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Why do we have to rely on Republicans to investigate covid origins? Scary!
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Why do we have to rely on Republicans to curtail the FBI's civil liberties violations? That's scary AF.
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In the 80s, I resided on a US Military base in West Germany. Currently, I feel like the world is getting closer to World War III, which is the closest experience I have had in my lifetime. There is ongoing conflict in Europe involving a cou
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It's challenging to take a CEO seriously who lacks enough self-awareness to un-ironically use the term "journey". Similarly, just open it up for everyone to use, I'm using ChatGPT now, ship your product, don't just
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Gilbert Godfrey famously made a 9/11 joke that “bombed” on September 29, 2001. If you eliminate all comedy that offends someone, there won’t be much left to laugh about.
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Traveling exhibit, charge $50/head, $20 for social media photo, concessions and you really only need 400,000 people to buy a ticket. If you do a limited tour of the top 20 cities in the USA (population 35 million, you only need 1% of p
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Serving in the military is different from other jobs as soldiers may be sent to dangerous situations where there is a risk of death. Although many Americans believe the decisions made by politicians that put military personnel in harm'
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"Genghis Khan himself was technically not ethnic Han, but he and mainly his successors saw themselves as legitimate Chinese emperors by establishing the Yuan Dynasty." I guess you can try to argue some kind of blood purity, but I
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Which part of history does Genghis Khan fit into your narrative? He died in 1227, having killed between 4 million to 60 million people...
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I’ve had it confidently tell me to use Python libraries that don’t exist, pass parameters to methods that aren’t in the method signature, and to write code that had to be debugged and fixed. I’m still excited to use it, but you have to know
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YouTube Kids is awful It locks up regularly, such that I have to kill the app and restart it. They helpfully put a parental lock button right where a child would hold a phone, so they are constantly hitting the button, and bringing up a br
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I once wrote a PCX decoder in Pascal outputting VGA w/mode 13. The cool part for me was it had run length encoding, which I was able to figure out trivially just reading the spec. May not have been the most efficient, but way easier
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Sadly, science has been politicized, and has had such perverse incentives applied at the University that it's almost corrupt. For example, peer review, ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1420798
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What's your exercise regimen?
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My understanding it they do something like this for bone marrow transplants with radiation/chemotherapy. Hopefully helps with Google searches, or someone coming to correct me :)
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Can those processes fork and save memory on duplicate pages? (I’m not a rails person)
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Agreed, police needs more officers, better training, and higher standards. Another factor is having enough officers to pair up at all times, this helps deescalate conflict up front, and has officers less likely to attempt lethal force than
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Another speculation: https://twitter.com/scottwww/status/1490553502640140288?s=46...
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As I understand it, he is part of that program but the person tracking him uses alternate methods to get it.
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I use it on my EC2 dev box and my home network, allowing me to block ssh on all the firewalls, yet ssh freely between all of them.
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You just made me realize the first level tech recruiters are over as a job. Many of them use blind templated reach outs that will actually be better with AI looking at your exact profile and GitHub.
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Tell that to all my colleagues who don’t have a job anymore.
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The point is they didn’t need any couch there. Or could have gotten something comfortable from ikea and maybe wouldn’t have had to sell their company to Elon and had all this useless shit auctioned off.
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I always think about the $10,000 couch in the lobby of the Seattle Twitter office that no one ever sat on. Twitter wasted money on shit that didn’t matter for years.
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Kirk: Bones, did you ever hear of a doomsday machine? McCoy: No. I'm a doctor, not a mechanic. Kirk: It's a weapon built primarily as a bluff. It's never meant to be used. So strong, it could destroy both sides
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Seems weird that you specifically mention Stripe, when they just laid off 1,000 people. I agree with your meta point though.
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You actually can't order Kindle books on any Amazon iOS App.
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Pushing images of simulated child abuse to sell shoes should be beyond the limits of what society accepts. Art can continue to push boundaries without kids. It’s sick this even needs to be said.
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Would be a great curb meta episode.
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