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by Stevvo 9mo ago
https://starlink.com/legal/documents/DOC-1000-41799-67 Privacy policy here answers the question "What Personal Information Do We Collect? It's a lot.
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by Stevvo 9mo ago
Epic really don't need to engage in such dirty tricks to get kids money; they do all that to each other. Kids with the default Fortnite skin are bullied, excluded. The social pressure is huge.
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by Stevvo 9mo ago
Get a feeling the government will launch some sort of inquiry into antisemitism in the police to distract and brush the incompetence and cover up under the rug.
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by Stevvo 9mo ago
Plenty of tourists enjoy eating deep-fried maggots in Thailand every year. But Thai people don't, they find the idea as disgusting as anyone else does. However if they can be turned into nondescript foodstuffs like protein powder, I fi
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by Stevvo 9mo ago
It starts getting tricky at 50, 100 is the kinda like end, you win.
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
Look at the track record of past US interventions. In hindsight, they almost never "beneficial for the greater good". Things turn to chaos quickly.
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
Before the AI bubble, Bitmain was only worth ~$1 billion. Now they are worth ~15, because they make chips for AI also. Either way, you could buy bitmain for the budget mentioned in the attack if it were for sale. Or bitmain could pull off t
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
Different airlines have different policies. e.g. others you don't get stuck waiting on the plane because they don't load passengers while a mechanic is still working on the avionics.
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
A bus is generally a far more pleasant experience. When taking bus you are not herded like cattle into pens based on priority queue status. When a bus has technical issue, they don't hold you hostage on-board for hours to avoid paying
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
SciFi becomes reality.
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
Saw some funny bugs I don't remember from the original, but it looks a lot better.
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
For 150 years they sat in their universities teaching land value taxes are the optimal form of taxation.
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
There is one puzzle piece that you can't reach early in the game; to get it you have to bring a later piece back to the puzzle, put it in its place, then jump on the platform that is drawn on the puzzle piece. But most people just giv
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
Blow has actually talked about those puzzles in streams, said he regrets it because more players than not stopped playing the games at that point. It's the definition of bad design to implement some untested abstract idea without givin
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
Georgism is the only long-term solution to this problem. It's not like there is even disagreement on that; any economist would tell you so. However, the Landed gentry have no interest in solutions.
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
Depends on your definition of fun. In both Braid and the Witness, eventually you come across a puzzle you cannot solve and have to use Google to find the answer, because the game never bothered to even hint at how it could be solved. That&#
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
Thailand, famously, was never colonized by European powers. Everywhere else, some colonial administrator standardized a system of romanization.
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
Hong Kong the liberal democracy, that you think you knew, never existed. Most in HK will tell you that that have more freedom under China than they ever had under the British
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
At least they are using it for Biodiesel. This happens daily in China, hundreds of thousands of people collect used oil from drains/sewers and sell it to a refinery. However, the refinery doesn't turn it into bio-diesel; they clea
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
The 737 Max is unstable in the pitch axis. There is no debate about that. It might help to read what aerodynamic instability actually means before making such a claim: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stability_derivatives
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
Any Boeing other than 777/787 does not use fly-by-wire. However, that doesn't illuminate the possibility of these errors. Whilst the flight-controls are mechanically linked, the autopilot/trim is electric, so is still suspect
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
The high-level tasks are beyond what any single intern could reasonably hope to complete over a summer. Obviously a space agency has to set ambitious goals, but this is just unreasonable.
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MAPF-GPT – a deep learning-based model for solving MAPF problems(github.com)
1 points by Stevvo 10mo ago|0 comments
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
Switzerland doesn't really have jobs locals wont do like other countries. e.g. cleaning pays enough that it's as respectable a profession as any other.
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
The variance is way too high for this test to have any value at all. I ran it 10 times, and each pelican on a bicycle was a better rendition than that, about half of them you could say were perfect.
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September 12th: A Toy World(onseriousgames.com)
1 points by Stevvo 10mo ago|0 comments
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
On the contrary, you have it completely backwards. Each time one side beaches the laws of war, more on the other side are motivated towards extremism. This cycle is why there is still war between Israel/Palestine after 74 years of fig
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
What? Iran is a 2574 years old. Saying Iran exists to "destroy Israel" is absurd as your attitude to International law. Was Iran just sitting there planning how to destroy Israel for 2500 years? Enjoy WW3, because that's whe
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by Stevvo 10mo ago
Very optimistic. From what I've heard, ITER will not be operational in 10 years.
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by Stevvo 11mo ago
Cutting dandelions with a lawnmower just sends the seeds everywhere making the problem worse.

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