merkle-tree, so searching for a sub-string could mean searching for a path in the tree ...

Maybe hashes in the tree could be encrypted using a key from the client.

So ... the company sells energy, computer-chips, land, buildings, electricians

Isn't everything an AI input nowadays?

How do trees notice their surroundings? Because of shade on them or because of roots finding competitor trees?

I would say MOFs could be useful for batteries, but not for storing electrons directly. Why? Electrons are really small and mobile. Charged ions like in positively charged Lithium-Ions are very heavy and big by comparison.

Are there entire operating systems written in a functional language? Why is it imperative languages like C?

Until some fungus evolves to digest plastics.

Thanks for deep lore of this ruin, lol. Sometimes humans build stupid (complex) structures and fail, in this case the rotating platform complicates things. Are these a sign of humanities arrogance?

isn't this what lemmit.online does? Mirror reddit with a bot?

Yeah most replies here focus on human trials and experimentation on living things.