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by 93po 3y ago
If society wants to prosecute people for making emulators without any infringing content in them, then they need to make laws to make it illegal. You can't hold people accountable to laws that don't exist, especially when laws are
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by 93po 3y ago
It's people with very good baseline health, a lot of discipline in general to help maintain their health, decent enough privilege to lead easy/comfortable/healthy lives and retirements, and probably really good social lives.
903.
by 93po 3y ago
The overwhelming influential factor of people who start successful businesses is that they have a tremendous amount of resources relative to the average person. I would guess that easily over half of all successful medium to large size busi
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by 93po 3y ago
mark it as spam, it hurts their spam score a lot when users do so, and if it gets bad enough services (like gmail) will stop delivering it to inboxes
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by 93po 3y ago
also means you eat a lot faster and therefore probably more
906.
by 93po 3y ago
be wary of media reporting on literally anything, journalism is hot garbage that is wrong and lies to you constantly
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by 93po 3y ago
humans are at a disadvantage from robots in that: 1. they need to sleep 8 hours a day 2. they will refuse to work more than 9 hours a day in many cases 3. they need frequent breaks 4. they are fueled by biomatter which is massively resource
908.
by 93po 3y ago
If you make a VLC clone from scratch but intended to be used for kiosks, the mixture of features and how it operates may be different, but the individual features have assuredly already been programmed elsewhere before. Which is basically m
909.
by 93po 3y ago
> That would mean 95% of problems are already solved. No, it means 95% of effort spent is spent towards already solved problems. This is, in part, why I hate capitalism. People are doing tons of work simply to compete with others instea
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by 93po 3y ago
> yet many people accept them uncritically because they haven’t learned any better. The political establishment doesn't necessarily want critical thinking - they just want you to believe their version of lies. People uncritically ac
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by 93po 3y ago
It’s made me sensitive to super flowery language full of metaphors because it reeks of LLM
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by 93po 3y ago
The problem is software development is 95% stuff that has been done a million times before. If you disagree you’re probably not exposed to enough of the industry to see this.
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by 93po 3y ago
I think we’re seeing the beginning upward trend of an exponential curve for humanoid robotics too, which will likely take 90% of construction jobs because humans are especially poorly equipped for difficult manual labor on a daily basis.
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by 93po 3y ago
Probably the person who pushed the changes live without review
915.
by 93po 3y ago
I think you either need to specialize in something quite niche, or work on really hard problems where the main hurdle is problem solving and not coding CRUD apps, or work on legacy systems where the hurdle is understanding twenty years of g
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by 93po 3y ago
Companies leaving because they have an unsustainable business model isn't an argument for paying people less than a living wage. It's an argument for those businesses leaving or going bankrupt.
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by 93po 3y ago
I found a single VR porn website that worked with the AVP. It was super finicky (around 30 seconds to load a page and actually get it playing, involving 6 button presses). Also was a paid website.
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by 93po 3y ago
I loved movie watching with my AVP but I agree it's too uncomfortable, even lying in bed and having less weight on my cheek bones. I watched two hours of Guards of the Galaxy 3 and got tired of wearing it and finished the last hour on
919.
by 93po 3y ago
Counter anecdote: I didn't find the blur distracting at all, and was able to read my iphone 13 mini perfectly fine. I beleive your experience of course, though.
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by 93po 3y ago
I still don't follow. The Ariane 5 launched the JWST with enough fuel to get where it's needed. Starship can launch the exact same payload, plus twice the entire weight in extra fuel. Starship also offers no-reusability launch opt
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by 93po 3y ago
I have no idea. Ariane 5 rocket has payload dimensions of 15x50 feet. Starship is 26x56ft. The unfolded mirror is 21 feet across, so if you increased that by 73%, then 36 feet. This is all probably really unfounded assumptions The benefit o
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by 93po 3y ago
How do you explain how the Ariane 5 used for the JWST, with a mass to GTO half that of Starship, was able to position the JWST without 60 launches?
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by 93po 3y ago
my proposed fixed: election reform so we can have representatives that actually serve the people
924.
by 93po 3y ago
JWST would also be incredibly less expensive if it didn't have to do the very complex folding required by smaller rockets
925.
by 93po 3y ago
NYPD is famously full of criminals who abuse their position and it seems unlikely to change any time soon
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by 93po 3y ago
I imagine this is going to further the terrible safety culture at Boeing
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by 93po 3y ago
This is my take, I have zero respect for the concept of intellectual property and care not at all if people make money from piracy. I don't think Disney is going to notice the lost subscription revenue from 50,000 people.
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by 93po 3y ago
because the example is that you're renting a room in a house shared with other people
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by 93po 3y ago
Please don’t be needlessly snarky
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by 93po 3y ago
i agree he sucks, but my point is let's criticize him for being a racist transphobe asshole and not make up shit that also disparages teams at Tesla that do incredible work and are awesome people

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