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by Recurecur 4mo ago
I believe the correct term is “illegal aliens”, not “migrants”. They weren’t “trafficked”, they were “relocated”.
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by Recurecur 4mo ago
It appears yon ASML employees are disconnected from actual reality.
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by Recurecur 4mo ago
It’s good that this article avoids naming the US an authoritarian state. Instead, the US remains the leading light of freedom among the developed world!
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by Recurecur 4mo ago
Starlink isn’t for areas served by fiber it’s for areas that don’t have have good Internet access available, which are far larger than the area served by fiber.
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by Recurecur 4mo ago
Starlink isn’t for areas served by fiber, it’s for areas that do not have have good Internet access available, which are far larger than the area served by fiber.
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by Recurecur 4mo ago
The stock market is not about current results, it’s about future results. SpaceX has more future upside than any company I can think of…
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by Recurecur 4mo ago
Yep, America is the worst country in the world…except for the rest. ;-)
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by Recurecur 4mo ago
So I guess the numerous Dems who’ve made the exact same gesture (Mamdani being the most recent) are all “Nazis” too? ::rolleyes::
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by Recurecur 4mo ago
How much of these low prices is a result of the Chinese government subsidizing these companies to unfairly compete with established brands? Although, I will grant that having workers available at nearly zero cost is also an advantage. I’ll
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by Recurecur 5mo ago
Plug-in hybrids also have their interesting use cases. If you do live in an area with cheap electricity, that 20-60 miles of electric-only driving can produce savings. You also get regenerative braking with hybrids. Until charging times get
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by Recurecur 5mo ago
All fair points. It is worth saying that vehicles sporting next-gen solid state batteries are available right now. Ever since the Goodenough solid state battery announcements years ago, I’ve been anticipating the benefits. According to his
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by Recurecur 5mo ago
AccuWeather has it at the infamous 51% probability level for thunderstorms at 5 CST, so there’s still a decent chance for success tomorrow. Time will tell!
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by Recurecur 5mo ago
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by Recurecur 5mo ago
To my eye, only the pilot of the rearmost plane is in trouble. The one in front was (more or less) flying straight ahead. It’ll be interesting to see the official findings.
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by Recurecur 5mo ago
That’s a misconception. The Sun is slowly growing more luminous, and inescapable global warming is expected to make the Earth uninhabitable in about a billion years. Life on Earth is about 3/4 of the way through its existence…
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by Recurecur 5mo ago
Your intuition about how far sand particles can fly at high velocity in the Martian atmosphere is way off base…
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by Recurecur 5mo ago
Indeed, and that’s why we’re starting sensibly with a lunar colony… I think you’re also exaggerating those issues considerably.
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by Recurecur 5mo ago
Wrong. Wait and see what happens!
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by Recurecur 5mo ago
I’m a big fan of Mojo’s design. It isn’t comparable to Julia since it has deterministic memory management. I also think Mojo is more focused on being an industrial strength language. I was shocked to see the first iteration of Julia ahead o
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by Recurecur 5mo ago
The round discussed was 9mm Luger, which has no problem penetrating bone. 22 LR is no slouch either. The Alaska state record brown bear was killed by a 22 round through the skull.
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by Recurecur 5mo ago
“Trump was never actually broke, but his popularity comes from the fact that he took a bunch of public political stances that his political opponents refused to take because they genuinely thought those stances were immoral” Um, no. His pop
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by Recurecur 7mo ago
Good questions… Another one: Is this newly discovered particle stable, or does it only exist for a short time before transforming in some way? I didn’t see any mention of that in the article. Is it theoretically possible to have atoms with
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by Recurecur 7mo ago
It actually doesn’t look too bad if the canal ran on the west side of the mountains… One hopes that will be a moot point once the Islamists fall in Iran.
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by Recurecur 7mo ago
This entire effort at “age verification” needs to die in a fire.
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by Recurecur 7mo ago
Tesla FSD is currently very good, and I think _on average_ is better than the typical driver (no distractions, no substances, no fatigue, 360 deg vision, faster reaction time). Granted, that isn’t helpful if you hit an edge case. Still, I t
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by Recurecur 7mo ago
You should read up on “false equivalence”…
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by Recurecur 7mo ago
::multiple laughing emojis:: Our “models of climate change” have regularly been falsified at this point. It is absolutely unknown how much “climate change” is attributable to humans right now. Nor is it actually known what the net favorabil
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by Recurecur 8mo ago
Oh, you mean the guy that benched 315 lb the other day? The guy who’s led the US military flawlessly through several major operations over the last year? Check your news sources…
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by Recurecur 8mo ago
Don’t panic too much yet, there are other legal bases for the tariffs. We’ll see…
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by Recurecur 8mo ago
So, I was downvoted twice, yet neither of you doubtless brilliant individuals bothered to refute my points. I’ll emphasize my main point further, LLMs have no ability to innovate much beyond the vast data they’ve scraped. They’re almost ent

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