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by cucumber3732842 5d ago
>it will get better in the 2nd and 3rd generation (it does but very slowly) What about african americans? What about african amercians? It's like I'm the stupid goose in the meme. African americans were on track to be more weal
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by cucumber3732842 5d ago
"Hey guy's I've got a great idea, let's reframe our inability/unwillingness to do real police work as a technology problem in order to get the stupid peasants to not be too pissed off when we push a bill to snoop on
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by cucumber3732842 5d ago
I know a dude with a traditionally female name. Dude just job hops. The wide "HR bins 99/100 resumes" part of the filter doesn't seem to apply to him... He's a fine guy, and a fine coworker, but he's not the h
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by cucumber3732842 5d ago
Of course that was the point. But malicious broadcast of copyrighted material to trigger automated enforcement systems sounds pretty far from "fair use" to me. Say nothing of the bad publicity when some video is just so bad it hi
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by cucumber3732842 5d ago
I bet Disney's lawyers can squeeze a lot more money out of municipalities for playing the music publicly in the first place than they can out of random citizens who are uploading to Youtube.
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by cucumber3732842 5d ago
More like died around 1920, if it was ever alive. The big difference between the past and now is that today a journalist can presumably get at the "alternative facts" if they try because the internet makes secrecy much leakier muc
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by cucumber3732842 5d ago
Burn it all. Let people build slums and concrete jungles if they deem it worthwhile. This central planner grand vision bullshit we embarked on over the second half of the 20th century was a mistake.
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by cucumber3732842 6d ago
>The interesting question is: Why were trains supposedly fatal to the law of deodands whereas ships were not? Because the state has an interest in trains doing train things unfettered, an interest in not pissing off local business, espec
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by cucumber3732842 8d ago
Alaska has an excuse for it to be expensive. They're far away from everything. Most of the US East coast has no such excuse.
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by cucumber3732842 8d ago
> I read this all day and am getting allergic to it. It's always the load-bearing decision worth my thought, and then some contradiction. It's not just this, it's THIS and THIS. I kinda the mockery it makes of the "lo
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by cucumber3732842 8d ago
>"Cars are plentiful and cheap in America and can be had next to free in many cases." What is the buzzword bingo and what is my bent? The entire sentence after that came across like a giant dog whistle for the kind of people wh
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by cucumber3732842 8d ago
Kinda funny if you think about it. The "peak" space vehicle of it's time being flown by some of the best pilots and they're approximating the approach of a student practicing an engine out landing.
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by cucumber3732842 8d ago
>I take no pride in being an Empire or hegemon. I know this will be ugly and disorderly and could almost certainly be handled better, but as an American, Exactly. I'm gonna say the same thing I said when we pulled out of Afghanista
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by cucumber3732842 8d ago
It's a death by a thousand cuts situation. Everyone wants to blame existing landowners and sure they share part of it but the lion's share of the blame ought to be directed at do-gooders (land owning or otherwise) who are unwillin
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by cucumber3732842 8d ago
The opening of your comment is a nice buzzword bingo for people of a certain bent. Like god forbid some dude live out of a 2002 Town and Country that parks at a revolving series of strip malls eats a quart of oil every 2k. The tent cities a
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by cucumber3732842 8d ago
These flippers fancy themselves "liquidity providers". Like god forbid it take a couple days for someone to bite on your "too cheap" listing.
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by cucumber3732842 8d ago
I've always thought that it would be cool to buy wetland and go in the reverse direction. Instead of illegally fill it illegally dredge it. Then put a house boat on it. They'll never see it coming. The whole system is designed
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by cucumber3732842 8d ago
You can literally tell which municipalities in my state have been hoodwinked by the Karens into adopting "pay as you throw". They're the ones where there's trash everywhere. It's like these people can't think
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by cucumber3732842 9d ago
> Practically, violence comes from influence of competing groups within the state. And yes, US is moving towards the same regime type The ideological and demographic makeup of certain internet communities makes them incapable of understa
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by cucumber3732842 9d ago
Eventually price crashes far enough below retail that commercial users start filling out a lot of the space because the cost per square foot is lower than their own space. Like you shove your winter PPE, your emergency stash of spare parts
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by cucumber3732842 9d ago
So then why did damn near every European royal family make a habit of giving every prince and bastard son, including ones not in line for the throne, armies to go play around with? If you're a crappy king the last thing you want is som
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by cucumber3732842 9d ago
Somewhere in a cube farm that hasn't been updated since the 90s: "This month's analytics report indicates our college educated white collar employed left leaning traffic to our properties is down over the same month last year
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by cucumber3732842 10d ago
Pretty much all freight rail is already entangled with AI. I assume it's just a matter of time for stuff like WM.
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by cucumber3732842 10d ago
>What multi-billion dollar company isn't trading money back and forth with NVIDIA now? Waste Management
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by cucumber3732842 10d ago
I work in a different embedded space but our keepalive heartbeat messages have a payload of <3
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by cucumber3732842 10d ago
Axon and Motorola also do a lot more to court state agencies who have grand plans of monitoring some highway corridor so their buddies at DEA/CPB/SMD/whatever can tip them off and their "drug task force" can make a
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by cucumber3732842 10d ago
>Flock is a scourge on democracy. Yes. Blame the pickaxe seller. Do not question the miners. Do not question the investors in the mining companies. Do not question the casual voter or internet commenter who thought all this was fine.
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by cucumber3732842 10d ago
Just blundering up to crosswalks because "they have to stop, hurr durr it's the law <foams at mouth>" results in a substantially more hazardous pedestrian (and driver) experience than timing your approach and using your
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by cucumber3732842 10d ago
The newest stuff is integrating with maintenance records so that things are timed really nicely.
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by cucumber3732842 10d ago
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