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by dudinax 2y ago
The naive way has to have a 1 in it since what you give only has 99 factors.
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by dudinax 2y ago
In reading deeper, many or most of these "classified" emails are comments on news stories that revealed information that another department would rather keep secret, such as news articles about CIA drone strikes, while the CIA at
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by dudinax 2y ago
That will change quickly
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by dudinax 2y ago
We are ruled by the stupidest people.
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by dudinax 2y ago
Imagine an eleven-nun nunnery. One nun gets to stay home, or else the nunnery makes special arrangements for the day. Point of the article is that the nunnery should decide for themselves whether to have one parking space or two.
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by dudinax 2y ago
It was designed for this. The safeguard is supposed to be Congress protecting their own powers out of self interest. They aren't. That's the where the "framers" screwed up.
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by dudinax 2y ago
Maybe a small solid booster to keep it accelerating immediately after launch before the liquid fuel kicks in.
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by dudinax 2y ago
Can you explain your thinking? Why would Mars be harder to mothball?
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by dudinax 2y ago
Purposeful avoidance of temptation is self control.
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by dudinax 2y ago
Which they kinda did in time bandits
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by dudinax 2y ago
There's a similar release for the Super Nintendo.
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by dudinax 2y ago
The walled gardens are better for many of the internet's main uses. If I need to find out what vodka to buy I Google with site:reddit.com and pick the post that's obviously written by alcoholics. The small web can't touch th
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by dudinax 2y ago
Any plans to release the source for War Age of Imperialism? I bought and played the heck out of that game years ago but never could get anyone to try it multiplayer. Thanks for the great games!
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by dudinax 2y ago
Which books do you mean?
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by dudinax 2y ago
To do it properly you have to account for the gravitational pull of the building.
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by dudinax 2y ago
They do experiments where they get oh-so-close to critical by dripping solution into a container.
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by dudinax 2y ago
We don't know.
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by dudinax 2y ago
A human might, but a dumb filter wouldn't.
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by dudinax 2y ago
If you stay under water for ten minutes you'll drown in MI 1. It's one of the few ways you can die.
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by dudinax 2y ago
Jefferey Ventrella has a few programs along those lines https://www.swimbots.com/genepool/
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by dudinax 2y ago
Of course they could be. A company that doesn't want a racial bias won't intentionally filter on names, but might accidentally deploy an LLM that can discern race from name.
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by dudinax 2y ago
And a lot of lisps have clunky dicts.
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by dudinax 2y ago
Maybe the fish get less shielding.
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by dudinax 2y ago
. > There is no doubt that the protein synthesis function has appeared later than the self-replication function. The reason is that if there would have ever existed an RNA molecule without self-replication that could be used for protein
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by dudinax 2y ago
You're implying there was a moment where there was nothing replicating, then there was a self replicator and life took off. That's not logically required, nor does it line up with reality. The replicators that live today are not
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by dudinax 2y ago
The article is careful to say the oldest dated printed book.
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by dudinax 2y ago
After 2500 years, an idea still ahead of the times
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by dudinax 2y ago
Kafka'd want you to get tougher so some hack can't hurt you. "Those things fill me with joy and wonder they are just so few and far between." Yes, but that's what you should be looking for.
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by dudinax 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Difference_Engine
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by dudinax 2y ago
You're suggesting presidential immunity is a new idea, and criminal charges against ex-presidents are a new threat to the executive branch, both of which were wrong. 230 years ago people had already through through this. Immunity isn

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