Geonode

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by Geonode 4y ago
I see steel reinforced concrete with the steel exposed in overhead beams. This thing is gonna have to come down. Good steel reinforced concrete starts deteriorating before a hundred years. It's no material for a cathedral.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Hard to believe something can be this dramatic and also this boring. It takes a real commitment to pointlessness that really speaks to where we are, so I see why it's making a comeback. Truly gross.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Art is using the qualities of a medium to enrich your message. Dall-E and it's training data are a medium with qualities that we can use to enrich a text based message.
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by Geonode 4y ago
As Russia has shown us if you have a corrupt structure all the way down, no amount of money will make a stable, competitive nation.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Oh no I used 1 out of 2 free articles, I really need to think about subscribing.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Saying it twice doesn't make it less wrong. The priority is never packing as many people as possible into a given area. Its quality of life.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Currently anyone can easily machine AR-15s at home, and soon enough you will be able to 3D print all the parts. The future of gun control is as bright as the war on drugs.
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by Geonode 4y ago
A single family home is the ideal, period. Ideally with ten or more acres. Some people would increase density until we're all living in Blade Runner hoping it would make rents drop.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Do just a single Google search, friend, on home manufacture of firearms.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Uh, beyond our differences of opinion here, point of fact, people make completely functional ARs and other modern weapons from scratch at home. I have thousands of rounds through several of mine.
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by Geonode 4y ago
How many drunk driving deaths before you quit drinking? It's created for no reason but to impair judgement.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Quite wrong, we already have too many gun laws, and the NRA are partially responsible. But we're working on that.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Or maybe there's an ideal size for a given area based on geography and maybe many areas are already at that size.
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by Geonode 4y ago
So the next question is why?
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by Geonode 4y ago
Sticker wraps on a casket sounds incredibly tacky. This article is a gross publicity piece. How many does he donate to kids killed in Chicago every weekend, who the media ignores?
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by Geonode 4y ago
I remember getting a new computer with 320 gigabytes of storage when I went to college. Someone asked me what I could ever use that much space for. Still, 30TB seems like an ocean.
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by Geonode 4y ago
No, myself and thousands of other Americans legally manufacture firearms in their garage with very simple, commonplace tools. If you saved up a few months worth of aluminum cans, you could do it all from that, except for the barrel and a fe
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by Geonode 4y ago
And yet guns are more popular than ever, with millions of new gun owners every year and gun laws being rolled back in dozens of states. A new generation of safe, responsible gun owners across race and gender lines is blossoming all over the
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by Geonode 4y ago
Every high school has pot in it, which is illegal. Bans don't work. You can grow pot in a closet in a few months and you can make a gun in a garage in a few hours. Banning things, whether abortion, drugs, guns, or books is a knee jerk
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by Geonode 4y ago
They could have won that fight, but they don't care enough. I use Yandex for images now, it's very good.
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by Geonode 4y ago
The NRA has long been a poser organization riddled with corruption, their only useful characteristic being their size. Strongly recommend you check out the GOA if you're 50 and under, since you're probably part of the huge new gen
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by Geonode 4y ago
No problem, interesting article. Dyson has made some functional stuff, I look forward to seeing what they come out with.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Bans don't work: drugs, abortion, guns, books. It's the most childish reaction to things we don't like. In a world where you can go to a new city and get a drug grown only in South America within an hour, you'll always b
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by Geonode 4y ago
Removing the ellipses from the title makes it seem like they are revealing the robots now, as opposed to the bet, meaning their goal for robots, which is where they're at with this.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Lowly millionaires? They can't get in the door at Davos.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Diet coke tastes like cleaning chemicals.
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by Geonode 4y ago
My C920 will suddenly drop focus and constantly tries to compensate lighting. And I cannot get it to stop. I'm definitely in the market for the right clean HDMI camera.
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by Geonode 4y ago
They don't know how to make things good. They probably think it's something you can measure. So they just make a ton and hope to get lucky.
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by Geonode 4y ago
Thank you, but no photos?
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by Geonode 4y ago
Many people can't tell the difference between Pepsi and Coke in a blind test, which is insane. I wouldn't base any decisions on 'most people.'

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