IAmBroom

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by IAmBroom 24d ago
Flock has over 80% of the US market. You've seen this level of attention on a market leader before: on Microsoft, on Adobe, and others.
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by IAmBroom 24d ago
It doesn't even fix things if the next POTUS is the exact opposite. The world has been shown what we are capable of doing. Any four-year stretch could be governed by a joke hired to "own the libs". Caligula's horse can&#
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by IAmBroom 24d ago
Am Yank; feel the same about our politics and imperialism.
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by IAmBroom 24d ago
Do they contain more than 100 mg of liquid?
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by IAmBroom 24d ago
Total and complete elimination of anxiety was never the claim. Management and reduction is enough.
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by IAmBroom 24d ago
Convenience is by definition one step. Disgust requires research, analysis, and decision. The research alone is beyond most users' general practice. Why would anyone walk in the front door when they could hop a fence, pry open a window
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by IAmBroom 25d ago
You're being downvoted for a reasonable position. Both can be true.
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by IAmBroom 25d ago
You are literally claiming the Jan. 6 murder of police officers was "peacefully transferring power". It was never claimed that it was successful.
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by IAmBroom 25d ago
There are two sabotage acts being discussed; a train was derailed in the other one.
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by IAmBroom 25d ago
Why? Russia gains nothing from taking responsibility.
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by IAmBroom 25d ago
All that's being said is, "Russia is known to exploit political conflicts to harm their enemies". WHY those conflicts exist is irrelevant. No one is saying it absolutely, unquestionably was Russian interference. Just that it
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by IAmBroom 26d ago
A test was recently mentioned to me, regarding aphantasia vs visual thinkers. Imagine a cube that has a red top and bottom and front face, and all other faces are blue. How many edges are red on one side and blue on the other? Now, in solvi
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by IAmBroom 26d ago
Knowing a thing exists is not the same as knowing how it interacts with other things.
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by IAmBroom 26d ago
> I dropped an image that was color corrected with AI > But I wouldn't have called this image AI All you've shown is that you have a different definition of "AI image" than the program does.
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by IAmBroom 26d ago
> There aren't a lot of orbiting three bodies without external gravitational influences disturbing them. This is of course a relative statement. Every object affects every other object, subject to the limitations of lightspeed propa
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by IAmBroom 26d ago
> Except it's much harder to find stable 3-body problems than computer programs that are predictable. Proving that statement is true might be harder than either of the other two issues.
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by IAmBroom 26d ago
Again, relativistic speeds change distance (from what we experience at non-relativistic speeds). At no point do you travel faster than light - the world you are leaving will appear redshifted. If you were going faster than light, the backgr
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by IAmBroom 27d ago
But that's the problem: as soon as you move control inwards to the software, and add more accessibility (smart watch, voice control, whatever), you have a sophisticated, hidden control layer. How do you know that your dryer won't
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by IAmBroom 27d ago
Timers have been on appliances since Desi first yelled at Lucy. Yes, it's possible.
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by IAmBroom 27d ago
Bankrupting a whole, large national economy is a bit trickier than boycotting a company. I mean, someone like Trump is probably capable of doing it from the inside, but Korea's educational standards are too high to elect him...
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by IAmBroom 29d ago
There is evidence, unless you are of the genocidal cult that believes every Palestinian born is automatically a terrorist. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualties_of_the_Gaza_war
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by IAmBroom 29d ago
A slow, ongoing reaction is not going to fix a sudden, large action.
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by IAmBroom 29d ago
> > What do you think the chain of command looks like in the third world? > I have no idea, but Im certain that twitter recordings do not put frontline forces in disarray. And yet as a counterexample: reality.
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by IAmBroom 29d ago
> You’d bet your life on it? This is why it succeeded: lizard brain decisions overcame training in the armed forces.
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by IAmBroom 29d ago
Water often puts out fires by diluting the oxygen with steam, giving the embers time to cool off. In practice, the cooling factor is important, but the momentary extinguishment of active flame limits the spread - especially when there is mo
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by IAmBroom 29d ago
I invented a steam engine when I was in 5th grade. It wasn't completely novel nor efficient, but I invented it independently, and my science teacher showed enough interest to spur a 50-year warm memory. Praising kids for achievements i
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by IAmBroom 29d ago
My favorite was the student who demonstrated small, leaf-like solar panels on a tower, and claimed that somehow they were more efficient than a single panel. No. Not possible. Not even going to do the math. Dumb. Somewhat more wind-resistan
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by IAmBroom 29d ago
In the same sense that using a 3D printer is DIY. Moreso than buying a thing off the interwebs; less so than carving or casting your own thing.
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by IAmBroom 29d ago
I have 20 year old white duct tape on containers in my basement that has never peeled. It takes ink pretty well. Obviously hell if you need to remove it, but we're talking about permanent labels. If I need to change a label I just put
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by IAmBroom 1mo ago
> The 'magic' of relativity is that the speed of light is not really a speed limit. You can travel endlessly far ahead of it. Distance and time then begin to distort, and you effectively travel into the future, but you can go a

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