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by gambiting 4mo ago
Developing software that doesn't constantly bug out for the ID line doesn't require billions of investment though. The car itself, the technology behind the motors and batteries was very good. It's the interior design and sof
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by gambiting 4mo ago
....surely you must have heard of macchiato(espresso with a dash of foamed milk) at some point in your life? And lactose free milk is a thing, for those of us who can't have lactose anymore.
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by gambiting 4mo ago
>> impossible to get to by a normal employee No, it's the normal that does the heavy lifting. A radiation therapy machine does not allow for an easy removal of the source, not without hours of work with specialized machinery. Aga
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by gambiting 4mo ago
So....just from my personal experience. When we started getting access to Claude last year, it was barely competent at C++. Like someone who read a book about C++ but never actually wrote any, or had to debug any issue. It would confidently
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by gambiting 4mo ago
In Netherlands there is a nuclear energy museum where you can literally walk around spent fuel casks.
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Honestly, VW spent years developing the ID line which was just too expensive, buggy, and constanly positioned as an alternative to much cheaper and better equipped Golf/Polo lines - it's like they were afraid to canibalize their o
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by gambiting 4mo ago
But again: >>highly radioactive material is within reach of any disgruntled office worker. Like, how would that disgruntled office worker even reach that highly radioactive material? Especially without killing themselves in the proce
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by gambiting 4mo ago
We have unlimited access to Claude and its use is very much encouraged across the entire organisation.
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by gambiting 4mo ago
I'm an engine programmer in video games on a big project - recently I'm mostly just fixing bugs. And Fable has been absolutely phenomenal in those 2 days we had it lol. It was genuinely the first time I didn't really have to
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by gambiting 4mo ago
It's like how these automated call handlers that say "Just tell us what you need help with" and then no matter how you phrase the sentence it just doesn't understand what you mean. Great idea in theory, horrendous execut
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by gambiting 4mo ago
I think most people are looking at existing games made under different constraints and concluding that it can't be done. But If the law passed, to me it's quite clear that it's just something that would have to be considered
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Well, your local coucilor probably doesn't have access to it, but MPs definitely have access to aides and experts they can ask for opinion and summary before they go in front of a camera and make a fool out of themselves for saying som
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by gambiting 4mo ago
I work in games, worked on some of the huge(40+ million players) online live-service games out there, and I have no idea what you're talking about here: " What isn’t realistic is stamping their feet and demanding that companies ma
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by gambiting 4mo ago
I'm a professional C++ dev working in games, and windows is used everywhere , from games themselves to the network infrastructure(I've worked for 3 of the largest games publishers too). Windows really has a fantastic support for C
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by gambiting 4mo ago
I was in Pompeii just 2 weeks ago, the thing that absolutely blew my mind was that there is a section where archeologists are working _right now_ still uncovering more buildings, and you can see them exactly as they are coming out of the gr
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by gambiting 4mo ago
>>Why should I spend my energy to discuss with someone who doesn't want to listen One of the reasons why I stopped going on Facebook, even though a lot of communities I care about have moved there. I wrote a long comment about so
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by gambiting 4mo ago
I don't know why you understood my comment as saying government shouldn't have any data. I specifically replied to the comment about religion - there's no reason for the government to collect any data about that from individu
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Yes, which is why the government shouldn't have this data at all in the first place.
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by gambiting 4mo ago
>>I'm not sure how that would happen in practice. If my body is the projectile, they would have to be immediately in front of my vehicle as it slams into whatever it hit. My body is likely the least of their problems in that scen
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by gambiting 4mo ago
I mean, astronauts already do that - their urine and feaces are processed, water extracted and purified and used for drinking again.
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Senator Collins: It’s not in an environment. It’s been towed beyond the environment. Interviewer: But it must be somewhere… Well what’s out there? Senator Collins: Nothing’s out there! Interviewer: Well there must be something out there. Se
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by gambiting 4mo ago
>>the hitler bootlicker. Well, at least Ukrainians aren't publishing state sponsored books about Komrade Hitler like Russia does - the state sponsored revisionism about Hitler happening in Russia right now is insane, I was going
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Well, I hope they pay you well to come online and write this nonsense. If you're writing this out of your own free will without compensation then that's just sad.
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Well I think both things can be true. I imagine he made a lot of money doing it, then eventually that well dried up for whatever reason, so he started selling courses (which are worthless because his method clearly doesn't work or he w
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by gambiting 4mo ago
I mean I'm not sure it's a meme - this guy literally got rich doing it, to a point where he's selling "self guide" courses on how to do this: https://www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2025-1
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by gambiting 4mo ago
>>This is a country that has arrested people for social media posts And if you saw these media posts, I'm sure you'd agree with those arrests in majority of the cases. >>It’s also a crime in the UK to offend someone. I
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Population of most European countries is actually decreasing year on year: https://www.worldometers.info/population/countries-in-europe... But either way, European nations are nearly all screwed - their expenditure on
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by gambiting 4mo ago
...how can you wish for such a thing?
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Yep, it's incredibly unfortunate, given how obvious it is.
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by gambiting 4mo ago
The only stupid thing about sanctions on Russia is that they aren't harsh enough.

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