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by jibe 2y ago
Playing the imperial march seems more like a “we are the bad guys” move - the German Navy finally arrives in London, 80 years late.
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by jibe 2y ago
"We're Not a Target" deserves promotion to major.
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by jibe 2y ago
“There was obviously overlap between the Supreme Court list that Heritage put out, which I compiled and which was available to all the candidates who were running, and the list Donald Trump put out,” They really are congratulating themsel
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by jibe 2y ago
You are confusing Heritage and Federalist Society. Federalist put together the list of judges that was used for nominations in Trump’s first term.
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by jibe 2y ago
More context: About ARTBA The Washington, D.C.-based American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) is a non-partisan federation whose primary goal is to aggressively grow and protect transportation infrastructure investmen
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by jibe 2y ago
There are plenty of reasonable US sources, NY Times, WaPo, WSJ, but they are all paywalled.
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by jibe 2y ago
Because you do not have to go to those places. Everyone has to eat, so everyone except a small number of farmers does have to go to either restaurants or markets.
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by jibe 2y ago
We could be building nuclear power plants instead of shutting them down.
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by jibe 2y ago
You can thank Nixon and Crazy republicans for SALT.
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by jibe 2y ago
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) estimate the missile traveled over 1,500 kilometers from Iran to Israel in roughly 12 minutes, reaching a speed of approximately 7,500 km/h, or roughly Mach 6. The ~100 Emad ballistic missiles Iran fir
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by jibe 2y ago
This suggests that Tesla doesn’t have an established method of contact for all of its suppliers This is the big first “remarkable” piece of evidence? This seems very typical.
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by jibe 2y ago
I don't why it should surprise, or bother, anyone that it is running android. Totally reasonable choice. What does it say that it is treated like some sort of gotcha? Were they supposed to build their own AIOS?
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by jibe 2y ago
Jonathan Blow’s Jai is an attempt at something like this. It’s looking promising so far!
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by jibe 2y ago
The bill doesn’t block access to TikTok, it blocks US companies from doing business with TikTok. So it isn’t exactly a ban, or censorship. If TikTok wants to give up the revenue, they can continue to send propaganda to the US, and kids can
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by jibe 2y ago
Yes, China officially banned Threads and WhatsApp just a few days ago. They had Apple remove them from the App Store.
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by jibe 2y ago
Still, this is great. Everyone is going now pay the full, refundable fare rate, so not great if you want cheap tickets.
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by jibe 2y ago
For a single assignment, yes. But at least randomization might mitigate the effect across a term.
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by jibe 2y ago
That can be true, while also being true that a moving car in front of you can better see an obstacle while obscuring it from the car behind. I’m just saying that the car in front that avoided it was in a different visibility situation to re
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by jibe 2y ago
except a human driver in front of the Mach-E did see the car and avoided it successfully. That makes it harder for the car behind. The Mach-E is following a moving car, which is blocking the view of the stopped car. She swerves out of the
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by jibe 3y ago
Not because the male suicide rate is declining, but because the female suicide rate is rising faster than the male suicide rate is rising.
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by jibe 3y ago
All China has to do is not invade Taiwan and there won’t be a war.
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by jibe 3y ago
That is, only members of the armed wing of Hamas (not recruiters, weapon manufacturers, propagandists, financiers, …) can be targeted for attack It seems wrong that you can't target weapon manufacturers, can you cite a source? Weapon
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by jibe 3y ago
Just knowing the tax rate tells you almost nothing about tax burden. The US had high tax rates, but that’s not what people paid. There was an extensive system of deductions that were also eliminated when rates came down. Japan is right at O
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by jibe 3y ago
The rate of natural disasters isn’t going up, the cost of natural disasters going up. It is because they are affecting more densely populated areas. And the structures that are damaged cost more to fix/replace. E.g., https:/&#x2F
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by jibe 3y ago
It’s not uncommon to see much bigger improvements in cost than what SpaceX is targeting. E.g., solar. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/solar-pv-prices
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by jibe 3y ago
I am not sure it's possible to solve this problem without allowing the user to control it The problem is rooted in insisting on taking control from users and providing safe results. I understand that giving up control will lead to mi
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by jibe 3y ago
Your detective in your city on that day may have been too busy, but that’s just an anecdote, not a survey of the thousands of cities and police departments and their response to home burglary footage.
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by jibe 3y ago
A lot of games still bottleneck on CPU.
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by jibe 3y ago
The hack was logging in with reused user credentials, then scraping the ancestry data. Encryption would not have helped in this case.
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by jibe 3y ago
program that had allowed law enforcement to seek footage from users on a voluntary basis This was a voluntary program though. Blocking the police from asking for help is unnecessarily adversarial. You are right about police collecting vid

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