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901.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Just another symbolic gesture from the White House to try to pretend that they're actually serious about achieving Artemis' goals as they continue to cut NASA's budget while raising the allocation to the waste of material tha
902.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Kind of reminds me of how back when speech-to-text started to get good enough to use (in the form of Google Assistant/Siri), my parents wondered if there was someone on the other side doing the transcription.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
>I’m going remind everyone that AMD and NVIDIA are atypically competition avoidant, but I don’t want to defend a generalization that broadcast let’s be specific: Hopper and MI300 are on paper just straight up competitive, both super scar
904.
by dotnet00 3y ago
He's given me grifter vibes for a while, so it's nice to see that others are catching on too. Feels like the usual trend of someone actually skilled in one specific thing (hacking) letting the social media notoriety get to his hea
905.
by dotnet00 3y ago
I've been using a CC2531 dongle, but that's a little DIY, being a bare PCB dongle that needs to be flashed with a firmware using a separate programmer cable (over, say, an RPi's GPIO). Back when I bought it, it was cheaper th
906.
by dotnet00 3y ago
It's been a while since I bought my Hue bulbs, but they support Zigbee and you can make homeassistant talk to them over zigbee2mqtt and a usb to zigbee dongle. I haven't used the Hue app in years. WiFi connected IoT is a total no
907.
by dotnet00 3y ago
I do still insist that they've suffered a brain drain that has not recovered. A lot of niche communities are instead mainly on discord now (which is arguably worse due to no search engine visibility) and when I stumble onto reddit look
908.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Yep, I've seen the same phenomenon. Another example being of X to the fediverse. So many people switched over, made not being on X their entire identity, freaked out when the place wasn't as sanitized as X and eventually just went
909.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Around those times I was mostly a .NET kid and most of the .NET projects I remember looking at were on CodePlex, so maybe my perspective is a little distorted.
910.
by dotnet00 3y ago
IIRC when Google Code was announced to be closing, the Microsoft equivalent (CodePlex) was the next location a lot of projects moved to. It had a decent UI and supported Mercurial in addition to Git. When MS also announced they were closing
911.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Could be something like spinning up the power plant to meet demand, storing the co2 and treating it when there is excess renewable energy available. Sure you could build more renewables instead, but if it can be retrofitted onto existing po
912.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Think about all the different things Boeing works on, all the details involved in the design of a modern airplane or spacecraft. How is a third party supposed to audit all that, when the designs are so complex and in such a relatively niche
913.
by dotnet00 3y ago
It's not really propaganda, I think it popped up mostly because typical finance leaders are seen as being on the older side. As a Patrick Boyle video on the issue had put it, they had barely been in finance long enough to be trusted wi
914.
by dotnet00 3y ago
It can be true that parents can feel that way, yet it is also true that not all parents feel that way, especially among younger parents, else abusive or neglectful parents would not be a thing. Having a child may be meaningful to a parent,
915.
by dotnet00 3y ago
I think you're misunderstanding what I mean by immediate noticeable harm. Running pipelines next to rivers has the potential to cause an oil spill, so the harm is not immediate. There's still room for people to convince themselves
916.
by dotnet00 3y ago
To be clear, by "in a hundred years" I don't mean that with current technology it'd take the sail a hundred years to get there, I mean that by improving the tech for a hundred years with an extrasolar destination in mind
917.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Removing significant percentages of the Moon's mass is a whole different ballgame from climate change on Earth, where even now people will debate if it'sreally anthropogenic. There would be an immediately noticeable harm with the
918.
by dotnet00 3y ago
10LY is close enough that given a sufficiently motivating factor, like strong evidence of life, we could build machines to study them in more detail. There are concepts for telescopes which are technically feasible with current or near futu
919.
by dotnet00 3y ago
A species that has the technical capability to mine and transport away ~10^23 kg of mass, is a species that has the capability to replace that mass.
920.
by dotnet00 3y ago
It was less the users, and more hitpieces from censor-happy journalists. Kind of forces your hand when journalists are digging up relatively obscure discord "servers" with edgy jokes and racism, or trying to get 'activist&#x2
921.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Wouldn't be surprised if "too much encrypted data" also triggers a ban because it'd stand out as unusual and a potential liability.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
This sentiment that it's nearly impossible to convey the meaning it provides is always irritating to hear. It's an extremely condescending idea to have, when the meaning it gives people is pretty obvious to see in siblings and fri
923.
by dotnet00 3y ago
>To accept this view is to accept the idea that most of our ancestors had "childhood poverty trauma". I just don't see how it's a useful frame. For most of the human population, this has genuinely been the case. Most
924.
by dotnet00 3y ago
The kids will stay alive, but they would certainly prefer stability, and their parents would've just as much loved to give their children a better life. For most of human history the parents didn't really have much control over im
925.
by dotnet00 3y ago
They have their own launch market keeping them busy. Also, even without Starlink, there has been growth in the launch market, it just happens that with modern electronics, most satellites don't need to be very large, and there are a fe
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by dotnet00 3y ago
The allies had their own set of "super weapons", like radars and proximity fuses. The Nazis had the issue that they wanted to field massive superweapons, but were nowhere near as mechanized as the allies, leading to them being una
927.
by dotnet00 3y ago
You're forgetting that my argument is that by pushing the age of access to social media up to 18 (as the person I replied to proposed), we'd be pushing teaching social media 'literacy' to when parents lose the tools they
928.
by dotnet00 3y ago
You skipped over the Verifier expecting to be paid in some manner, being very likely to be paid using credit card, and thus having to retain those logs. Thus still making it easy to unmask users.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
We would give them heroin in a controlled manner if the consumption of heroin was the primary means of social interaction for the majority of adults. The heroin analogy is eye catching, but ultimately nothing more than idiotic "think o
930.
by dotnet00 3y ago
You aren't going to gain life experience before the age if you keep raising the age of being allowed to live life to match that age. I know you're specifically referring to voting age, but just making a general observation on how

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