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hoseja
3y ago
The terrorists were explicitly inducing the fearmonger response, no?
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hoseja
3y ago
A lot of it is because nobody has actually really tried in a serious enough way. Nuclear technology would also be a pipe dream without the insane frenzy of mutually assured destruction.
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hoseja
3y ago
Or, maybe, seeing hustlers destroy last shreds of credibility of the incredible promise of fusion - which is what this is until they actually go energy positive in a sustainable manner. SpaceX also wasn't worth praise until they actual
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hoseja
3y ago
>their technology is real Clearly not yet.
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hoseja
3y ago
Isn't that some autism sensory processing thing?
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hoseja
3y ago
It seems really great at vacuous american essaywriting.
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hoseja
3y ago
He's so damn smug about breaking the user patch of their terrible mess of explorer, too.
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hoseja
3y ago
Cheating is only wrong if you get caught. Sincerely cooperating with the system is a losing strategy for you nowadays but of course the system will promote it.
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hoseja
3y ago
Very Žižkian.
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hoseja
3y ago
https://pavel.network/content/images/2023/04/drop.png Why can't RFCs be readable by default? Why do they still have explicit line- and page-breaks and fixed-width fonts?
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hoseja
3y ago
Me being an asshole on the internet is actually a signature move! (I'm just bitter and bored)
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hoseja
3y ago
Can't wait to have the brain eaten by MRSA :)
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hoseja
3y ago
Anybody paying money for these boxed big brothers deserves to be failed by the corpos, as much and as often as possible.
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hoseja
3y ago
So, a chronically contrarian larper.
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hoseja
3y ago
>Unless you are writing “hello world” Ackshually, ...
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hoseja
4y ago
Is it really pro-human to want to live like factory-farmed cattle? Nobody ever seems to engage with the fact that the population shot up, what, 10+ times in the last 200 years.
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hoseja
4y ago
Have you considered that perhaps there are way too many people due to the industralization explosion and some negative population growth might be a good thing.
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hoseja
4y ago
It was called Occupy and it got shut down with extreme prejudice and we're still living in the psyop environment that is a response to it.
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hoseja
4y ago
We need games that utilize local neural nets.
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hoseja
4y ago
I suspect Rogers is oodles easier to deal with for SpaceX today than whatever "independent group or consortium" could form in ten years.
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hoseja
4y ago
Facebook seems(ed ~10 yrs ago) like such a great engineering company. Too bad they make Facebook.
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hoseja
4y ago
I want all coastal cities to flood.
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hoseja
4y ago
What was your usecase that you were unsatisfied with keepass?
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hoseja
4y ago
Interesting that the feddan mentioned in the article [0] is very close to the acre, another oxplow-derived unit of area. Also, surely this won't have disastrous ecological consequences... (clueless) [0] https://en.wikipedia.
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hoseja
4y ago
Me too. It was WAY too cute, it needed like 50% less random associations.
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hoseja
4y ago
The only innovation there is the "Atlantic" part. Stop pretending like it was something new and uniquely horrible.
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hoseja
4y ago
RSS feels intentionally sabotaged.
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hoseja
4y ago
Ctrl+W is a great shortcut, I have it mapped on the extra button on my mouse, along with Ctrl+Tab and F5
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hoseja
4y ago
Not really, a lot of cancer mitigation is done by the immune system.
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hoseja
4y ago
What would lead humans in the previous "resource abundant" environment to not explode in population, Malthus-style?
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