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by chmod775 3y ago
The tweet is to be taken about as literally as "fuck you", but unsurprisingly that fact is being gleefully ignored. It's getting old anyhow. Shouldn't the outrage crowd have found something new by now?
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by chmod775 3y ago
You're attacking a strawman. Nobody "refuses to acknowledge" any of that. To many, missing out on the upsides is simply preferable, because they consider those powers falling into the hands of a bad government an unacceptable
873.
by chmod775 3y ago
Yeah, there's multiple variations of that bug possible depending on what you set first, so setting these in that specific order likely avoided one bug they noticed. They just didn't realize they have a different bug now.
874.
by chmod775 3y ago
Given that the ex gratia payment per falsely killed Arab is generally less than $5k, sometimes less than $200, often nothing, I'm sure that's even less of a concern.
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by chmod775 3y ago
Yeah, that's unreadable unless you're used to the modern U.S. English spelling of "fuck". > Fuck Mobb Deep! Fuck Biggie! Fuck Bad Boy as a staff, record label, and as a motherfuckin' crew! > And if you wanna b
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by chmod775 3y ago
> Unless they release actual regulation I don't believe their opinion on how to interpret existing regulation really matters, or am I missing something? To us their opinion only matters insofar that they are experts on the matter, b
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by chmod775 3y ago
It may hurt economically by affecting things like aviation, but is unlikely to directly cause any loss of life. Humans aren't very sensitive to indirect loss of life that only shows up in statistics. It's similar to blowing up R
878.
by chmod775 3y ago
Surprisingly (or unsurprisingly?) it's not the first time that question has come up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_selfie_copyright_disput... Note that this also may have implications for AI-generated work.
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by chmod775 3y ago
If you use emotionally charged language like "parasites", don't be surprised people find meaning beyond the most literal interpretations of what you say. To avoid being misunderstood, explain how those quality issues arose fr
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by chmod775 3y ago
I'll add to that: 3. Pretty much all of Airbus is unionized, vs. only 1/3rd at Boeing. If "unions bad", Airbus aircraft should have had dozens more major issues in the previous decades.
881.
by chmod775 3y ago
I believe whoever told you that may have been joking[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joke
882.
by chmod775 3y ago
Other than not having a software engineer parent, it reminds me of myself. I didn't have any interest in computers until my dad bought a PC that came with Age of Empires 2. Soon I tried to teach myself to code and failed miserably the
883.
by chmod775 3y ago
Most corrupt police forces at least have the decency to keep it hush-hush and these cops hand out fucking courtesy cards ? That's hilarious.
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by chmod775 3y ago
If Britain plunders a quadrillion worth of stuff and ships it home, their GDP does not have to change at all. It's just not what GDP measures. The only way GDP is can be useful if we say that by wealth we mean GDP, but then we've
885.
by chmod775 3y ago
Yes, but the corrupt people running that shitshow try to prevent anyone from doing such things because it makes them look bad and might cut into the profits they're extracting from the lifeless body of South Africa's infrastructur
886.
by chmod775 3y ago
> Hands are completely different than genitals. Completely? Yeah, I don't see it. Maybe because I'm German and there's very little fuss made about nudity over here*, which in turn makes me very confident it's just a c
887.
by chmod775 3y ago
Our vision of the future used to be one where every unpleasant job is automated, and humans are free to pursue higher callings such as art. It's increasingly looking we'll all be working in construction, scrubbing floors, or perfo
888.
by chmod775 3y ago
Tried to google it and found something about tap water with high iron content.
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by chmod775 3y ago
I'm going to go out on a limb and claim there's more than enough water for the people - the area is just unsuitable for the economic activity a small fraction of those people engages in. Move that.
890.
by chmod775 3y ago
Some of the aviation lingo (though aviation isn't alone here) always makes me smile. Does "fell off" sound too pedestrian? "Quality escape" is a fun one too: they're bending over backwards to not have the term
891.
by chmod775 3y ago
That game selection isn't an accident. They're all extremely popular and/or have a benchmark built-in. Look at any third-party review and you'll find a very similar selection.
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by chmod775 3y ago
I'm going to put this next to "you're holding it wrong" and "don't put it in a tight pocket". If only someone had told my seven year old self to not grab the B-pillar while getting out of the car - though
893.
by chmod775 3y ago
As a kid I once got a door slammed shut on my fingers on the inside (hinge area) of the door of a now ~40 year old car. It hurt like hell then and for a few hours after, but I guess my fingers at ~7 years old were still slim enough to come
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by chmod775 3y ago
> If life was a test, and we are rewarded based on that test. Would it be fair for god to intervene and remove the evil and sick? An all-powerful god who creates subjects that are capable of failing a test of his own devising, even tho
895.
by chmod775 3y ago
We've over-corrected so far now, people make up and put mental illnesses in their twitter bio to be part of some in-group. Mental illness has become a fashionable affectation. There's probably now people out there who keep theirs
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by chmod775 3y ago
Yup. $1m is nothing. We live in a world where movies have $100m marketing budgets, game companies invest hundreds of millions into esports events and other material, and tiny companies are bought out "just in case" for similar amo
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by chmod775 3y ago
While the summary in this reply is at best misleading if not simply wrong, the linked Wikipedia article is good. I recommend just reading that article and disregarding the comment. Also yes, branch prediction is "a good thing" wit
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by chmod775 3y ago
I'd rather they add up. Minus -5% runtime there, another -5% there... Soon enough, python will be so fast my scripts terminate before I even run them, allowing me to send messages to my past self.
899.
by chmod775 3y ago
Going by their otherwise good comment history, I'd guess they're not in top form right now. I've posted worse comments lying in bed tired, half-dead, and down with a cold.
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by chmod775 3y ago
> If it wasn't fragile - people would not buy cases and protective glass for their phone. Well for my money I think they're mostly nonsense. I never use them and despite living in my pockets for years, my phone aren't scra

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