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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
https://www.npr.org/2025/11/18/nx-s1-5607221/education-depar... https://www.ed.gov/about/initiatives/returning-education-sta... https://www.theguardian.com/us-n
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Small government for topics we don't care about, like education. Big government for agendas that we're pushing. (and when we say 'pushing' we mean 'planning to profit from').
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Grokipedia would be way better launched into space.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
And Africa is left holding a larger bag of Ebola.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
That's what the IPO salesman and pamphlet said anyway.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
And SpaceX will spend $800M per month on Nvidia hardware purchase contacts, and Nvidia will spend $700M per month on Google services. I'm picturing a teenager blowing a bubble gum bubble bigger and bigger. I assume it can go on forever
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Brilliant meaning clever, like a well thought out scam. Not brilliant meaning something actually positive for humanity in any respect at all.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
I only ever used MEGA a handful of times, and it was only for Android ROM downloads. The police commentary about MEGA was notable to me precisely because of how infrequently I'd used it despite their mention of it. They kinda tipped th
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Adding to DNS block list immediately.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Lamination guarantees re-usability.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
It is dirtier to pay for big tech services than it is to infringe copyright. Ironically, the big AI companies have scaled copyright infringement and appear to be profiting from it. So, pretty much: "meat's back on the menu boys&qu
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
True story: my house (in Australia) was raided by the police in 2022. 8 months later when they said I could collect all the gear they seized the officer in charge told me that the following are things they consider to be suspicious: 1. Use
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Interesting entry for the "pro" list.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
California may well be an outlier state in this and various other aspects.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Hi, from the other 99%.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
It would seem that having a written constitution isn't the bulwark many thought it was.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Start setting up profiles ASAP, you want a plausible amount of history for a decoy.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
As time progresses, the more I feel like 'acceptance' by the majority is a signal of complete capitulation to the power of the mighty dollar at the expense of all else. That with which the authorities disagree is more than likely
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Which was a big upgrade from the prior system which just used a heavy rock.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Important to note: Nasdaq changed its rules recently so SpaceX can join the Nasdaq 100 Index, a cohort of the largest non-financial companies listed on its exchange, in just 15 trading days, down from a three-month minimum. FTSE Russell ad
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Not to whom you're replying... Depends what you mean by successful. If you mean "the IPO goes ahead" then I don't think this makes a difference (unless Elon cracks the shits at this decision and pulls out, which I'm
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
That's AUD, so maybe California's a (fair) bit worse then. I always thought the US had pretty darn cheap power. Looks like California's maximum peak rate is US$0.74/kWh (without including the baseline credit), which is e
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
I'm similar, and yes, there are easy options to replace person's name with, as long as you're putting a bit of thought into what you're saying so as not to paint yourself into a name corner. Ironically, I'm insanely
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Have you heard him talk? He can't even stay consistent in 1D.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Don't be jealous of our peak power price though: $0.56/kWh (I have a battery though, so I rarely pay full tote - which is one of the reasons I got a battery)
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Or insect infected brains (ref: Braindead TV series)
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
In the life of humanity, text has only existed a relatively short time.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
Sounds as if you think you have no agency in this.
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
I consider myself quite literate, and (I think) can both read and construct complex sentences that remain grammatically- and content-descriptively-correct. Having said that, when I read Thomas Pynchon, and I've only progressed through
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by BLKNSLVR 5mo ago
If the choice is between eroding the recognition of excellence and risk being sued, then the foundation upon which the society has been built is the problem. The solution to which is, as @JumpCrisscross says, correcting legislation in such

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