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Bill Gates testifies Epstein pressured him using knowledge of his affairs
8 points by Teever 3mo ago|2 comments
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The US army veteran and the mystery Boeings flying Sudan's war routes(reuters.com)
5 points by Teever 3mo ago|0 comments
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Buffett omits gift to Bill Gates' foundation after his Epstein ties disclosed(theguardian.com)
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by Teever 3mo ago
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AI Fuels Startup Boom Across the US(bloomberg.com)
2 points by Teever 3mo ago|1 comments
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by Teever 3mo ago
This is an odd response. I've been to countries that have special tourist police trained in english who frequent tourist locations to prevent this kind of behaviour. I've never experienced it personally but I've heard storie
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by Teever 3mo ago
What happens if a tourist refuses to pay the fee? Or asks for resolution by a neutral third party like law enforcement? Seems like a kind of practice that could quickly become impractical if people simply DDOS it by disputing it.
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People Who Want to Stop AI by Any Means Necessary(thewalrus.ca)
2 points by Teever 3mo ago|0 comments
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The Carney government's expanding power to identify Canadians online(thehub.ca)
6 points by Teever 3mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 3mo ago
There are amateurs chasing the speed record using similar designs too: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=world%27s%20fas... Unit cost for a lot of these seems to be under ~$5K USD, not counting the value of engin
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by Teever 3mo ago
I loved that game. You may me excited to know that there was a song from the developers on the CD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuV4Oe9n5T0
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by Teever 3mo ago
I find it interesting how many people come out of the wood work to make disparaging comments about people who use cannabis whenever the subject of cannabis use comes up on HN. Having lived in a country where cannabis has been legal for abou
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by Teever 3mo ago
I get where you're coming from but we haven't really seen any sort of space based telescope designs that take advantage of the Falcon launch paradigm of cheap and reliable launches. Some sort of modular telescope array that could
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Instagram running ads promoting child sexual abuse material in India, BBC finds(bbc.com)
7 points by Teever 3mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 3mo ago
It isn't in dispute that it got worse. Most of us have worked at a place that was either bad enough that we knew and didn't say anything or that we should have known was that bad. That isn't anything new. You do what you go
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by Teever 3mo ago
It's too convenient that so many of these stories go something like "It was okay when I joined but somewhere along the way things there got dirty, but I'm still clean!" Why is it always that way? Why is no one ever writi
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by Teever 3mo ago
Was it different or are the people who voluntarily started working for Google around that period unable to admit to themselves and others that it was always questionable to work for a entity like Google? To certain observers this was obviou
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Doggerland – 'lost world' beneath North Sea(discoverwildlife.com)
6 points by Teever 3mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 3mo ago
> the switch line is nearly impossible Werent early versions of the Switch 1 jail broken pretty fast and people were dumping switch 1 roms online to play in emulators? I don’t follow this stuff too closely but I thought that I saw people
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by Teever 3mo ago
But is there enough of a market for blu-rays of newer western releases in Japan to keep the entire production and distribution chain alive around the rest of the world?
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by Teever 3mo ago
Right? Like the through line for all of this stuff is limp and ineffective enforcement. Fines need to start doubling for every time one of these companies reoffend.
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by Teever 3mo ago
It’s a good question. If I buy a bag of white powder thinking that it’s cocaine and it turns out the person selling it to me actually gave me a bag of flour did I commit a crime? What crime? If I’m angry at someone and I decide to kill them
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by Teever 3mo ago
If we hadn’t designed our economy around carbon emitting processes from the beginning there would be no incentive to continue to do this by exporting industrial capacity to authoritarian states. But because of that original sin we see exact
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by Teever 3mo ago
Thats a good list of questions here’s another good thought provoking line of thinking: As someone trading labour for a wage should I adjust my productivity to match the tools I’m using? That is to say if I’m using CAD should I bother using
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So, did Dolly from 'Moonraker' wear braces or not?(old.reddit.com)
4 points by Teever 3mo ago|0 comments
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Oil stocks in US Strategic Reserve fall by 5.5M – lowest level since 1983(reuters.com)
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by Teever 3mo ago
You might find this interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mens_rea
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by Teever 3mo ago
Maybe CO2 emissions haven't been regulated successfully because attempts to regulate the came far too late, and the attempts to regulate similar issues in space are coming right on time? It's a lot harder to stop a very, very larg
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by Teever 3mo ago
Regulations designed to prevent the rise of negative externalities in a nascent industry is exactly the role of government. If you don't believe in a role for government in regulating access to space despite (despite it having that rol
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Caution: Content Warnings Do Not Reduce Distress, Study Shows (2023)(psychologicalscience.org)
5 points by Teever 3mo ago|1 comments

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