Gagarin1917

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by Gagarin1917 4mo ago
I wish I’d skipped my graduation ceremony as well. What a complete waste of time.
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by Gagarin1917 5mo ago
Landing on two engines was the plan. V3 Raptors are too powerful, they no longer need three engines to land. They are only going with two from here on out. So I think it’s unlikely that they altered any aspect of the landing test due to lig
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by Gagarin1917 5mo ago
Not surprising, sites like Reddit use it to get around their paywalls. Redditors then had the gall to pretend like it wasn’t their number one use case.
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by Gagarin1917 5mo ago
Wanting to control the non-violent actions of others is also a social ill. Just one most haven’t woken up to yet.
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by Gagarin1917 5mo ago
>We see the fundamental forces of capitalism at work: To justify valuation, Google needs to grow. You’re confusing markets with capitalism. Market Socialism (the only reasonable kind) would have these same issues. If Google was owned by
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
Which is apparently manageable. Scott Manley isn’t an industry veteran, but he does know a lot about space engineering and science. Here’s his breakdown of the feasibility, and heat management is not really a major issue: https:/&#x2F
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
I was surprised how much backlash there is over using kittens. It turned out that people are worried they’ll get too attached to the kittens to be able to enjoy them becoming engulfed in massive explosions.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
Good for your daughter but doesn’t that example tell us the opposite of what this article is trying to argue? If the majority of a group of young people choose to use AI for their project, that doesn’t indicate that the majority hate it. Th
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
But sealed letters ARE protected under the 4th Amendment. A warrant is necessary to open all sealed mail.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
Correspondence between a person and a business should be considered “papers.”
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
> No, it's much more than that. Okay then this AI stuff isn’t an example of that even under your definition.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
Why the hell are bank records less protected in the first place? Banks should be able to always ask for a warrant.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
People are to busy labeling them and the rest of tech as Far Right to care.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
I keep hearing that Codex is the best bang for your buck now.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
“Enshitification” is just when unsustainable subsidies end? Another reason to hate that word. From a different perspective, you were granted an incredible gift from the companies who let you use their product on their dime. Hopefully you ma
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
Tim must have wanted to enjoy 4/20 without worrying about company drug testing.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
I think the more likely reason would be that legally someone needs to be in charge of the business.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
It’s the second killer app. The first was AI Chat. It was genuinely game changing and still is.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
Most people don’t have good enough hardware to run a decent model. I’m not even sure if any local models can handle image input (but I’m by no means an expert in local models). So if you’re going to need the data center to process it, then
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
In a normal world people just scroll past the things they aren’t looking for without even processing the stuff they don’t want. It’s extremely easy to never click on a Short. I don’t understand the emotional response to these things at all.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
>Right but before they _didn't_ have an entire dang section for shorts An “entire section” isn’t “shoving” something down your throat. You literally don’t even have to process that part of the site with your brain. When you go to Am
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
>They have an entire shorts section on my subscription page now Because the people you subscribe to are making those shorts. Your subscription page shows you all the most recent videos from the channels you’re subscribed to. That in no w
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
That’s not shoving them down anyone’s throats. If you don’t want to watch a short, don’t click on it. Just like if you don’t want to watch a video about a certain topic, you don’t click on it. Seeing that they exist is in no way an inconven
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
Where is it being shoved down anyone’s throat? You literally have to intentionally click a short video or use the shorts tab to see any YouTube short.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
It’s just happened to be the intersection where an large amount of Internet crusaders exist AND where the non-crusaders are most likely to lay down and accept whatever the impassioned people want.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
My question is why normal people let the insane people have so much influence? We don’t actually have to be nice to people just because they’re slightly upset. Every time they get what they want, it emboldens them.
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
Jee I wish OP would have linked the source instead of just… alluding to it and promising that it’s reliable. “… a site I read…” Lol
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
Nah even the trivial part is too much for most businesses to do themselves. Most companies aren’t going to opt for a bespoke solution to things if something tried and true already exists. Maybe the really small simple applications will be a
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
It was a hole punched in the reinforced carbon-carbon panel that made up the leading edge of the wing. They didn’t use tiles on highly curved parts of the Shuttle, like the nose and the wing leading edges. Those areas were structural heat s
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by Gagarin1917 6mo ago
>Every mission from then on had a backup plan in case the shuttle wasn't in a state to return to Earth (this wasn't really the case before then, which is kinda wild). Another shuttle was always ready to launch, with a new confi

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