koheripbal

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by koheripbal 3y ago
The necessity to protect Taiwan will be diminished, of course. It's still a good idea, net net.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
The reality is that people are mocked when they hold political beliefs that mockers don't share. Political commentary online is neither fair nor honest. It creates negative value for any platform. You can always find a way to mock som
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by koheripbal 3y ago
We need to make evidence based judgements, not accusation based judgements. I'm tired of the outage-clickbait. I'm here to learn, not to be emotionally manipulated.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Unless you want to self host, it is naive to think other password managers are not also the subject of attack
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Carthage was trying to conquer Rome. They had no choice but to keep fighting. ...But they didn't raise a full army again until the next generation of soldiers was raised and Carthage had returned to North Africa.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Put criminals in jail?
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by koheripbal 3y ago
It's a bit of an extreme anecdote, but my friend's family was like that. They smoked pot around the kids and were very liberal. 10 years later their teenage son died in a fatal car accident because he was driving while high.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
My kids thought Elmo was part of the alphabet for an embarrassing amount of time.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
The moment they post it publicly, it is no longer considered personal private content
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by koheripbal 3y ago
No, this is a dishonest argument used by anti nuclear advocates. Decommissioning is not actually needed. Plants can be run indefinitely with the correct maintenance. Where is the decommissioning fund for the Hover Dam? Or the highway system
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Russian influence operations as well. It is well documented
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by koheripbal 3y ago
And then supported by Russia
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by koheripbal 3y ago
The government subsidizes all major accident insurance across all industries. Nuclear should not be different.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
I've been thinking a lot about my same experience. I also spoke to her as it was kicking in. It was humbling. Like a computer being turned off, and then back on an hour later. For that time, I didn't exist. It helped convince me
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by koheripbal 3y ago
It's not. I think because of the broad implications some people expect everything to be open source. But I think that's unrealistic and naive.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Also, the mods don't do it for free at all. They get paid to promote content. All the primary mods on the big subs also have online social media marketing consultancies.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
We were lucky nuclear war didn't happen, and it still might. I think the risk of nuclear war is higher now, with more nations having more weapons, fewer treaties preventing profession, and an increasingly multipolar power dynamic in in
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by koheripbal 3y ago
The pe ratio will increase.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Why? If the answers are good, leave them.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
The problem is two fold because the VR video games are boring.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Games sell game controllers, not the other way around. When a sufficiently good experience is available for VR, which isn't usable without VR, then VR headsets will sell. I've tried all the VR apps and games, and they all underwhe
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Isn't an AED only useful for tachycardia? I'm case of drowning, heart attack, or most other causes of a stopped heart, it isn't useful, correct?
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by koheripbal 3y ago
The harmful dose is many orders of magnitude higher than the concentration in tap water. Dose makes the poison. Literally any chemical in sufficient dose is poisonous
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by koheripbal 3y ago
The grass is always greener. Don't jump from one extreme to another.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
The Android app is so outdated that my Pixel 3a is too new to run it!
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by koheripbal 3y ago
This time it's different. And I mean that sincerely, not sarcastically. I use it to code in languages I don't know.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Well, a more accurate comparison would be if you made a chair 20 years ago, and now no one makes chairs anymore because we have all become robots.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Given the current price (mostly free) off public llms I'm not sure what the use case of running out at home are yet. OpenAIs paid GPT4 has few restrictions and is still cheap. ... Not to mention GPT4 with browsing feature is vastly sup
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by koheripbal 3y ago
That, but now much more
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by koheripbal 3y ago
It might become the law. This is going to become a big ethical debate.

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