buckle8017

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by buckle8017 7mo ago
Matter of fact the feds have been spending billions of dollars onbrural internet projects for decades. Those have just resulted in ya know... almost nothing.
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by buckle8017 7mo ago
ESA and CNSA were always going to complain, real problems or not.
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by buckle8017 7mo ago
Pretty sure he was talking about Israel.
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by buckle8017 7mo ago
Of course it's gonna be the obvious NSA/CIA op hosting DNS. They'd be stupid to use anybody else.
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by buckle8017 7mo ago
This is how android processes work, but it's a security problem breaking some ASLR type things.
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by buckle8017 7mo ago
Get yourself a custom domain and just use subdomains. Nothing says a public dns server has to return public ips. Bonus you can get https certs with certbot and dns challenge.
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by buckle8017 7mo ago
Seems like the definition changes to match whatever is happening when Trump is in office.
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by buckle8017 7mo ago
Ok but was the expected loss 60k or 0? Makes a big difference.
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by buckle8017 7mo ago
I wish you luck proving it wasn't trained on the original library or any work that infringed itself.
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by buckle8017 7mo ago
Except Claude was for sure trained on the original work and when asked to produce a new product that does the same thing will just spit out a (near) copy
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by buckle8017 7mo ago
Once the US achieves complete air superiority(and it will) the bombing runs will switch to B52s and JDAMs which we do have a nearly unlimited supply of.
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by buckle8017 7mo ago
The US price doesn't include tax, Denmark price I assume does.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Extremely effective social controls designed to suppress an insurrection for all the other reasons Chinese would have wanted to revolt over the years.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
This has already happened in a bunch of western countries to a limited extent. The incel people are this social dynamic.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Bigger cable is a laugh. Bigger cable, upgraded delivery infrastructure to support that cable (think more or stronger poles), transformer upgrades, and finally the charging stations which unlike the home ones aren't just a complicated
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
> Pretty much every gas station already has [electricity]. Sure but they don't have electric vehicle recharging electricity. They have run the pumps and power the lights electricity.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Counterfeits isn't selling used/defective as new.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
The patch set for graphene is substantial, this is a relatively minor change.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Show me one person in prison for this
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
fraud charges for ebay sellers over stating the condition of their items? hilarious fantasy
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
The problem is the eBay sellers always label defective stuff as simply new product. People buying it may or may not be ok with the defect. Think bad welds, usually they're fine for a while and then they're very much not.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
I was genuinely confused by your comment so I went looking on ebay. Why are they so expensive now? they used to be dirt cheap
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
> We already have a lot of MRI data. That's true but not in a useful way for improving MRI screening. What we have is lots of days from people who were sent to get an MRI because they had a complaint. That's a very different gr
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
> The drives are huge, noisy, expensive, and they have a very quick deprecation policy (new drives cant use old tapes). Sure but old drives are widely available at low prices.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
The NYTimes headline is inaccurate, they're taking about subpoenas being sent already.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47009582
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Coal, the most expensive energy source? That's funny, is marginally more expensive than natural gas because natural gas is a byproduct of oil extraction. Coal is vastly cheaper as a 24x365 source of power than anything but hydro and na
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Brother if you believe that I have a bridge to sell you.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Traveling vastly larger distances by automobile. That's the difference.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Sure it's trivial, but it's inconvenient and expensive. I don't do it because I accept that my keyboard was made with coal. But I would prefer my keyboard was made in America burning American coal.

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