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by PostOnce 2y ago
How do you get justice when the law enforcement is corrupt? You must first solve the corruption, which is a tough nut to crack.
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by PostOnce 2y ago
It's as unfair as complaining that an airplane company's airplanes lose a wing when their competitors often lose both wings. The standard isn't good enough and probably never will be, they've been restricted to super-wel
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by PostOnce 2y ago
Several different comments in this sub-thread call this a "mistake". Machines don't make mistakes. If a crane collapses, it didn't make a mistake. If a robot car drives into oncoming traffic, it's not a mistake, it&
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by PostOnce 2y ago
My point is that Waymo isn't a good example of Google's success considering that after decades of development it still can't drive on the right side of the road in broad daylight on a clear day .
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by PostOnce 2y ago
The Waymo that drives on the wrong side of the road in broad daylight on a clear day? Https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/comments/1dvsod6/phoenix_police_officer_pulls_over_a_driverless/
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by PostOnce 2y ago
browsers stagnate by their monoculture, this feature should've been part of a browser (and local to the machine) 20 years ago and here we are adding WebMIDI and webUSB support when we cant even find shit we looked at 3 days ago.
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by PostOnce 2y ago
Okay I have a related inverse rant. I love Australia but good lord are you guys getting carried away with your semi fictional origin stories to Australianize products, food especially. For example, the cheesecake box says "Sara Lee, es
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by PostOnce 2y ago
Dead authors can't choose to give away their works, they're dead. Yet someone still owns the rights 60 years later.
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by PostOnce 2y ago
I would like to be more forgiving than I am, but I struggle to forget abhorrent behavior. Daniel Gross is the guy who was tricking kids into selling a percent of all their future work for a few thousand dollar 'do whatever you want and
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by PostOnce 2y ago
Around here, they're building bigger houses, but also on much smaller plots without gardens or dogs or tree-houses or places for kids to play outdoors. I suspect it's the same in a lot of places. Maybe these square-foot-per-person
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by PostOnce 2y ago
On second thought and too late to edit, a direct link to a relevant search https://defacto2.net/search/result?search=all&query=file_id.... There are also zip files with collections of .diz files, etc
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by PostOnce 2y ago
lots and LOTS of these and more can be enjoyed at https://defacto2.net/home along with much more retro underground history.
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by PostOnce 2y ago
Netflix salaries can pay for any imaginable feature, this is a business decision, not a technical problem. Some netflix programmers make more than some neurosurgeons according to https://www.levels.fyi/companies/netflix
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by PostOnce 2y ago
Is there some country I'm unaware of where the poor don't underperform on every metric relative to the wealthy? Money buys education, security/safety, health, access to social networks, and everything else, so why wouldn&#x2
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by PostOnce 2y ago
By this logic, human travel should also be banned. It's bad for disease risk, the environment, etc. It's not that people believe meat has no downsides, it's that we believe the positives outweigh the negatives. We enjoy meat.
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by PostOnce 2y ago
The man is literally lobbying congress to obtain an artificial monopoly on AI in the name of "safety". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TO0J2Yw7usM
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by PostOnce 2y ago
You wouldn't download a quieter leaf-blower... unless of course you had a 3D printer
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by PostOnce 2y ago
I found an older article on the subject https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2021/03/05/musee-rodin-could... and the man himself has a site: https://cosmowenman.com/
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by PostOnce 2y ago
We are failing to build a worthwhile society to live in. What should we do about that?
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by PostOnce 2y ago
based on our current knowledge, not only of the science that we can extrapolate to the future, but of our technology and how we will apply it note that that list is all negative things we suspect will happen and include no accounting for ou
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by PostOnce 2y ago
Hey, these outsiders commenting on your situation are armchair generals. Don't fret. Everybody has different problems, but we all have problems. We get dealt different hands in life and not all of 'em can be played perfectly, you
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by PostOnce 3y ago
TIC-80 is cool, but it's a clone of PICO-8, and like Doom clones, some of them are great, but they're still not Doom.
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by PostOnce 3y ago
However, TIC-80 only exists because PICO-8 does, and without money, presumably PICO-8 couldn't've been made, the dude would have had to be doing other work to live. Previously this guy made Voxatron, which I imagine paid for PICO-
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by PostOnce 3y ago
Pico-8 was and is one of the most pleasant pieces of software I have used. I can only imagine the wonders the community will produce for this thing. Of course, despite the machine itself (pico 8 that is, and this thing too) being proprietar
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by PostOnce 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metabolic_typing#Metabolic_t... ''' "Metabolic therapy", including administration of laetrile, was promoted for cancer patients by John Richardson in the San Fra
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by PostOnce 3y ago
I wonder if the tracking of location of European users will also be declared illegal under privacy laws, making it illegal for Apple to determine whether or not a European user is in Europe.
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by PostOnce 3y ago
If you like this site you'll also like www.ed-thelen.org (about Nike missiles)
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by PostOnce 3y ago
and they have more memory bandwidth (per dollar) and more VRAM per dollar the trajectory looks good if they can just resist giving up early without seeing instant success
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by PostOnce 3y ago
This is crazy, surely a mechanical engineer would look over every aspect of something so fundamental as the car's wheel and the parts attached to it at a _car company_? How do you miss something like this at a company that size with so
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by PostOnce 3y ago
Your direct link reminds me that many years ago, .tk was shadowbanned on reddit; you could see your post containing a .tk link, but no one else would. It might still be that way. I understand the (arguable) necessity and the prolific scams,

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