chiggsy

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by chiggsy 3y ago
How does one solve an arbitrary law problem? Algorithmically. Test questions have solutions, sure. They are guaranteed to have solutions, in linear time. You sit down and write the test in constant time, either you find the solutions, meani
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by chiggsy 3y ago
Condensation when it comes out of the freezer is certainly something to consider. Probably the thing to do is just take it apart and blow em outta there, rather than risk water pooling behind the screen of the laptop, and on the board.
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by chiggsy 3y ago
Clear strawman: Which "liberals" want the Scandinavian model besides those who live in ethnically homogeneous areas of the US? Nobody believed that Scandinavian Shangri-la stuff, you just need listen to how they describe it. I mea
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by chiggsy 3y ago
Yeah, you can't call this hacking. This software is operating according to specifications, as far as we know. The hacking was from the guys who uncovered this, much appreciated. However, this was a huge step backward. The company bypas
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by chiggsy 3y ago
That's fair.
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by chiggsy 3y ago
>they haven't done enough for you. We live forward in time, not backward. Also, people know about IP rights. Either it's the law of the land or a treaty obligation. Clearly documented, as are the available remedies in case of d
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by chiggsy 3y ago
Or, you'd make sure that your liability was limited to one year, absent of any servicing. Maybe you'd have a renewable service contract, yearly, and one of the requirements is local inspection. >force the owner to get the train
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by chiggsy 3y ago
>as if all their life was leading up to this moment, in which they’ve achieved peak selfhood. This is literally true. Absent of a serious mind practice, our memories are built upon the sands of rationalization. Looking back is not a reli
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by chiggsy 3y ago
When a lion takes over a pride, job #1 is killing any kid who's not his. This is not uncommon in the animal kingdom. One way, or another, the goal is to create an environment where your have a reproductive advantage. So the base is gen
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by chiggsy 3y ago
> once law enforcement has established facts were materially altered for the purpose of obtaining funding If you establish this, that's the case right there.
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by chiggsy 3y ago
>Feds don't prosecute the stuff their own tribe is involved in I get it. The world is complex, and grouping helps make it more manageable. However, in no way are the "Feds," part of the same tribe, especially in 2023. >
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by chiggsy 3y ago
>Pirates love having some moral justification. Quellism is fictional, but that does not make it invalid. >the personal, as everyone’s so fucking fond of saying, is political. So if some idiot politician, some power player, tries to ex
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by chiggsy 3y ago
>I'm sure someone much smarter than me will create this at some point. Such a person is the very last creature I want parsing every byte of content delivered to me. in order to make this service a reality it must be local. What we n
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by chiggsy 3y ago
He means protected from the consequences that arise from the things he says, the things he does, and the things that he acquiesces to. It is the most important privilege one can have. He wants the benefit of the doubt. What does that mean?
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by chiggsy 3y ago
We already have a term for this. Digital Sharecropping.
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by chiggsy 3y ago
Putting a cone on the hood? Terrorism? Damn, that slope sure got slippery.
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by chiggsy 3y ago
I'm not supporting this.
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by chiggsy 3y ago
>I've driven well over a million miles over the last 25 years You sure about that? > Zero accidents and zero moving violations. Good for you! You must be saving tons of money with your undoubtedly low insurance rates. Props. >
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by chiggsy 3y ago
There was a man who never existed named Thomas Covenant, created by Stephen R Donaldson. Decades ago this character said something that has stayed and will stay with me my entire life: "The best way to hurt somebody who's lost eve
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by chiggsy 3y ago
>I've often heard that a sites most "active" users seem to be women in their mid 30s. That's because those stats include the woman and the toddlers she hands the phones to. Christ, man, I can literally see it, seen it
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by chiggsy 3y ago
Poor devil certainly does not know his audience. I read all of that shit. Incorrect. It's the same Leviathan. It's just now it can see us clearly.
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by chiggsy 3y ago
After 2016, I feel like I need to keep an eye on what is going on over there.
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by chiggsy 3y ago
Comments were the the organic voice of the public. So we know this is happening. How many L's will it take before we leave the altitude sickness of the high road, and turn our democracies into Babylon? They could have just done ordinar
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by chiggsy 3y ago
This had to be higher, they got what they wanted, at least take some of their GPT cash, so they can't fund Skynet or Roku's basilisk or worse, fill our elderly ears with perfect reproductions of our parents and children selling us
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by chiggsy 3y ago
Buddy is missing the point of school. The most important things is to learn how to pass tests, to hit deadlines, and to find a way to work when you'd rather be doing something else. Of course he is lamenting, he's a mathematician,
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by chiggsy 4y ago
This is rubbish. The police investigate the claim and based on the results of the investigation, the prosecutor decides whether charges can be laid. The prosecutor! Not the police!
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by chiggsy 4y ago
What? Where is this routine? Where do you live? What if you don't have a phone? Why would you give your phone to the police in this situation instead of the prosecutor? Which government? What level? My god, who told you this thing? For
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by chiggsy 4y ago
This is because the dialogs have gotten rid of the disclosure arrows that gave path information and metadata about the binary. Also, executables used to have names consistent with the naming conventions on the platform. Now you just get dia
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by chiggsy 4y ago
When you sit you may feel discomfort of a kind that makes you want to move. Sit for a bit longer. The discomfort will move rapidly from place to place, since it is an artifact of the revolutions of the mind stuff. It's kind of like spa
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by chiggsy 4y ago
That's right.

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