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by Dig1t 2y ago
The people who will most likely want to boot you up are people related to you. i.e. your descendants. I would personally love to boot up all my ancestors, going as far back as I could reasonably afford. China has a long tradition of "f
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Oh man this is a great idea. I can't count the number of times I've spent an hour in a meeting diagraming stuff on a whiteboard and then taken a picture of the whiteboard on the way out. This would be super useful for documenting
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I don’t disagree, but there are also plenty of articles on many news sites which are simultaneously trying to distance Kamala from Biden.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Well a simple (cynical) take is that the current administration is no longer up for re-election, they’ve been replaced by a new candidate and so now it’s okay to blame the current administration.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I don't know what gutting the supreme court actually means, but this is incentive for Congress to work together and actually write laws instead of shunting this responsibility to agencies whos rules change every 4 years.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I agree! Also I think it could open up entire new types of games.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
If SF just relaxed zoning laws people would actually be allowed to build more housing. That is the only way SF will ever be able to address the root problem of affordable housing. Things like this are a bandaid that will have minimal impact
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I would love to use something like this to make a video game. Are there any examples or algorithms that can turn this into 3D objects that could be used in a video game? Any examples of someone doing that?
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by Dig1t 2y ago
What made you suspect it? What symptoms did you have?
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by Dig1t 2y ago
If the cost to access space is 10X cheaper isn’t that even better for science?
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I agree with you, these satellites are providing the funding that is lowering access to space, which is what we need to put observatories in space and on the moon.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I'm just saying that the comment saying it's illegal to talk about this stuff in his country is entirely plausible, there are lots of examples of people being arrested and jailed for saying the wrong things about this situation.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
There are plenty of examples of people being arrested for expressing anti-immigrant sentiments in the UK. Here’s one example but there are thousands of examples like this. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-137144
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Doesn’t this fall under the old adage “don’t attribute to malice what is adequately explained by stupidity”? I think removing bots can be a hard problem at scale.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
When congress created these laws they just fundamentally misunderstood the astronomical demand there was to enter the country. There is so much financial incentive to bring people in, for laborers, for companies looking to push wages down,
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by Dig1t 2y ago
https://archive.ph/yIrrd
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by Dig1t 2y ago
It explicitly asks for permission to use ChatGPT EVERY time you use it, which is a great balance of respecting privacy IMO, you get to use the nice new feature but you get to make the choice every time.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
It probably is a bubble in the same way the Internet created a bubble in the 90’s. A lot of hype based on the promise of the technology, and when it didn’t expand and pay out quickly enough the bubble “burst”. But over the following few dec
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Yes but pretty much every single medium where you can use an emoji you can upload a picture. Signal, iMessage, X, FaceBook, etc. This thread is specifically about X so that’s what I mostly am talking about here. But pretty much every commun
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by Dig1t 2y ago
There is nothing stopping you from uploading a picture of a gun and putting it in your post. Why is an emoji any different or more dangerous than letting people upload pictures?
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Read Masters of Doom, which details the story of Carmack's career. He is not described as easy to get along with.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
You should read their biographies, both by Walter Isaacson, I don't know how you can read those books and not see that they are more than just marketers. Isaacson also wrote the definitive biographies for Einstein and Benjamin Franklin
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by Dig1t 2y ago
It is the exact same situation with beer.com Their presentation is a little better though.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
According to Planned Parenthood pulling out is 88% effective. Which is actually not too bad in my opinion :) https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/birth-control/withdr...
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by Dig1t 2y ago
That’s a great idea, they could even change the name of their company to reflect their new open source philosophy.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Ah my bad, I read it on my phone and read it as "he hates his daughter". Sorry. Well the rest of my comment is still relevant anyway I guess.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I guess the political party who is doling out the money? They get more votes because they get to be the saviors. Not sure, but it does seem like a way to make people reliant on your political party.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
This is discussed in the Walter Isaacson biography that came out last year. Saying he “hates” his daughter is completely wrong and ignores first hand claims from both Musk and his biographer. >Musk only learned she had transitioned throu
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by Dig1t 2y ago
>The response: DEI experts say there isn't really a debate, and that "equity" can be fairly uncontroversial. It just means equality of opportunity — providing workers with what they need to be on equal footing in the workp
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X usage at all-time high, record for single day(twitter.com)
14 points by Dig1t 2y ago|9 comments

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