BLKNSLVR

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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
> caused the Pentagon to get far more involved in how wars are presented in future conflicts Don't be better, be better looking!
842.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
I didn't even twig to the possibility that it might have been sarcasm until "cheese pizza eating billionaires". I've seen too many serious posts containing such fervor and grammar (although mostly not on HN).
843.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Even if the US gets it's shit together it's already lost the solar and battery fight. It will have to win the next one - which it might do with AI.
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Imagine if the EU builds it's own alternative services to those provided in the US, and these EU services do not rely on advertising revenue and don't shove AI in our faces at every opportunity. Europe, please Make the Internet Gr
845.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Unfortunately I think the 'death by algorithm' rubicon has already been crossed, even by the US.
846.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Did you drop your /s? (or, alternatively: I just don't know what's /s and what's not anymore?)
847.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Purchasing a service is different from purchasing the company, though. As such I agree with the surprise at the deal getting done at all.
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by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Just because you're on Sauron's side when it wins, doesn't mean you'll be on Sauron's side at any other point in the future. One of the things I find interesting about classifying literally any kind of trait within
849.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
More government intervention in private enterprise? This pattern seems to be gathering steam, does that mean they're now subscribing to this model? Or is this just par for the course and has always been going on, it's just the rep
850.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
I didn't know there was even a sequel. Alien 3 is my favourite in the Alien franchise, so I'm a chance to see it your way. But then I love American Psycho and the portrayal by Christian Bale, so maybe I'm already out of the r
851.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
That was explored in Stephenson's Seveneves
852.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
I can't get behind this! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAWP9Oxdn9Q
853.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
They should leave it to traditional law enforcement. Some interesting data on ICE and CBP: https://www.doomsdayscenario.co/p/accountability-for-ice-and...
854.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Not weird for potentially two reasons: 1. They didn't know about it. It's only recently that there have been popular youtube videos on the topic. Critical mass can take time. 2. Before "the whole ice thing" there wasn&#x
855.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
That's one of the core plot points in The Mars Trilogy - Why take orders from people on another planet in the age of sub-light-speed space travel?
856.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Having some knowledge about 'how the sausage is made', the smoothness of a stremio + debrid setup feels pretty close to magic.
857.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
This equates to the experience of the various teachers in my social orbit.
858.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Reminds me of a housing development I go past every now and then: All of the drawbacks of inner city living, with none of the benefits.
859.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Independent, community-supported local (to me) FM radio station (and streaming): https://threedradio.com/ They've given me some absolute gold.
860.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
If you're into John Zorn and The Residents, you gotta check out Angine de Poitrine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ssi-9wS1so Microtonal polyrhythmic looping absolute madness. (you can hear some Primus and King Gizza
861.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
This is almost the only kind of application that makes a 'fridge with a gigantic screen on it' make sense. But do said fridges have the ability to display useful information like this? Someone I know has one of these fridges and t
862.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
I also kinda have the question of: Who is the new Jeffrey Epstein? Nature abhors a vacuum, and it seems the space that Epstein filled was large and branching and significantly profitable (in money, information, and influence). There's
863.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Makes the future interestingly unpredictable other than the inevitable fading of the US-isation of the rest of the world.
864.
by BLKNSLVR 8mo ago
Tangent: Get onto Music League for introducing new music to each other. Someone setup a league at work, and it's been one of the best (albeit unintentional) team bonding exercises I've ever come across (I've not come across m
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by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
Yes, the way I explained it was misleading, mainly because the different persona's tend to use different sets of apps. The personas, in general, are: - Personal - Work - Sporting Club Committee - Testing (kinda persona, for things I&#x
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by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
Not to whom you're replying, but: > Children learn from the role models we elevate University administrations are not the role models we elevate. The behaviour of the administration that you're describing is for the same /
867.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
... and many of those who have seen accountability have recently been pardoned.
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by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
I blame soccer for starting this societal trend. Fool the ref, win the game. (only partially tongue-in-cheek)
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by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
I didn't need anything more on my to-do list, but this is intriguing.
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by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
I hope this isn't going to be the case universally. If my bank cuts off my access from my browser-on-linux setup, then I'm finding an alternative bank (hopefully some will always exist), which I don't say lightly since I&#x27

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