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by gonzo41 2y ago
This is a massive self own by the US estalishment. They are just damaging their own trust but not releasing the full and classified reasoning behind this.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
It's crazy the Facebook and Instagram are still available for use. They,be done just as much damage.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Yeah there's going to be AI version of row hammer attacks where you pollute the training data to get a favourable bias somehow. We should have skipped this phase of AI development and just created terminators.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
This feeling is a driver of theft at self service checkouts.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
This would be better if it was the origami instructions to make it.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Directed energy weapons already exist, they are called guns and rifles. Sci-fi electro weapons don't make practical sense. If you want to secretly kill someone, just get them drunk and have them have a car crash. This is spy stuff 101.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
My other suggestion, which isn't super popular in australia, is we should consider deforesting / reforesting eucalyptus trees. They are a lot of trouble.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
You need to do fuel reduction burns during winter (when it's wet) so you can reduce the load. They do this near my house in Australia every few years, it's somewhat terrifying to have a slow roll bushfire roll around the house, b
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by gonzo41 2y ago
it's not carbs. It is inactivity and the volume of cheap easy calories eaten.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Nobody wants their daughter to go search out a make up video then after 3 or 4 of those to start getting pro-anorexia content because the algorithm knows it drives engagement. we already know the answer to the ills of social media, the bett
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by gonzo41 2y ago
This is what a meant yes. I just couldn't find the reference. Thank you.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Every time i see these I think about Spanish explorers who brought small pox over and caused these cities to collapse, only to return to Spain telling stories of jungle cities. Only to have the fleets turn up to dense jungle years later and
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by gonzo41 2y ago
This person is focusing too much on themselves. Help other people, actually help them, and you'll feel amazing and find real driving purpose. However productive or enlightened you make yourself doesn't really matter, you eventuall
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by gonzo41 2y ago
You don't really get a warranty on heavy machinery either. Instead you get good support from the OEM. But at the end of the day you have the RTFM and deal with the muddy problem you're in. IMO, Software, and what we expect it to d
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Their golden goose was being the first to do streaming well. They just need to fund films and TV shows and then back them for longer than a season. The SV style thinking is what's killing potentially good shows.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Netflix is going to kill their golden goose. It's already dying slowly, but they really should be just taking more risks. It's a streaming company run by people who seem to hate movies or tv.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
not to be a trope, but Covid maybe?
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by gonzo41 2y ago
d<atalist> is a gem. Love it.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Everything you just said also applies to all ETL and workflow management tools as well. There's a level of complexity that's never going away.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
We do have recourse. What you'll see is more independent candidates get voted in to overturn the law. Once the government of the day starts badly implementing it the conservatives who voted with the center left party will split off and
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Don't worry, this is performative law making. There's going ot be an election in March, probably called in January. So the government will probably return, then fix and alter this when they work out just how impossible it will be
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Remember when films used to be a tight 90 minutes of snappy editing. Now everything is getting close to 3 hours, it's not because the stories are better or more complex it's people not being ruthless in their editing. I remember s
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Drug dealers are sensitive to the price their market can bare, they don't let you use unlimited drugs then charge you at the end of the month.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
I went from a java job to a python job and some days I really miss the Java.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
I bring you https://www.carexpert.com.au/car-news/toyota-hilux-champ-lau... You can't have it because of existing tarrifs.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Don't jinx it.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
They must have try to do this on the cheap, thinking they could dynamically scale on the fly for this. Big mistake.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
The failure was not putting Biden Harris's signatures on the cheques.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
The article doesn't mention Patreon once. What a gig is, has changed.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
I'd agree on IaaS/PaaS being the main driver. Id guess that everyone is running away from serverless offerings from all the main cloud providers. It's just day 1 lock in to a platform with no shared standards. It's very

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