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But the conversation makes it seems like all CEOs are the big bad boogey men out to eat your children's cookies when they're asleep. There are lots of cuntbag CEOs out there, don't get me wrong. But profiling is bad. There ar
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Look at you for doing homework and having an independent mindset to find your own truths rather than blindly follow others... what's wrong with you? That's not allowed here. This is capitalism bad only allowed rhetoric.
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Honestly, after studying neural networks for the past year-ish, you just said one of the smartest things in this forum. I'd just like to say it should be complex statistics. But that's just me.
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7y ago
That's a weird thing to tell someone. A person can't say that they're being misunderstood because that degrades a discussion? Degrades how? Are you putting yourself as supreme judge of the situation? Reading through the back
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7y ago
I'd love to read the article, if I could find it among the avalanche of ads. Like, holy crap. It's all ads. Just... ads.
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Eh? I'm the one who did the ABC list. While yes, I'm in half jest, its partially serious. Because that's what will happen unless there are better safety alternatives. How about remote shut off and control by a gov body? Too e
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7y ago
Current pricing and registration are the current barriers to entry, especially training. It's not straightforward easy to fly a helicopter or small airplane. Not crazy difficult. But harder than a ground vehicle. Making it too easy and
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7y ago
I mean, anti air artillery. Lots of fiery death explosions and collateral damage. But we'll live in a world where the Gulf War air raids are the norm.
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Um... should I tell you about a little known event called 9/11? Let's just add, oh, I don't know, 100 pounds of a fertilizer bomb like the Oklahoma city bomber. He used a lot more, but 100 is still crazy dangerous. Add you ha
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7y ago
Okay, then... am I crazy for noticing jet engines on airliners are significantly larger these days compared to 20 years ago? You did say larger fans. I always thought I was crazy when I noticed planes were quieter until Neil degrades Tyson
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Neil degrades Tyson talked about this on the Joe Rogan show. Jet engines became more efficient and were mandated to be quieter. I'm not sure about altitude because I live near a major airport. Always have lived near airports. The gener
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Theres a Pysch episode where the main character talks about why he has a motorcycle. So he doesn't have to give rides to people. Move furniture. Pick up kids. Etc. He was also a pretty lonely guy. But he said he'd sell it and get
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Flying cars have been functional since the 90s. There are more problems to this concept. A. Imagine DUIs in widely available flying vehicles. B. Autopilot is still dogshit. That's the truth. C. If you're old enough, you'll re
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7y ago
Okay, okay, okay, hold on. These same people who distrust the average american and institutions, according to the chart, are more likely to trust politicians and business leaders. Literally the two fields that are known to produce lying, se
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Not what I said. This surveillance state dates back way before Obama. The thing is, it was brought to light during his era and he still approved it along with widened it. Point is, don't give trump sole credit for something that's
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But like... haven't they been doing this for like... ever? There was an article on hn around a year or two ago about this. Mostly Snowden brought more light on this. I think the article mentioned bell south since the 50s or 60s. So I g
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7y ago
That's an amazingly weird response. Did I say I was against electric cars? I even prefaced that I want this to be real. The problem is, I smell a scam in what they're offering. You, however, have placed your identity with electric
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7y ago
It's not a real demo though, in my opinion. If it was already in a car or used to power a lathe or something tangible, that to me is a prototype. Even a toy car is fine by me. In the video we can guess it's a prototype of a functi
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Hmmm Are you suggesting that they might try doing a showy reveal? Meh I'm okay with that. Maybe. But the amount of current publicity makes it feel like Theranos. That's why I have massive red flags being thrown up.
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Don't get me wrong, I saw the title and was excited. I want this to be real. I want to believe. But way too many keyword drops. Disruptive is what red flagged me the most. Way too many promises. Only lab results and "experts"
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Help cleaning up to stay sober. This is number one for most homeless. Drugs took them down their path of fall. Fyi Seattle made safe places for junkies to shoot up instead of putting the money in to clean them up. Their wide spread drug use
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If all fruits and vegetables screamed and all animals scream, what would you eat? If you're going to say starve to death, ha! The one thing westerners underestimate is starving and what it does to you. See how long you can go without e
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To be fair, a lot of western civilizations consider dogs to be a higher life form than people. Hunter gatherers ended up doing that once they figured it out. Civilization didn't magical come about. Hunter gatherers decided to start ani
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But most people don't see a general ethical issue with eating meat. We are omnivores after all. Hell, our hunter gatherer ancestors ate more meat than we do. Though, higher quality. It's the same with seeing a wolf eat a deer. Thi
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Eh, best to start with stop wasting food, then go with proper calorie count diet. Food waste in America is pretty bad. The gov already does PSAs to try bringing attention to the matter.
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So I read it in an army or marine magazine a few years ago. But here's a link that lightly goes over it https://3dprintingindustry.com/news/mcsc-trains-us-marines-t... Google marine 3d print, cool articles and sto
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Technically, the gov doesn't really build all that much. It's the private contractors and private firms they hire to do it. But theres a fun thing about some hundred or so Marines got greenlit to buy 3d printers and start building
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If you own a business, one of the worst things to manage is all the different payment systems you have to maintain. Both logistics and tax tracking. Theres a very good reason why merchant service companies exist. They still suck, but they&#
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A bit out of the loop. The hell is 8chan? Similar to 4chan? Are the by the same people? I always knew 4chan was a cesspool, just like youtube comment sections. So, never ventured. Next question, is there any actual evidence or proof that th
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Yea, they laid the groundwork for questions to ask and recorded the lives and data from people, trying to find some correlation. I'm not saying they were perfect. They were the first ones that tried to do it seriously. Freud came up wi
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