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GenerocUsername
2y ago
So this is obviously the intelligence agencies cleaning data before Trump takes control right
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2y ago
You seem to have the TV news version of homeless in mind. The homeless ruining my city and many other major and mid size cities are literally drug addicts from all over the country and even world who sort of just shuffle around from one cit
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2y ago
"their belongings" Having had my car prowled by homeless several times, and any yard decoration pillaged over the years, the objects in homeless camps are 90% stolen and 9% donated, and 1% actual belongings of a person
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2y ago
But it's not perfectly linear, and as should get bigger, the incentive to optimize grows
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2y ago
I always want to use this lib and end up just doing small simple solutions. Does anyone have case examples of when this abstraction helps vs hinders
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2y ago
It would be way worse than micro plastic and closer to your 115v example. The parts would be similar enough to form bonds and trigger receptors, but different enough to become permanently stuck, unable to be processed.
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2y ago
I wish we as people could have meaningful conversations on the internet. To clarify some common logical issues I see spread across dozens of responses in this thread: Drones != Quadcopters Drones COULD use a housing to mimics common aircraf
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2y ago
I blame bootcamp culture driven between 2010 and 2020. Students learning DRY on day 1 and then applying it to the max before intuitively understanding the problems DRY solves. I encounter people trying to establish standards and abstract pa
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2y ago
Venus dry now. Venus dryness not changing. Therefore Venus always dry. Therefore Venus never had earth like life
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2y ago
- He types from a machine filled to the brim with rare earth metals
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2y ago
The same people who were very wrong about the election seem to believe everything the same media says about Russia. Very strong correlation, very questionable propaganda
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2y ago
Sounds like a retro topic. Move standup to 10:30am so Todd can sleep in
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2y ago
Partisan scare tactics? Which outcome would result in loss? Wasn't it Trump who popularized the pullback of Chip manufacturing to the US for security ad prosperity reasons.
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2y ago
Its true. I usually seed conversations with several fact-finding prompts before asking the real question I am after. It populates the chat history with the context and pre-established facts to build the real question from a much more refine
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2y ago
Happened to me too. I was creating circuits and logic in Little Big Planet 2 when the realization hit. I then built and released a Android platformer. My LBP2 levels had 50ish hearts. My Android Game got 15k downloads
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2y ago
I wonder if the humans, in whatever control rig they had, have to act 'robotic', or if the rig is just some sort of pose interpolator which naturally adds the robotic characteristics by way of literally being a robot
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2y ago
Asking for a friend... What's the migration path to a different plugin look like? Seamless? Better be duckin seamless
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2y ago
Is Japans demographic changing? It would be such a shame to lose one of few respect oriented cultures left on the planet to the globalization scheme
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2y ago
Oh awesome. Subscribed
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2y ago
This has probably helped so many people.... In the imaginations of other people
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2y ago
As a Westerner, the gov blaming things on Russia is like a school kid saying their dog ate their homework... Even if it's true, ts so cliche at this point I just don't believe it
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2y ago
This. There is no such thing as blocked on a public platform. Everyone has always known viewing the site incognito allows you to see blocked content.
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2y ago
That was fun to read. This is the type of science that I live, totally bonkers ideas that actually make sense. I wonder how many of our UFOs are pico satellite swarms from other places
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-Future historians were baffled by the extinction of 99% of life on earth after the planet inexplicably became surrounded by a cloud of radioactive soot. Monuments were discovered exclaiming "at least we're not speaking German&quo
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2y ago
GTA V did it first
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Every discussion about RTO is missing a big point, it's not being in an office that everyone hates, (even though it's generally worse than home), it's the commute to and existence of downtown cores. Companies, stop buying the
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As long as shipping in whole floors of indians is a viable strategy it will continue. As soon as they cannot shio them in, they will ship the jobs to India. We need tariffs and controls to maintain quality of living standards above the gl
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2y ago
Poor politicians. "Government for the people by the people, unless the people don't want what they want"
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2y ago
The moon is pretty reflective... If the rings were oriented just right it might actually mirror lots of light that would have missed earth and bounce it down to ground. Possible it would heat the earth.
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Apple is a trillion dollar battery company.
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