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by jacobush 6y ago
Add a short squeeze on the dollar and you have the perfect storm.
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by jacobush 6y ago
Ah, trustless :)
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by jacobush 6y ago
Try Bolero
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by jacobush 6y ago
Let him try some dramatic classical music sometime!
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by jacobush 6y ago
I wonder though, if it turned out they way they expected it to. In that (far fetched IMHO) case.
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by jacobush 6y ago
Amazing video! And these poor neurons are squished between glass, imagine them crawling around in a 3D space.
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by jacobush 6y ago
Smells like the Soviet 5 year plan. Except no plan. Is it Agile Planned Economy?
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by jacobush 6y ago
While the system gets even more top heavy. (Jeff Bezos gets more.)
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by jacobush 6y ago
Didn't MS get money from the DoD at the same time?
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by jacobush 6y ago
Detect where nuclear subs and hidden installations are? Making a first strike more possible, hence M.A.D. less reliable, hence a minute further on the doomsday clock?
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by jacobush 6y ago
It is hilarious and sad at the same time that a country which is perhaps uniquely suited to embark on a moon-shot Apollo style program of testing regiment for EVERYONE instead chooses to self inflict all sorts of wounds. It was in the cards
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by jacobush 6y ago
Phhft, some aid. The people get just crumbs under the table. In Europe, many countries pay 80% or more of furloughed salaries. This is how it’s done. (There is shenanigans there too, but less.) The cares act is joke. In the US, the megacorp
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by jacobush 6y ago
They can keep their wealth because the rest of us protects it, often with our blood. (Military and police, for a start, but that’s just scratching the surface.)
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by jacobush 6y ago
Actually I can't detect much chocolate taste. Sugar and chalk.
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by jacobush 6y ago
Uranium, selected from the finest natural ore, carefully enriched, is vegan too. :)
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by jacobush 6y ago
Ok - update - they didn't have pirated games.
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by jacobush 6y ago
It's ok if it's not about anything actually important.
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by jacobush 6y ago
No I mean the classic (I assume) dark wafer with white shortening in it. Now I also remembered how vile the white stuff is too - it kind of sticks to your upper palate. There are sugar overloaded competitors [0], which are pretty shameless
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by jacobush 6y ago
Anecdotally, I knew a bunch of people with PS1, maybe one of them knew how to pirate games.
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by jacobush 6y ago
For someone who really likes sweet chocolate etc, an Oreo is too vulgar even too me. I feel sick to my stomach. Powdery sugar with something brown in it.
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by jacobush 6y ago
I thought we were going to bash on its privacy issues. Mildly disappointed.
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by jacobush 6y ago
Interesting twist on that - the EU has gun regulations, but Czechia made a law that every licensed gun owner in Czechia constitutes a part of the national defense. Sweden has a similar thing, where people in the reserve can have a fully aut
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by jacobush 6y ago
Also Sweden
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by jacobush 6y ago
But don't new browsers and Android use their own DNS servers?!
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by jacobush 6y ago
Yeah, to clarify, it’s often touted as great for embedded but wholly impractical, it turns out, for some things. Which can be alarming and unexpected
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by jacobush 6y ago
Rust is promoted all the time as the sensible choice for embedded work instead of C or C++.
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by jacobush 6y ago
I mean, I don't see any reason why explosion turbines can't work with other gases than hydrogen.
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by jacobush 6y ago
I don't know, but where I live, it's basically impossible to buy these anymore.
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by jacobush 6y ago
Before Finland, there was Sweden. You’d think they should glean at us and reconsider... Edit: I can fault Sweden for not reverting back to a traditional curriculum and back to a state controlled school. But I can't really fault it tha
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by jacobush 6y ago
Welcome to Sweden. I was hoping we would catch up with you again, but not this way...

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