Teever

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The heart of the US oil boom is slowing(reuters.com)
7 points by Teever 1y ago|0 comments
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by Teever 1y ago
You can see a combination of "keep calm and carry on" denial and outright attempts to hide what's happening right here in the form of the flagging that this post got.
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by Teever 1y ago
You need drones to do it in a way that significantly reduces the risk of getting caught. As it is vigilante action against law enforcement in the west is a sure death sentence and probably life long reprisal against your family once you&#x2
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by Teever 1y ago
I'm very interested in the consequences of vigilante applications of this kind of technologies. Imagine a scenario where people start taking out corrupt police officers who have until now been able to terrorize small communities with
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by Teever 1y ago
This is a really cool idea and your comment has inspired me to get some friends together to do something similar. If you're interested we should collaborate so that we can compare results.
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by Teever 1y ago
The next step in the automation is a cargo container sized machine that can be fed parts and spit out packaged drones ready to go.[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Variety
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by Teever 1y ago
Have you checked the latency on modern cell networks lately? I had a friend who was gaming on his phone that was tethered to his desktop about a decade ago and after he disabled some power saving stuff in the settings on android he was gett
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by Teever 1y ago
Imagine an assassination that is done with a drone mailed internationally to a PO Box. Send a gig driver to pick up a small box and drop it off at an abandoned lot. The box has a machine inside that cuts the box open and opens up to releas
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by Teever 1y ago
This is an absurd argument. You could make the exact same argument about addition (5+9 is definitely 'solved') and yet we still make children practice, practice, practice this stuff.
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by Teever 1y ago
Maybe in some industries and for some companies and their products but not all. Like let's take operating systems as an example. If there are great productivity gains from LLMs while aren't companies like Apple, Google and MS shi
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The ELF: What the ARM Assembler Generates on Raspberry Pi(embeddedjourneys.com)
8 points by Teever 1y ago|0 comments
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by Teever 1y ago
The assumption underlying this is that the governments that implement the WIPO treaty are doing so without duress or threat of tariffs from the United States which may or may not be true. We'll never know. But what we do know is that
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by Teever 1y ago
The chilling effect that this is going to have will have blowback consequences for the Social Media industry and the surveillance community that work lockstep to get people to share personal details and opinions in public online environment
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by Teever 1y ago
Yeah but Sears is a reputable company selling reputable brands that became so ubiquitous as to enter into the lexicon. That's miles apart from some fly by night catalogue with ads from Jim Bob selling what was only a decades prior the
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by Teever 1y ago
When this conversation comes up it is typically mentioned that employers have mechanisms of enforcement that are tied to their basic accounting required for taxes as well as surveillance cameras that are also meant to watch customers for t
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by Teever 1y ago
That isn't theft. If an employee completes all the work assigned to them and passes performance reviews then what you're describing is a suboptimal use of the employees on the part of the employer.
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by Teever 1y ago
Can you elaborate on your comment? What makes Canada's immigration policy sensible in your mind?
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by Teever 1y ago
This is unavoidable and the only way to mitigate the negatives is sousveillance.[0] I reject claims by law enforcement that this will lead to making their lives less safe and that they will need to take steps to mitigate it including wearin
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The prime minister with a crush for Hitler:The day Mackenzie King met the Fuhrer(nationalpost.com)
1 points by Teever 1y ago|0 comments
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by Teever 1y ago
Well that's just it, Over the long run Alberta has proven that it is not able to run a balanced budget[0][1][2] and the only times where it has come close have been achieved through a combination of high oil prices, the selling off of
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by Teever 1y ago
As I understand it the BC Liberals are a centre-right party that don't have any affiliation with the Federal Liberal Party of Canada. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BC_United
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by Teever 1y ago
I'm a bit busy at the moment so my comment will be in point form. * Tying personal identity to a commodity which has a price that experiences guaranteed and radical fluctuations. * Being the only province that doesn't have a provi
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by Teever 1y ago
I'm from Alberta and I'm quite concerned about this topic. This recent HN comment[0] has been on my mind lately. I've lived here my whole life and while I have some level of sympathy for the sense of western alienation I fee
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by Teever 1y ago
It's also worth mentioning the influence of insular religious groups in Alberta. Hutterites, Mennonites, Doukhobors, and Mormons moved to Alberta to escape oppression/oversight and their presence has had a lasting impact on the c
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by Teever 1y ago
Does anyone know if Mozilla has built up an endowment/trust fund type thing that will allow them to operate without further revenue from an entity like Google?
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There's Always a First(preservinghope.substack.com)
1 points by Teever 1y ago|0 comments
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This Kidney Was Frozen for 10 Days. Could Surgeons Transplant It?(nytimes.com)
3 points by Teever 1y ago|1 comments
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The SpaceX genie is out of the bottle(chrisprophet.substack.com)
10 points by Teever 1y ago|6 comments
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by Teever 1y ago
This is all true but this is all misdirection from the topic at hand which is that a man organization with a profit motive may have coerced health practitioners into forcing DNRs into people.
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by Teever 1y ago
I was under the impression that small wind generators at the scale of suburban backyards are really uneconomical and don't produce sufficient energy for anything of practical use.

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