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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
Given they already have a $322 million judgment and takedown order, they only need to worry 6% more. Until copyright terms are fair, ~5 years not ~95 years, Pirate On !
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
Aha ! Thanks for explaining how my mind works :-}
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
I am not a biologist, I don't get this. They say some non-avian theropod dinosaurs convergently evolved smaller forelimbs. But note the "some". Aren't they just stating that the ones that the ones that evolved smaller
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
I thought it was a site about soccer :-}
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
We also have the problem that a (junior) engineer may not have the skills to understand the AI code. When you writes code yourself, you only use concepts you have come across previously. But if you generate an AI solution, it may well use c
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
1. Shouldn't the judge have ruled this at the start? Why did countless people have to testify about other stuff when a technicality was enough to render it all moot? 2. The Wapo headline is totally misleading: "All of Musk’s claim
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
V2 had teething problems. I think it is unrealistic to expect V3 not to have any. I would not be surprised if problems are found with the new internal layouts. But I am sure they will be resolved for the next testflight, given the amount of
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
Can anyone explain this for those not involved in the West Coast allium trade ?
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
"Secondly I'm italian so whenever they were, that means absolutely nothing to me." Oh yes, silly us, we forgot this entire discussion was about you.
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
It's okay, the feminists will fix this. Because they're ALL about equality and not just plain, disgusting manhate. Aren't they ?
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
No, I draw it from decades of living life and reading the news. I remember my college days, when the loony left ran the politics of the place, because normal people were uninterested, beyond having a good laugh at their right-on craziness,
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
No, booing is not what is wrong. I might myself boo at someone trying to glorify an AI-led future. What is wrong is reporting the new student politics without the appropriate derision for the simplistic, biased views of students, and not co
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
Crazy medieval beliefs are taking over. Quite literally.
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
People used to treat angry-student politics and the views of the noisiest, angriest students with the correct amount of derision. That stopped ( as seen here ). And, worse, social media has let those angry students drive debate, which has l
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
Oh look, manhate. You don't see that every day in every newspaper and every news website.
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
The "Free Press", freed: https://archive.ph/v16R3
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
"The measure presents an emerging mental health risk to the public" The Iranian islamists massacred 40,000 protesters at the start of this year and are hanging more every week. It is outrageous to mention not having internet as a
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
Not "everyone" or "entire". But Musk was the one who had the skills, guts, personality - and sometimes luck - to bring these things to reality. His existence has greatly benefited mankind and that remains true even if yo
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
I am glad there is competition and BO clearly do enough novel work that calling them copycats is simply incorrect.
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
This is not relevant to the comment is a reply to. Go start yet another "Elon is an idiot because I hate his politics" thread.
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
That works, the physics is proven. It has not been tried commercially yet, so has not failed there, but that is not relevant to my point.
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
The problem with that was not based on physics, like the thermodynamics of datacenters in space.
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
Non-paywalled Part 2 which is a criticism of the Weinersmiths' more interesting, technical arguments. https://archive.ph/x3JDR BTW, what sort of moron votes down a factual comment like mine that started this ? Who
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
Elon is smart and employs many smart people. If the thermodynamics didn't work, they would know. I do wonder if shielding the multi-billion transistor GPUs will be a difficult.
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
Spacex's work is out there ( and I am grateful for the excitement that generates ) but BO work in the shadows, surprising us sometimes with major advances. I suspect BO not as far behind as you think.
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
A single metal piece that contains plumbing inside it is simpler than a metal piece with attached pipes for that plumbing.
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
There's a whole book positing that a permanent settlement on Mars is unlikely to work, and I have not seen their arguments debunked. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_City_on_Mars
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
"New this launch will be a few sats that have comms & cameras on them." Is that confirmed ? Will be truly amazing to see.
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
A 10,000 word website about bullshit machines. See what they did there ?
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by damnitbuilds 5mo ago
Fact: I have never dated a single one of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover models. Not one. Gives me goosebumps just to think about it.

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