Grakel

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by Grakel 5y ago
What's not mentioned is that if you had a 3D map and you held it in your hands to look at it, the light would come from the top in any normal room or outside.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Employers and social police be aware that TameAntelope has stated in previous comments: "I'm actually pretty terrible at learning new things." Don't expect him to learn new social rules or new skills very easily. Low soc
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by Grakel 5y ago
Yes, that system is discussed in the article, and it looks like it doesn't work very well. I doubt it can keep up with human labor. I agree. It will happen eventually, but the bigger point here that is more related to to discussions on
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by Grakel 5y ago
Mix mortar to the consistency of mashed potatoes and apply gently but thoroughly to two faces of a heavy, but brittle object, then place that brick into a corner with both faces with applied mortar of even thickness touching receiving faces
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by Grakel 5y ago
Programming will be automated long before brick laying. We can barely print a document with confidence.
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by Grakel 5y ago
What a disgusting and condescending article. Basically saying we should be grateful that printer companies give us cheap printers so they can bleed us for the ink. Printers suck because it's the only physical thing we ask computers to
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by Grakel 5y ago
Money spent on equipment to discourage China from killing people.
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by Grakel 5y ago
I was unaware of the merger, sorry.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Taxes don't equal government expenditure. It's not a inflow-outflow system.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Government money isn't finite and doesn't get shuffled from budget to budget in some sort of rational discussion. It's all just numbers and politics.
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by Grakel 5y ago
They could do both. Government money isn't finite, that's my point. They certainly would never have a meeting where they said, ok we cut a trillion from the military, what should we move it to? It doesn't work like that.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Agreed. CBS is on their list. I can't even name anything on CBS.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Got it, interesting.
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by Grakel 5y ago
I don't think that's their only focus: https://www.marinecorpstimes.com/news/your-marine-corps/2021... Edit: littoral appears in their documents extensively. But you are correct that China is the focus,
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by Grakel 5y ago
Yes, absolutely.
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by Grakel 5y ago
That's not literally true, obviously. There's plenty of money for them to go after if they were actually worried about government debt. I think the big secret is that it doesn't really matter as long as the debt growth rate d
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by Grakel 5y ago
Meh. Is government expenditure bad? The money flows into the economy and technology is researched and developed. It's not like the money would be spent elsewhere, it's all debt we're just going to hold on to until inflation r
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by Grakel 5y ago
Strange, considering the next big thing in military thinking (other than urban) is a shift to littoral focus, preparing for the Pacific shores to become the battleground. Read up on the Marines' major self redefinition currently going
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by Grakel 5y ago
Not really, considering many people spend a majority of their time consuming "indie" content on Instagram or YouTube and it's never been easier to create and release content of any kind. The more you tighten your grip, the mo
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by Grakel 5y ago
This is for a camera on a phone.
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by Grakel 5y ago
I wonder if the quality of the movie will have to be calculated. Especially considering this is by far the worst MCU film.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Everybody wants more housing in SF, but building up doesn't increase the grocery stores, the roads, the parking, the first floor retail, the room on the sidewalk. Everything outside the home will become more crowded. You can always sho
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by Grakel 5y ago
Yep. There's been a recent surge of changing the term "people of color" to "the global majority." I hope the global minority is going to have some rights left when this is over.
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by Grakel 5y ago
If you haven't seen The Edge with Anthony Hopkins, watch it.
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by Grakel 5y ago
The supreme court has decided that the police have no obligation to interrupt a crime or protect you from violence, only to investigate afterwards. Even if they decide to, they're minutes or sometimes hours away.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Ask Vietnam or Afghanistan if you can fight off the American military with rifles.
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by Grakel 5y ago
That's my view.
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The vast majority (practically all) gun homicides happen in a handful of counties where guns are completely banned and are gang members killing gang members. That's a cultural and economic problem that isn't solved by gun laws.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Wanting to defund the police? Having this opinion and at the same time wanting to ban guns is truly puzzling.
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by Grakel 5y ago
Well the Bill of Rights doesn't grant rights. It's a list of things the government can't do. I would start with stopping them from restricting property at all. Much less guns. Behavior should be regulated, not inanimate objec

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