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:)
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I don't really see the reason to be so aggressive in gate-keeping. It broke 120 three years in a row ('93-'95). It doesn't technically mean "all the time", but if you were born in say '89, 3 years in a row
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A gun won't actively bait you into fights.
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If the employees don't like it, they're free to take their talent somewhere else.
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Unique weather events around the world get _a lot_ of attention, and almost always make the front page. A harsh weather event that happens nearly anywhere in the world is seen nearly everywhere in the world.
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If blockchain advocates didn't come of as so cult-ish, it'd be easier to not down-vote. But most advocates talk like blockchain exists in a vacuum. For example I saw a popular blockchain advocate talking about how the Pokemon comp
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I keep a couple of Sawyer water filters on hand as a "just in case" because losing access to drinkable water is something I don't ever want to experience if I can help it.
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> 2. the extreme right is armed to the teeth and looks increasingly willing to use violence to slow their slide into irrelevancy and powerlessness. Kind of a weird accusation. This is what the left did during the riots last summer. Of co
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Does anyone think it's any coincidence that the woke mob began cancelling people, and almost immediately it seems like every corporate entity in existence is "woke"? Intimidation sadly works.
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Hopefully this means we'll finally get dedicated servers from the community for these games. I'd love to contribute to something like this.
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Big Government != an effective FDA. Regardless of the size of the government, you're always going to have problems.
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Years ago I participated in this. Someone sent me a beautiful programming book, but I failed to purchase and send a gift for my recipient because I was a stupid, selfish kid. I still feel horrible about it to this day.
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I'm more referring to the nature of the proposed solution as being extreme. Calling for shutdowns greater than 2020 is the sledgehammer to society approach. Are we really so against the wall that we cannot come up with something better
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It's in Hawaii.. The way it was worded, it initially sounded like it was thousands of miles from everywhere.
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> "The ultimate control knob on atmospheric CO2 is fossil-fuel emissions,” said Ralph Keeling. “But we still have a long way to go to halt the rise, as each year more CO2 piles up in the atmosphere. We ultimately need cuts that are
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While space exploration is great, it's not nearly as important as earth conservation; which crypto has also wasted a lot of.
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I started going through rust's wgpu tutorial last week. Despite feeling overwhelmed with boilerplate, it really is incredible what you can do; Vulkan, Metal, and DirectX compatibility, and you only need to write it once.
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While I agree, this is not a good spot to get on that soapbox. That's not what's happening here.
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As a child I had a subconscious assumption that Christianity wasn't rational, and maintained that view into my mid-twenties. Thankfully, I had the drive to do research on it, and an open enough mind to accept it, because I was ready to
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Some Like it Hot is hilarious.
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I can see this is quickly going to become a "hate on Texas" thread, rather than considering why Texas is doing this, which I think has some very legitimate ground. Texas seems to generally recognize that when power is concentrated
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There are a lot of them because they're fun to write. NES emulators are another example.
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Is it actually going to be universal? Because if it's not, don't call it "universal". I see a lot of articles stating that "universal basic income was tested with massive success" when there was nothing univers
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Here you go, sweetheart. https://aaa.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...
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Yeah, some of those images are nightmare material.
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That's like getting food poisoning when you go out to eat, so you just assume all restaurants will give you food poisoning.
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Let's hope we start making chips domestically after this.
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Starting with the next version; when you compile, you will see a facebook ad.
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How much of it is currently utilized?
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As an engineer on an M1, I have to say you made the right choice. Half the stuff that I try to work on is just straight up broken, especially Python/AI related tools. I have to switch to my Linux laptop regularly to get anything done.
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