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by hshdhdhj4444 8mo ago
“Lethal Warrior” Given how modern warfare worked even before the drone era began with Putin’s war on Ukraine, the idea of building a military of “lethal warriors” as opposed to a military of strategic excellence with great logistics is back
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by hshdhdhj4444 8mo ago
For one thing, as an administration insider says, it’s a twist on previous efforts that funded “specific causes”. For another, most foreign funding was usually bipartisan otherwise it would have been killed by subsequent presidents from the
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by hshdhdhj4444 8mo ago
The poster is obviously being sarcastic… They’re suggesting that threats about Iran attacking US cities serve the same purpose as the propaganda about Iraq harboring WMDs. To gin up the public for war.
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by hshdhdhj4444 8mo ago
Umm… The human could have dropped off the conversation? Or escalated it to a manager?
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As it shouldn’t be. Will the company go out of their way to do right by customers who were led to disadvantageous positions due to the chat bot? Almost certainly not. So the disclaimer basically ends up becoming a one way get out of jail fo
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by hshdhdhj4444 8mo ago
Yeah, but making opening doors a puzzle to solve is an incredibly terrible trade off. And that’s before we consider the other aspects of these door handle designs that make the cars a death trap.
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by hshdhdhj4444 8mo ago
Right, so pretty much every rich person was implicated by and at risk because of Epstein, including the sitting U.S. President at the time, but it was actually Mossad…
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by hshdhdhj4444 8mo ago
Tesla deserves credit but it’s not Tesla that accelerated the world. It’s China. Even today Ford’s CEO talks about Chinese cars when discussing what they’re worried about, not Tesla. And then there’s also the battery cost revolution which i
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
Nope. Globalism has made America richer than pretty much any nation in the existence of human history. The election of leaders who prioritize the distribution of wealth from the poorest to the richest rather than vice versa has hollowed out
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
I can speak to the chronic stress. Due to a series of unfortunate and unexpected issues with beings in my inner circle, the last few months have been a constant stream of stress. And the mental impact has certainly been noticeable, especial
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
We’re soon gonna realize that we will need manual kill switches for all tech in case it goes rogue or allows an AI installed somewhere else to go rogue.
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
If the $45 is meant to be temporary, it can reasonably be looked as a fine to encourage people to get their RealID. I don’t think the existence of the fine itself is necessarily evidence of a cash grab. If it isn’t temporary and extends bey
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
> By the way, fossile fuels are partly responsible for the greatest uplift in human quality of life. Pesticides are essential in creating a sustainable food output. Yeah, and they are not sentient beings we owe something in return to. Wh
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
Animals do a whole bunch of things to other animals we wouldn’t consider acceptable. Cannibalism, eating your young, rape, etc. I’m not sure why killing for food is the one place we should choose to define our values and ethics based on wha
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
> If a user almost exclusively uses the Patreon ios app to consume the artist’s content and likes to live inside the ios ecosystem for frictionless payments using the card on file/privacy/UX/whatever, then I feel apple sho
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
What vegans would not be ok with algae?
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
All my nutrient numbers improved when I became vegan because nearly every one in the US/UK is deficient in VitD, Omegas and B12. Fortunately today’s vegan communities are much more aware of this so I started taking these supplements ri
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
This is fantasy land. Yeah, a rural farmer who’s never exposed to AI except when it made it possible for her to communicate with someone visiting the farm who dint speak the same languages isn’t worried about AI. But policy makers, technolo
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
My favorite is taking deposits for the roadster since 2017: > A prototype of the Roadster was shown in a surprise moment…with a tease of availability in the year 2020 > In July 2020, during the 2020 second quarter financial results co
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
This comment completely misunderstands why NYC (and the core of most major cities) is not impressed by a supermarket. Wegmans is popular because Wegmansnis good. But if you have a local baker, a local grocer, a local deli, and a small groce
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
It also doesn’t help that this wasn’t an open auction where people could buy the company based on the ability to make a return on invested capital, but rather was a bunch of friends of the administration hand picked to own and run the joint
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
I might be thinking of a different app (possibly iPhoto before Apple dramatically changed jt, but I don’t think so), but if it was Aperture, it was also excellent for photo organization.
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
America is weirdly nonplussed by destruction and deaths caused by a car.
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
The argument here is basically, let’s say a particular widget requires 3 human steps to make. If we replace the most expensive step with a cheaper automated alternative, the overall cost of the widget will fall and so demand for the widget
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
> in 2026 I cannot imagine why they are continuing to, except inertia. Because there is no where else for that debt to go. No one else wants to take on so much debt. Meanwhile there are a bunch of asset managers who are paying the mortg
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
> Journalists love the "Microsoft gave" framing because it makes Microsoft sound like they're handing these out because they like the cops, but that's not how it works. If your company has data that the police want an
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
People are clearly criticizing it. The theoretical difference is that the people can push their govt to restrict what data the American version of TikTok collects and what it does. Unfortunately it’s looking likely this difference will rema
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
All Americans are probably better off using Chinese apps that the Chinese government uses to snoop on them and Chinese are better off using American apps that the American govt uses to snoop on them than the opposite. The impact the Chinese
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
Yeah, the author’s examples point to nostalgia-core, kind of like why Stranger Things is so popular. They’re not evidence for the tech monopoly breaking.
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by hshdhdhj4444 9mo ago
> Coordinating technical matters like healthcare through the UN does seem a bit unwise given that everyone is posturing up for some sort of Cold-war or potential WWIII style scenario. On the contrary, the fact that we have to coordinate

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