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by bagels 1y ago
The point being made is that the death penalty does not serve a rehabilitation purpose for a pretty obvious reason.
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by bagels 1y ago
Some of it, but much is lost to drag. They do have to limit speed at all times.
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by bagels 1y ago
This is the worse outcome, and the more likely one.
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by bagels 1y ago
Seems appropriate to me. Person was holding a gun while doing a robbery which greatly amplifies the danger inherent in the crime they were doing. On the flip side, I knew someone who interrupted a car burglary and was murdered by the burgla
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by bagels 1y ago
Autobiographical?
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by bagels 1y ago
That isn't happening anymore, and now we also have social media.
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by bagels 1y ago
"you can’t use them when your application is running on remote environments" This isn't always the case. Maybe it's really hard in a lot of cases, but it's always not impossible.
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by bagels 1y ago
The ones at the top of the board, especially on the first challenge not only had to have a good algorithm, but also had to get lucky. And of course if you submit too many times to get just as lucky as they did, they ban you. Stupid contest.
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by bagels 1y ago
"difficult for the pilot to maintain control of the aircraft" sounds like quite an understatement.
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by bagels 1y ago
"The Model Context Protocol is an open standard, open-source framework introduced by Anthropic in November 2024 to standardize the way artificial intelligence systems like large language models integrate and share data with external to
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by bagels 1y ago
Code signing just says that the code was blessed by someone's certificate who at one time showed an id to someone else. Nothing to do with whether the content being signed is malicious (at least on some platforms).
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by bagels 1y ago
A little more longevity and one more engine restart, unless the suborbital is very suborbital, then it also means a lot more delta v. It doesn't seem that far away at all.
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by bagels 1y ago
According to who? That's not the most common justification provided for them, the more common refrain a bag full of lies about what a tariff is and what a trade deficit is.
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by bagels 1y ago
You have other choices, such as not contributing.
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by bagels 1y ago
I can't imagine these changes are going over well with many existing employees.
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by bagels 1y ago
Okay, now do cities. DC is not a state.
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by bagels 1y ago
Many people don't like Trump or Covid and would have voted for literally anyone else.
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by bagels 1y ago
Can you explain the relevance of this?
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by bagels 1y ago
$42k. If you're making a tiny truck, it should have a tiny price.
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by bagels 1y ago
It says "Profile (write) Manage a user's profile settings.", not write email address. The "Act on your behalf" permission is even worse. I agree with you that it should only be asking for read permissions on anythin
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by bagels 1y ago
1m isn't enough to really retire in in silicon valley
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by bagels 1y ago
This was written to favor Musk.
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by bagels 1y ago
I hated when my mother in law came to me for help using her iPhone. She had a hard time controlling and understanding 3d touch.
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by bagels 1y ago
I always immediately turned it off when I was a kid. I appreciate its purpose now, but loathed it when I was in the target audience.
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by bagels 1y ago
Why? Some were injecting ads, blocking services, degrading video and other wrongdoings.
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by bagels 1y ago
And they charge business 1/4 the rate!
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by bagels 1y ago
There are always reasons on both sides of a case
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by bagels 1y ago
Source? A cell phone can be made much cheaper and has all the required parts.
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by bagels 1y ago
They have product that they derive revenue from.
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by bagels 1y ago
I have Xfinity as a backup isp. Bye bye!

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