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by _3u10 3y ago
Isn’t husbands divorcing their wives something AI should be promoting due to the gender bias in wives initiating divorce more often than husbands?
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by _3u10 3y ago
Like how to use a database as a queue, which generally works much better than any queuing system I’ve ever used, except ones that use redis as the database engine for the queue. I’m sure if you’re twitter Kafka is actually a better solution
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by _3u10 3y ago
Water isn’t toxic though, aqueducts aren’t built to anywhere near the standards of oil pipelines.
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by _3u10 3y ago
Oddly the one child policy didn’t work out.
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by _3u10 3y ago
Immigration is also dependent on pronatalist policies. It may seem like a bold statement but humanitiy will not exist without natalism. Of course I could be wrong, if anyone knows of a root cause of humans other than birth it would be much
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by _3u10 4y ago
I find most of this stuff is an attempt to apply a mental model of the universe that is not logically consistent with the way the universe actually works. Basically, what I'm saying is if the universe can live without strict ordering o
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by _3u10 4y ago
It's interesting that the collectivist power differential never extends to the state vs. the individual, no the state is always grand and good, except when it's run by other collectivists.
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by _3u10 4y ago
Sounds like everyone is exploiting each other equally to me. I have zero issue with gas price gouging. A high price attracts more supply. Leading to an inevitable glut. Rinse wash repeat.
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by _3u10 4y ago
The waitstaff is free to quit. Management is free to raise their wages. I'm free not to tip. No one is being punished. I'm not going to be guilted into paying more because mgmt has decided to underpay their staff.
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by _3u10 4y ago
Wouldn't society focusing on construction jobs for blue collar workers over global recycling and carbon trading schemes be less unequal. I say if the finance bros want their skyscrapers to remain above water they need to hire construct
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by _3u10 4y ago
So the waves only erode coastline when the sea is above the mean from the start of the industrial revolution? It can't cause a lot of coastline erosion because it's only 1.5 feet, and we have 100 years to prepare for the gargantua
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by _3u10 4y ago
Definitely, these anti-elite luddites think they can just put gravel on roads til it's above water without proper expertise and oversight. We definitely need a global authority to issue permits for people to put extra gravel, or move d
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by _3u10 4y ago
I'm guessing more crashes occur because of bugs in software or RAM / CPUs that are already damaged than row hammering.
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by _3u10 4y ago
You have the option, you just choose not to pay for ECC ram.
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by _3u10 4y ago
If only there was some kind of technology to allow roads to cross water, that would be highly convenient, I guess until that tech gets invented we'll just have to allow flooded roads to cut people off from the rest of the country. >
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by _3u10 4y ago
Why not? There are CPUs being designed that do floating point math “wrong” but faster… I’m sure many people would use RAM that’s cheaper and faster but row hammer vulnerable. Just as many people drive cars with engines that will break if dr
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by _3u10 4y ago
No this is making sure distribution is in place for when the printer goes brrrr… basically they are phoning the clubs and making sure bottles, Apple bottom jeans and the boots with the furs are there so when it’s time to make it rain the cl
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by _3u10 4y ago
The bicameral mind
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by _3u10 4y ago
How long til we have cellular peptide cake with mint frosting?
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by _3u10 4y ago
Sounds like Token ring
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by _3u10 4y ago
One might say his colorless green ideas are no longer hegemonic in academia
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by _3u10 4y ago
You caught the woke mind virus. Stop watching the news and it will fade.
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by _3u10 4y ago
What is a hardware thread? I thought threads were a software abstraction?
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by _3u10 4y ago
Exactly everything is insolvent. If tomorrow people were like hey everyone USD is going to fail you’d get the Great Depression unless the fed printed money. And there isn’t nearly enough paper money for it.
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by _3u10 4y ago
Also high off bore sight missile launches. 100% right, f-35 can launch amrams with data link from AWACS, red team gets the radar lock warning about 5 seconds before they are dead.
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by _3u10 4y ago
Former pilots use it… I would imagine they would know. The F-35 in particular isn’t super well modeled but it gets killed by what you’d expect to kill it, namely the raptor. Face it stealth is a huge advantage in BVR when you are well outsi
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by _3u10 4y ago
F-35 is designed for export, I would suspect most of it is there, it’s no raptor.
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by _3u10 4y ago
This feels like inheritance to me, AdminUser inherits from User both have a setup / create method… Or just use a constructor… For the most part I feel whatever gets the job done in the least lines of code is usually the right solution.
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by _3u10 4y ago
Given the P/E ratio for tech shares are generally better than profit sharing, especially in R&D heavy industries. The companies that go under don’t tend to have a lot of profit.
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by _3u10 4y ago
That’s a really odd way to put “I like to emote orthogonally to idiomatic vernacular”

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