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by gosub100 1y ago
There's a YouTube video where he orders a match with someone and insists that they order brand new in box laptops and a locally hosted chess server (I think the hypothesis was testing if in person games were any different than online.
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by gosub100 1y ago
This makes me want to cheat just as a technical challenge. Could I hide a computer in my hair? Could I ingest a capsule computer and communicate with it using the resonance of my teeth chattering? (No, I would not insert one in an inappropr
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by gosub100 1y ago
What is the primary difficulty in developing a web browser? - breadth of the http/css/js standard? - inefficient implementations - requires too many resources? Why has the market converged on two major players and most independent
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by gosub100 1y ago
When the good guy riots it's called "unrest".
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by gosub100 1y ago
Ok so we agree there is a valid reason to limit the total number of people who live in a single residence?
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by gosub100 1y ago
That's a false equivalency; there is no imperative that laws must be broken to minimize homelessness. Furthermore it's a false conclusion that the primary reason they are in tents by the river is because they couldn't find a
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by gosub100 1y ago
How do you serve a warrant in a house with 12 unrelated people? How much easier is it to commit rape, petty theft? How much more communicable disease such has Hep-B is spread with N people sharing a bathroom? How much more likely is a house
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by gosub100 1y ago
The problem is the copycat and adjacent channels. You watch and block $BOZO, you now get suggestions for $BOZO reacts, $BOZO extras, $BOZO clips, and all of $BOZO's competitor channels.
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by gosub100 1y ago
On a related note, I'm terrified of typing his name into search or watching any of his videos because once yt thinks I'm interested in the "topic" I'll never be able to get rid of his face from my recommended videos
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by gosub100 1y ago
It's like saying "all you" Iranians are choosing to publicly hang political prisoners using (Western) construction equipment.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Not odd under the theory that they are being done to buy wiggle room to reduce the force later on. They announce the firing and layoff of those who haven't made their forecasted numbers.
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by gosub100 1y ago
> The founders didn’t envision speech being policed with guns. That is absolute nonsense That's an absolute strawman. No provision in our government allows the use of force to counter ideological disagreement. What a bizarre thing t
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by gosub100 1y ago
Hate speech? I think the system is working as designed. You the the right to say whatever inflammatory rhetoric you want. What the 1A doesn't give you is the freedom from consequences of the hate speech. As we've seen this p
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by gosub100 1y ago
They already have. Look at the coverage of the Epstein case. One of the reporters from a major network was told to shelve it when he was arrested in 2006. Or Julian Assange: hardly covered his release at all, and never said anything about h
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by gosub100 1y ago
I think it would only be a mild tragedy, if there is such a thing, if, say, we lost 3nm lithography or carbon fiber airplanes. Most of that stuff is luxury anyway. We wouldn't lose the core science and data, it might set us back for a
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by gosub100 1y ago
The number two focus of a charity should be good financial management. First being the charity's mission. I would not support even a large charity to pay $200k/yr for a chat server.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Many metro police are moving towards encrypted communications but it varies by location. Regarding medical emergencies, I'm pretty sure EMS just says "medical emergency" and gives the address. I've never heard them say s
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by gosub100 1y ago
I get the formula: commit genocide and then call critics an antisemite.
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by gosub100 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Israeli_assassinations
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by gosub100 1y ago
He still did a decade in the slammer. I think his sentence was excessive, since he never directly harmed anyone.
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by gosub100 1y ago
A "minor charge" of destroying his employer's network?
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by gosub100 1y ago
He's saying there is a divide between people who are passionate about tech, aka "hackers" makers etc, vs people who just pursue it because at one time it paid well.
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by gosub100 1y ago
The far left doesn't believe in the idea of property ownership in the traditional sense. So no, I think the premise that you can transfer property to anyone without the government tracking it is incorrect. Taxes could theoretically be
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by gosub100 1y ago
I think they're politely asking for the far left to stop with the language inflation. Use words with appropriate and proportionate meanings. Do not try to gradually be more and more dramatic and impactful.
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by gosub100 1y ago
"bad faith" is an euphemism for "someone whose views you don't agree with".
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by gosub100 1y ago
Good, if AI is such a great thing, why wouldn't we want the 2+ billion Chinese to have it also?
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by gosub100 1y ago
True but we are in dire need of a killer search engine for it. We're hopefully just a couple years away from a great self-hosted search and life-like TTS for massive ebook collections.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Case in point: the work from home policies that have been largely rescinded since COVID.
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by gosub100 1y ago
That's a strange way to spell "competition". Where is it written that environmental considerations go out the window when having to compete in business?
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by gosub100 1y ago
Bring this to the terminal! That would be so cool for highlights or other special text.

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