NotSammyHagar

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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
That's true, the ussr did some impressive things, and the millions of deaths they suffered fighting the germans in ww2 can't be forgotten, along with the impact of their weakening of the german forces over time.
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
I'm not going to argue about the many other fantastic achievements. How about figuring out the atom, the components of that, then the subcomponents of electrons, etc. That's pretty amazing, figuring out electromagnetism in general
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
You must be making a sarcastic comment, right? Some people do honestly believe that because god is on 'our' side, the us and constitution were divinely motivated and everything in it was coming from god somehow. All the horrible j
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Drones and missiles will be perhaps the most important. One day it will be military robots. And guess who can makes the mass quantities of drones and missiles.
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Yeah, but if they do it 10 years from now, it could well be different. Thus the very interesting book, "2034: A Novel of the Next World War", 2022, by Elliot Ackerman (Author), Admiral James Stavridis USN (Author). The interesting
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Great observation. I have this idea (apparently semi-obvious based on this discussion) that if there is a future war with China (sure hope we can avoid it), in terms of production and technology, the US is in Germany's position and Chi
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
I'm sure they lessened the rules, we have endless examples. Think about how dangerous your job is if your expected mission lifetime is extremely short, and it's a total all out war for survival, we are willing to risk it (willing
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Those are great points. I didn't think about it at the time. Since they were pushing me hard to sign a contract that for once literally blocked most of the companies in the cs speciality area I mostly have worked in, it gave me enough
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Trust me, bro. Windows keeps adding these anti-consumer features, ads, and other things. And people keep using it??? I used to work there and I can't believe they keep doing this stuff.
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Are Voyager 1 & 2 the greatdst scientific achievement of the human race? I think it's an easy argument to make. I'm very impressed about figuring out this problem and working around it. It would take 50 years to repeat, becaus
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
It sure means a lot more after liquidity, but big successful companies like spacex do have a market selling pre-ipo options or shares or whatever.
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
This reads like more than standard restrictions. I hate those like everyone, they are just intended to chill complaints in my opinion with enough question to scare average people without legal expertise (like me, like most devs), just like
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
And with those folks, the next step is always rugged invidualist (billionaire) creatives types who take all the risk (with vc money!) should own all this infrastructure and power therein and use it to remake society to their own advantage.
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
The story says one reason to hack and steal the log book is there is some PII (personal identifying information, aka say your email address). That could connect some personal id. Anyway, there is another reason you should probably always re
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
One big problem with these things is there's not yet standardization, you sell your gm vehicle and buy say a hyundai and the equipment won't talk to it. On the batteries included podcast they mentioned an indevelopment standard (a
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
kids can get cancer though
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Part of it is that they are just way better at building a web browser that works really well and advances fast and fixes security issues fairly quickly. There's an open source variant (it's degoogled). Google loves this because th
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
Google needs to develop AI^2 local feature. It knows what you want to add to the future AI feature.
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
From forecasts on that page and other forecasts, it won't go far enough south to be visible.
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
Rich people can afford those high taxes. Taxes don't get us to more housing. There have to be rules to build more housing. Nothing works without more housing being built, and housing has to be somewhat oriented toward more affordable h
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
If we ever get into a major power war, even without nukes, there's so much Russia or China can do to knock out our modern communications and infrastructure, and block world wide commerce, communications through fiber lines, food shipme
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
It's the heterogenous combination of multiple and constantly changing hardware requiring tweaks or adjustments to the sleep modes. It's not satisfactory to write that down but I think that's what's happening.
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
This is an excellent laptop, I've found it to be great. Plenty of people can't stand chromeos, but you can run linux in vm mode, I find the ability to have a safe env but run any x / linux apps natively makes for a very compe
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
thanks for posting, that was strangely a great and positive example of what we can all do.
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
This is an interesting case, in part because what can US courts do to force corporations in other countries to obey their orders. Then there's the issue that the software from these companies are a threat to freedom and democracy every
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
If the plant is producing at expected amounts, the cost of paying a human and union acceptable wage won't be that much. A union contract means you won't have labor strife later, just negotiate a contact. Without a union you have e
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
This was a great piece! He really writes in a room with a group of people. He avoids writing alone because there is too much time to fuck around and do nothing, surf the net in today's terms. That is so true. I love working at home alo
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
All of this progress is also good information to counter the endless claims that electric vehicles are destroying the world. There is an impact from all mining exercises and there are terrible conditions in some cobalt mines. Tesla apparent
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
Use your spelling "aid". ;-)
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by NotSammyHagar 3y ago
I disagree. I thought it was great, had creative ideas and concepts, enjoyed it reading the English translation.

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