badcarbine

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Preventing mass shootings and stabilizing the North American psyche(fedbook.net)
3 points by badcarbine 4y ago|0 comments
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by badcarbine 4y ago
More like the golden age of Psychedelics...
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by badcarbine 4y ago
I’m surprised to see the lack of comments suggesting to use AI to piece together their DNA. Since the DNA breaks down into thousands of pieces, is it not simply a giant puzzle? Surely there are similarities in many modern species DNA that a
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by badcarbine 4y ago
The lack of an asteroid hitting us in the near future.
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by badcarbine 4y ago
What if we made it show the decay live - no need to press refresh constantly?
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by badcarbine 4y ago
Feels like we’re in cyberpunk 2077 with all the options to be honest
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by badcarbine 4y ago
Something something AI Machine Learning. That’s all FB has in its future IMO…
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by badcarbine 4y ago
How would you manage a fraud department of 3 million people?
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by badcarbine 4y ago
How?
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by badcarbine 4y ago
Should have bought Reddit
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by badcarbine 4y ago
Using only flag emojis and exclamation marks
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by badcarbine 4y ago
If I ever have anything to gripe about when I’m a senior, it’ll be passwords. Same is true now! How do you rotate passwords for a 200 account accumulation over the years? They’ll never solve that and whatever they use to solve it will be te
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by badcarbine 4y ago
Soon we may have compounds which do nothing other than alter the speed at which time goes by for us, enabling us to do in five minutes what it takes normal brains to perform in an hour.
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by badcarbine 4y ago
Poor comparison. McDonalds and Taco Bell are not as culturally divisive as Tik Tok and Facebook. Governments don't request nearly as much sensitive data from fast food chains as they do from modern IT companies. It's more like Chi
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by badcarbine 4y ago
Physical force, yes. Computer tech, maybe. Had we created a cyber-force instead of a space force...
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by badcarbine 4y ago
Could be a cyberwar though.
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by badcarbine 4y ago
just wanted to share: dwitter.net
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by badcarbine 4y ago
6 laptops, all working, one desktop also working. I like to experiment with different hardware and OS's. One is a Chromebook from 2014 with 2GB of ram running linux mint. Still use it to browse the web. Ask me how many computers I have
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by badcarbine 5y ago
I honestly don't think it's a relic, it's a staple at this point. Yeah it's been around a while, but slashdot is doing much better than you're assuming.
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by badcarbine 5y ago
Wrong, we need mainstream, stable quantum encryption to prevent cyber attacks.
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by badcarbine 5y ago
There should be no life-long duration stays on Mars or future humans born on mars until the exploration and terraforming phase is done. Legally, morally, and ethically it's the only way to colonize Mars.
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by badcarbine 5y ago
...Which should be zero. That's why we need to convince Elon Musk to halt colonization efforts and focus on Exploration. Once the exploration phase is done, then we head into terraforming - if we know the planet has nothing of extreme
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by badcarbine 5y ago
SpaceX has great intentions, but it will make a critical mistake. Everyone (all 10k to one million) of the colonists he sends will need to return asap when terraforming starts. Good luck convincing future generations that, because lets face
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Magnetoplasmadynamics(fedbook.net)
1 points by badcarbine 5y ago|3 comments
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by badcarbine 5y ago
Happened to me 4 times at separate companies. One company I almost went back to a third time. Note that all of these were contract positions and usually just let go due to seasonal work shortage. All of them were tech companies except one.
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by badcarbine 6y ago
Doesn't matter - even if facebook loses all its traffic tomorrow, it has a huge gold mine of data that it can sell or train AI on.