UberFly

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by UberFly 2y ago
Reuniting with China.
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by UberFly 2y ago
Go ahead an look up the column of military transports entering Hong Kong during the ahead-of-schedule "reunification" that apparently wasn't an invasion.
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by UberFly 2y ago
This sounds like Ai nonsense. What does this even mean?
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by UberFly 2y ago
God this is scary. What if this "authority" figure is abusing their position? Do you have any recourse?
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by UberFly 2y ago
Just a reminder that the current administration just removed the "we don't recognize Taiwan as a sovereign nation" from the official state policy.
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by UberFly 2y ago
Why would China even invade Taiwan? For the same reasons they invaded and took Hong Kong. Because they have their own manifest destiny to reunify their country into what it once was. They don't care about the collateral damage to achie
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by UberFly 2y ago
Too cool. I've always wanted to watch this and you've inspired me.
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by UberFly 2y ago
This is the final answer.
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by UberFly 2y ago
This is written like AI bot .05a Beta.
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by UberFly 2y ago
What's creepy? I would definitely trust hackers or foreign government agents more if I was trying to screw over my own country. I guess at least. This guy just seems dumb.
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by UberFly 2y ago
What happens if I move in and sleep on the park bench? Not trying to be snarky, just wondering.
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by UberFly 2y ago
Akalabeth was my first experience as a kid seeing a dungeon crawler game and I still feel the excitement and wonder of it.
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by UberFly 2y ago
With it's massive history of bias and credibility issues, I don't trust the source of this story. Sorry.
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by UberFly 2y ago
Your sample size of one isn't that relevant to the previous comment.
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by UberFly 2y ago
Great post here, and yea, things hit so much harder after kids. I remember seeing a photo of a man in India carrying his daughter killed by the tsunami. My daughter was about the same age and I cried for an hour in front of my computer.
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by UberFly 2y ago
Main reasons are a stable geology and climate, access to reliable water via the salt river project that was designated for industrial use, and the historical semiconductor presence that is already in the area. The local universities also ha
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by UberFly 2y ago
Ok fine. Happy idiots.
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by UberFly 2y ago
Pollock's "art" is generous. The guy splashed random paint around. Buyers would come in and point to the section that "spoke" to them. He'd cut out that section, sign it, and extract thousands from these idiots
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by UberFly 2y ago
"To make the self-healing bitumen, the researchers mixed in tiny porous plant spores soaked in recycled oils. When the road surface is compressed by passing traffic, it squeezes the spores, which release their oil into any nearby crack
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by UberFly 2y ago
Go full chop and live like you don't care (which you shouldn't).
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by UberFly 2y ago
Unfortunately this dystopia level nonsense has infected a lot lately and I'm glad it's finally getting some sunshine applied to it.
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by UberFly 2y ago
I have a New Yorker (I think that's where it's from) cartoon on my wall. It's a man and woman walking down the street and she's saying "My desire to be well-informed is currently at odds with my desire to remain san
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by UberFly 2y ago
Some info from a previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33045520
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by UberFly 2y ago
Nothing like a random politically biased opinion piece to drum up random political opinions on HN. Pass.
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by UberFly 2y ago
"The 300 search plan unfortunately just isn’t a very pleasant experience. I’d find myself wincing any time I accidentally typed a query I already knew the result of like Serious Eats Channa Masala into Kagi’s search during my metered
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by UberFly 2y ago
These people are all around me too and it drives me crazy. Modern public posters should promote critical thinking.
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by UberFly 2y ago
"one of the greatest threats to humanity" It's literally one of the main reasons you exist. Without humans eating animals we'd have gone extinct ages ago. It's as much a part of humanity as breathing oxygen.
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by UberFly 2y ago
It's the default startup setting in my Honda CR-V. Too many things in cars are being automated like this. Not being able to dial in a windshield wiper speed and only having an "Auto" option drives me crazy because it usually
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by UberFly 2y ago
After trying the lesser priced bulbs and sensors I always end up back to Hue. Rock solid quality - pays for itself in the long run.
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by UberFly 2y ago
Maybe it's this: https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20241018-uk-police-raid-ho...

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