CapricornNoble

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   by CapricornNoble 8y ago

   Yes. Precision reduces deaths, overall. Do you know what happens when weapons are NOT precise? The military simply uses more of them, and a BUNCH of human beings end up "collateral damage" in the process. Applying AI to help sort
2. 1052.▲
   by CapricornNoble 8y ago

   My understanding was that pathogens are frowned upon because of their mutability. There is a high risk that you end up killing people you weren't targeting...namely your own citizens after your bioweapon mutates into something you don&
3. 1053.▲
   by CapricornNoble 8y ago

   That's what it looks/sounds like to me. Any sort of "hangover cure" effects make more sense in that light, given the prevalence of high-quality late night ramen shops all across alcohol-soaked Japan.
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   by CapricornNoble 8y ago

   Agreed. I've been using Linux exclusively on my desktop for the past......4 years or so. I'm on the verge of building a new desktop with a Ryzen APU because I have a bunch of games that I want to play. Steam on Linux is amazing bu