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First time? This has been the Republican playbook for my entire adult life (the 21st century). With Trump they no longer have to pretend.
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Shadows. Everyone I know who's tried FSD learns very quickly that it's a random chance that the car will see an oncoming shadow (big truck, bridge, tree, etc) as a wall and either slam on the brakes or swerve. If you have reliable
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This decision was made at the height of the pandemic supply chain shortages, but then was never reversed when they could get sensors again. FSD will never work with pure vision and it's folly that Tesla / Musk insists that it will
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I don't think your goals are possible. Generating and using look-alikes of people without their consent is already crossing the ethical and possibly legal boundaries.
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Important note, but still very interesting research! > Halliwill emphasized that the new studies and other related research use very high doses of antihistamines, much higher than what a person would consume to combat allergies. More evi
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Don't editorialize submissions. The actual title is "Juris: Object-First Web Development: A New Paradigm for Reactive User Interfaces"
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This article fails to mention how much money and effort Big Oil has put into ensuring these misconceptions exist. Remember the "your personal carbon footprint" marketing push of the early 2000s? Yeah that was paid for and run by B
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Never underestimate the evil a human can perpetuate in the name of a paycheck.
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Which is exactly what he did in his first term. The corruption and hypocrisy is the point. Republicans don't care about anything other than being the team in power.
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Because the major goals of all of these landers is learning what we need to know to safely put fleshy meat bags on the surface of the Moon again.
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One of the good things that came out of COVID was Google Docs suddenly getting a whole lot better. Why? Because Google engineers finally had to use their tools like the rest of us do, and found out very quickly that Google Docs on normal co
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Who would have guessed that Idiocracy was an optimistic look at our possible future...
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Donald Trump is one of, if not the, most known and understood candidate for POTUS in a long time. Nothing that he's doing is surprising, first of all because we have his first term and second of all he told us what he would do ! It
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I would request that you think about such situations a bit more before posting a public comment like this. Military security is first and foremost about protecting our armed forces. When the Pentagon plans an attack, it is vitally import
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The utter lack of significant discoveries at the LHC after the Higgs (2012!) is a pretty telling sign. Any bigger collider is riding purely on the hope that something will make the effort worth while.
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I wasn't planning on buying the book but ... https://www.amazon.com/dp/1250391237?psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DE...
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Trump doesn't care about anyone but himself. The only reason he ran for president again (a job he absolutely hated the first time around) was so he would stay out of jail for the myriad of crimes he committed. Now that he actually got
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https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20211112-the-people-with-...
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Wow. This comment showcases everything that's wrong with America today. Trying to keep Americans alive is somehow political. The party of "pro life" was so against trying to save lives that we ended up with the highest COVI
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Sacred? Christmas music is sacred? Popular Christmas music is awful . Every major artist seems obligated to do their Christmas renditions and the songs are vapid or bad remakes of already bad songs. Seriously. Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer
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That's actually low. For comparison the latest Call of Duty is upwards of 100GB install size.
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This is the whole problem. That money (and more!) should be going to public schools to fix them. We should all want great public schools everywhere. An educated populace is the only way we as a country can grow and improve.
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As a former Tesla Model 3 owner (it got totaled from getting rear-ended) and now own a Ford Mach-E as well as a Toyota RAV-4 Prime (plugin hybrid), yeah I totally agree. Cold weather is the worst for EV cars. You have to spend so much energ
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It turns out, there's a huge market for this! Had Glitch not been stuck on Flash and was able to pivot to mobile it may have been a success. My daughter, her friends, her cousins, are all obsessed with Toca Boca ( https://toc
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Destin from Smarter Every Day got to spend a day on the USS Toledo and made multiple videos about this[0]. I mention it because in one of the videos he and the crew talk about submarine stealth (the non classified bits) and there's a s
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Stripe runs a ton of Mongo replication clusters and uses home-grown proxy services on top of Mongo that manage and control where data lives, so the services don't have to think about that side of things. I'm not sure what change
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Natively Implemented Functions https://www.erlang.org/doc/system/nif.html
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Justice without mercy is cruelty. Mercy without justice is the mother of dissolution. - St. Thomas Acquinas
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Justice without mercy is cruelty. Mercy without justice is the mother of dissolution. - St. Thomas Acquinas
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I love protobufs as a type-safe way of defining messages and providing auto-generated clients across languages. I can't stand gRPC. It's such a Google-developed product and protocol that trying to use it in a simpler system (e.g.
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