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by blatantly 2y ago
If I did a book for money (bad idea yes!) I'd try at least to self publish and make it a premium thing with upsells. Like the Total Typescript course. Selling 100 for $50 (no mean feat but still modest) copies would probably beat any p
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by blatantly 2y ago
That this is the chosen path says alot about how we as a society allocate money and value things.
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by blatantly 2y ago
I appreciate it just from reading enough HN and XKCD
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by blatantly 2y ago
Nice chart. Can't rule out the old null hypothesis eh!
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by blatantly 2y ago
Don't try this at home kids. I'd at least keep those batteries at least in a dedicated steel structure 100m from the house.
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by blatantly 2y ago
Which is a polite way of saying the GP doesn't know what the fuck they are talking about. Or they are trolling or filling airspace for the machine.
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by blatantly 2y ago
In what f'ng way does it seem reasonable. That is almost colonialist logic. They invaded the premises.
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by blatantly 2y ago
Right now, regarding US news, if it sounds like satire, it probably isn't.
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by blatantly 2y ago
23 byte version: // Lib code>> s={};call=(n)=>{s[n]()} // << s.hello=()=>console.log('hello'); call('hello'); delete s.hello;
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by blatantly 2y ago
How does it involve Rust? Server side or wasm?
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by blatantly 2y ago
I remember Picard barking out commands to make the ship do preprogrammed evasion or fight maneuvers too. This seems like another good use.
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by blatantly 2y ago
Don't a lot of countries airports ask for that?
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by blatantly 2y ago
Tourism alone probably won't affect those people but everything around the trade wars and everything else probably will.
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by blatantly 2y ago
That is search. Like Google, you need to verify accuracy of what you get told. An LLM that talks then quotes only government docs would be best so you can quickly check. Any conclusions the LLM makes about tax are suspect.
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by blatantly 2y ago
Ctrl Delete is mac for "Del" right?
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by blatantly 2y ago
Federal https://apnews.com/article/frank-javice-fraud-schools-f6058d...
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by blatantly 2y ago
Thanks for the downvotes anyone going to say why an arbitrary minion will get a presidential pardon? Even if they bribed. Any bribe is nothing, Trump has Elon.
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by blatantly 2y ago
A person or group working there benefited from it, which is enough for it to happen. 2008 was that at an endemic scale.
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by blatantly 2y ago
Why?
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by blatantly 2y ago
She was small enough to fail and jail.
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by blatantly 2y ago
Ooh I can render arbitrary pixels outside the viewpoint. Like a system dialog asking for a password.
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by blatantly 2y ago
> Changes the browsers HTML parser Sounds like you can create loops. If the select had a style element that turns this off again would it keep changing state?
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by blatantly 2y ago
Hold on. I thought no phones K-12 all day was normal?
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by blatantly 2y ago
Yes. There is a finite $ value on a human life from a government point of view. For your loved ones it is infinite. But for a government with X funds and Y lives to save, there has to be a price. If someone ejects on every little problem,
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by blatantly 2y ago
There was also some talk of feeling like he was falling but of course with no vision you will have no idea what way you are going based on you senses. Don't these planes have the basic instruments as a backup to the helmet display?
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by blatantly 2y ago
Cynical take would be it is a free soldier behind enemy lines.
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by blatantly 2y ago
If a different party did the same thing it would be the same.
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by blatantly 2y ago
Trump the person or Trump the family or even Trump the idea.
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by blatantly 2y ago
This is a brilliant article because it is summarising how bad it is. They don't want you to know how bad! Lots of paper cuts and hopefully no one sees the amputation. We need one on attack on working class including all the loss of ser
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by blatantly 2y ago
If it doesn't cost $200 of your time to claim $12, what is government for?

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