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by jakeogh 7y ago
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7523253/Photo-revea...
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by jakeogh 7y ago
Full statement: https://www.scribd.com/document/427618359/Shokin-Statement Refreshingly well sourced article: https://legalinsurrection.com/2019/09/report-former-ukrainia...
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by jakeogh 7y ago
1st hand account from Shokin: https://i.redd.it/wp66quhos4p31.jpg parent quote source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urTk6O4c0mU
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by jakeogh 7y ago
#1! April 1983 https://blog.openhub.net/2007/08/worlds_oldest_source_code_r...
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by jakeogh 7y ago
a start: https://www.foxbusiness.com/technology/apple-manufacturing-m...
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by jakeogh 7y ago
NYT great example. Note how they dont source the claim. The reader is not expected to even wonder if there is a source. It's worded as if the sentence itself is the source. A curious reader would need to contact Kenneth Vogel directly.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
Consider that in the context of the first hand account from the person who got fired. https://i.redd.it/wp66quhos4p31.jpg USA Today, FOX, CNN, *NBC are not sources of information. They are wings of power centers. It's
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by jakeogh 7y ago
Biden: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urTk6O4c0mU https://i.redd.it/wp66quhos4p31.jpg
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by jakeogh 7y ago
Biden's exact words: "if the prosecutor's not fired, you're not gettin' the money"
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by jakeogh 7y ago
IPv4's inability to label all the things may be a feature. NAT's are like borders in some ways, and prevent fine grained censorship without larger consequences.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
https://www.floridabulldog.org/2019/09/long-hidden-9-11-comm... A close associate of Al-Waleed bin Talal
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by jakeogh 7y ago
Ya, a reply with a pure "that's F(4)" makes the same mistake (sidestepping the subject) it's pointing out. Some rely on hijacking common sense. The slippery slope for example, I'm 95% sure it's the most common
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by jakeogh 7y ago
I got fast at CTRL-m /frac /partial bla bla in LyX, how are APLers entering that unicode?... digging into the vids...
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by jakeogh 7y ago
I found this video series about soil really interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUmIdq0D6-A It's long, and I was sure I would click away, but the presenter has a great tone and the content is heka cool.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
As someone who grew up before smartphones, with plenty of noise pollution, I am sure it's not the noise. People cross the street stairing at their hands.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
Faith that pre-programmed cars are going to outperform humans is equivalent to predicting general AI.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
It's not a solvable problem in this context. Humans are not computers, and cars have no self. The car would melt a hole in the ground and not even approach par with a cat. It's understandable that people are making this mistake in
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by jakeogh 7y ago
They are not going to be fooled by a false equivilence between self killing hammers and self killing cars.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
The "humans are the bugs" excuse is pure denial on the pre-programmed proponent side.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
Is there a popular open Slack alternative? I suppose it's just a IRC client that inlines images? (havent tried slack so idk)
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by jakeogh 7y ago
People catching a hint of the real power they have is an existential threat to traditional myth structures; not just China's.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
Thanks. I couldnt agree more. It would make sense if the bar was higher for adding control software than training pilots. To me it seems like the type cert problem was backwards.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
Not stalling on takeoff is pilot 101. If an aircraft is prone to it I personally do not want layers of software hiding the issue. It's practically a law of nature that software is full of bugs.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
Regarding the engines, indeed none of them would have crashed without MCAS.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
hydrogen cyanide: https://www.mathesongas.com/pdfs/msds/MAT11160.pdf 150ppm/30min Rat LC50 Accute toxicity will be a few % of that. Assuming the conversion efficency is reasonable, chronically inhaling a few
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by jakeogh 7y ago
0. They added software hack (keeping their cert) to use engines on a aircraft not desinged for them.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15003606
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A 38min documentary. Sorry about the size, I promise it's not borring. If someone gives me an approprate ffmpeg command I'll transcode it. Preserving the source footage quality was important.
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by jakeogh 7y ago
The most effective way to prevent people from looking into something is to poison the well. Attach the thing to something else obviously false, bonus points if evokes a negative emotional response. Example; if someone decides to research 91
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by jakeogh 7y ago
Bad conclusion. Web browsers are written to be fingerprintable. They are deliberately anti-user. Expecting web pages to "just not" is pointless. The solution is to fix the browser.

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