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901.
by Sabinus 3y ago
This is the explanation that checks out with me. Add some impulse for Bush Jr to finish what Bush Sr started and you have yourself a ridiculous waste of resources.
902.
by Sabinus 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alleged_military_use_of_al-Shi...
903.
by Sabinus 3y ago
>another potential future foe Unlikely. They have a vastly different culture and governmental culture to the Chinese, and they're not quite as upset about the colonial era.
904.
by Sabinus 3y ago
That's really chilling.
905.
by Sabinus 3y ago
>Your company SpaceX will fail in its doomed mission to make humans a multiplanetary species, and its rockets won’t stop blowing up. I got to this part, and lost a bit of respect for the author. Reads like a rage piece.
906.
by Sabinus 3y ago
Sigh.
907.
by Sabinus 3y ago
From the article I got the impression it was for collecting weed vision data.
908.
by Sabinus 3y ago
Why do you think 99% of the new Tesla's today will be in a scrap heap in 20 years?
909.
by Sabinus 3y ago
>I think if the tech does not get acquired by someone big you probably will never see it come to market in any meaningful way. Why? They should be able to acquire purchase agreements and startup investment on the strength of the product.
910.
by Sabinus 3y ago
Don't let perfect be the enemy of good.
911.
by Sabinus 3y ago
Epic pays those Devs for timed exclusivity on EGS, with the profits from Fornite and Unreal.
912.
by Sabinus 3y ago
I wonder if the X should be pronounced in the Chinese manner, as in Xi Jinping.
913.
by Sabinus 3y ago
My favourite science fiction book, highly recommended.
914.
by Sabinus 3y ago
That's very interesting. Aims to prevent American small arms supply to adversaries I imagine.
915.
by Sabinus 3y ago
I would caution about giving children receipt paper. It may contain a lot of BPA (or replacements). https://www.smh.com.au/business/consumer-affairs/controversi...
916.
by Sabinus 3y ago
Australia, the UK, France, Germany, Qatar and many many other countries have state media companies with high quality content. They have bias, but so do private companies. State owned media outlets are only awful if the state is awful.
917.
by Sabinus 3y ago
I would love YouTube to be state owned. The same with a state backed digital identity and social media.
918.
by Sabinus 3y ago
"Some evil megacorp is already carpet bombing maintainers with C&Ds and there is ZERO help for this." Is it possible or realistic for a code host to not care about US copyright laws and for developers to contribute anonymously
919.
by Sabinus 3y ago
>I prefer to know how much of the price is from taxes because of transparency, as I mentioned in another comment on this thread. In the current system, to get that information you have to compare the label cost to the cost you paid. How
920.
by Sabinus 3y ago
Can't all those use cases in the Bugzilla report be fixed by "inform users that using pip in Firefox on our videos breaks the functionality on our site"?
921.
by Sabinus 3y ago
Hopefully the FCC can force this agreement on any company using American launch infrastructure.
922.
by Sabinus 3y ago
If the 'business model' of the CPCs is to pretend they're abortion clinics when they're not, then a business search engine would want to distinguish between the two for it's clients, who aren't interested in vi
923.
by Sabinus 3y ago
To add to your suggested voter reforms, implement ranked choice voting instead of first past the post.
924.
by Sabinus 3y ago
Professional reputation is and has always mattered when engaging with large companies. Especially between 'media personalities' and media companies.
925.
by Sabinus 3y ago
>He spoke things that many wished went unsaid. Yes, but why did they wish it unsaid? Is it because he's speakin (uncomfortable) truth to power, or because he's an ignorant man spreading potentially dangerous narratives?
926.
by Sabinus 3y ago
Number of publications and citations are the current incentives researchers respond to. If published studies that have been replicated were the highest incentive instead, maybe it would reduce the risk of faked studies.
927.
by Sabinus 3y ago
It's a pretty well understood fact that lithium processing has withered in the West because currently it's an extremely polluting process.
928.
by Sabinus 3y ago
There isn't enough material yet for a large robust recycling industry, and collection of small batteries is still an issue.
929.
by Sabinus 3y ago
There's been an influx of users since the Reddit snafu, I think they're just settling in. Might just be my perception, but I've seen the tone of the average comment shift a bit.
930.
by Sabinus 3y ago
Maybe the stable horde could work it into the project. https://stablehorde.net/

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