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by excalibur 1y ago
Passed in August 2002, how very Patriot Act of them.
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by excalibur 1y ago
Burning money is the trend these days. The first time around, the space race was expensive, but not entirely unnecessary. There were real strategic advantages at play.
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by excalibur 1y ago
Baby steps
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by excalibur 1y ago
> When did the US government ever care about human rights? July 4 1776
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by excalibur 1y ago
Because the US government is no longer even pretending to care about human rights.
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by excalibur 1y ago
That does seem to be the trend these days. See: AI proliferation, cryptocurrency.
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by excalibur 1y ago
I used to run Office in Wine back in the day. Is that not a thing anymore?
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by excalibur 1y ago
True, but one of them is much more imminent than the other.
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by excalibur 1y ago
> It’s entirely possible that some dangerous capability is hidden in ChatGPT, but nobody’s figured out the right prompt just yet. Or they have, but chose to exploit or stockpile it rather than expose it.
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by excalibur 1y ago
It's our descendants. They had to travel back in time to escape entropy and find sufficient quantities of energy to sustain them, which is why they're 10 billion light years away.
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by excalibur 1y ago
> Enterprise versions of Windows either don't have a lot of the crap or they allow it to be disabled by company IT. Generally if the company is deploying Windows they are using OneDrive, although the exact configuration will vary. W
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by excalibur 1y ago
What happened to Ruby, is Ruby not cool anymore?
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by excalibur 1y ago
> technically, “megafauna” describes any animal over 44 kilograms TIL we're all megafauna. We should make this a rite of passage, when a kid hits 97 lb they get a megafauna party.
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by excalibur 1y ago
This is like the most basic map ever. They literally just flipped it over. What's with all the imagined pearl clutching?
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by excalibur 1y ago
Not strictly related, but the one that really grinds my gears is Hamburger Helper. They discontinued their "Twin Pack" that made a double batch with 2 lb of hamburger, and replaced it with "Value Size 60% more!" So now w
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by excalibur 1y ago
I understand the legal reasons for not including it, but Doom music and sfx would enhance this game so much.
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by excalibur 1y ago
The answers are in the footnote, switching to frontend is the way.
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by excalibur 1y ago
If their rules say this doesn't deserve a bounty their bounty program is a sham.
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by excalibur 1y ago
The Onion is now Reuters; Reuters is now The Onion.
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by excalibur 1y ago
Coming soon to a Tiny Desk Concert near you: Ticketmaster!
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by excalibur 1y ago
4chan is still a thing? I thought it was hacked to death.
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by excalibur 1y ago
Tell that to Nintendo
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by excalibur 1y ago
ChatGPT wasn't wrong, it was early. It always knew you would deploy it. "Would you still have added this feature if ChatGPT hadn't bullied you into it?" Absolutely not. I feel like this resolves several longstanding time
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by excalibur 1y ago
You guys have friends?
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by excalibur 1y ago
Sounds like a more promising direction than what the Jurrasic Park franchise is doing currently.
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by excalibur 1y ago
If that's what you want, you can find some pretty good deals on Google Glass on ebay.
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by excalibur 1y ago
Idk who decided what words to include by default. The graphs for "bitch" and "gay" are interesting.
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by excalibur 1y ago
This. I don't doubt that the new design is a vast emissions improvement. But the title clearly says without greenhouse gas, and CO2 is the poster child for greenhouse gases.
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by excalibur 1y ago
Didn't Microsoft do this whole glass UI thing 20 years ago?
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by excalibur 1y ago
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