lithos

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by lithos 11mo ago
Technically probably true since that class of people see rich and wealth as very different. Having better food/electronics/entertainment is being rich. Having assets that pay out or maintain value forever is wealth.
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by lithos 1y ago
They aren't. House reps and Senators both spend over half their time fundraising, they're gonna behave perfectly normally and ignore whatever they need to for fundraising purposes.
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by lithos 1y ago
Nuclear container ships reminds me a little bit of the USA's propaganda of planning to make Nuclear cargo subs.
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by lithos 1y ago
Just more engineering leaning than you. Actual engineers have to analyze their supply chains, and so makes sense they would be baffled by NPM dependency trees that utterly normal projects grow into in the JavaScript ecosystem.
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by lithos 1y ago
32k to 34k from entry-level to expert level. Basically businesses choosing to close over offering pay raises. Which actually can make sense with competition still on illegal workers, and larger scale competition using prison labor.
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by lithos 1y ago
This is why the American Food Pyramid is so messed up. Lobbyists bought it so their grain farmer clients wouldn't need to adapt to changing market conditions (end of WWII demand).
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by lithos 1y ago
H1-B are supposed to be skilled enough that losing their job isn't a problem due to combinations of skill levels, skill combination rarity, and connections. The fact that your statement is a truth indicates a problem with the program.
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by lithos 1y ago
Yeah that works. Also worth mentioning there are some great studies of windmills helping crops by regulating temp and humidity in the day/night when they're in farm fields. (Right now Trump has a hate against them for losing a NIM
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by lithos 1y ago
Just go back to Harry Potter comparisons.
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by lithos 1y ago
You already are able to pay more for 5-20 minutes of "priority".
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by lithos 1y ago
There are some loose numbers tosed around like agricultural ethanol being 2x the carbon emissions of big oil. While not circled around to properly destroying a wetland for farming, is also destroying a far more permanent carbon sink than a
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by lithos 1y ago
SO sold off their own data and made it insanely web-crawlable. So makes sense that SO like users will use AI, not to mention they get the benefit of avoiding the neurotic moderator community at SO.
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by lithos 1y ago
You can feel them and the feeling has a multiplicative effect with Unreal's shortcuts (their tweening, lighting/shadow estimations). Publishers are also forcing the settings to be on, to save time on optimization and for false adv
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by lithos 1y ago
Nah leaders there just know they'll have unconditional support from built up cultural hate, religious fanatics that are trained to support them, and economic power types that see war as profitable.
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by lithos 1y ago
Some unions have been very good about guaranteeing a minimum skill level of workers. Longterm thinking unions realize that part of their survival is tied to ensuring their workers are as unique and irreplaceable as possible.
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by lithos 1y ago
New Jersey has this of everyone born in the state, and frequently leases out the data to anyone willing to pay. (Taken from blood samples that are used to test for otherwise lethal allergies to babies) It's immensely profitable and cos
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by lithos 1y ago
If you drive through farm country you see "fat" advertisements for finishing cattle or increasing milk production. IE: https://energyfeeds.com/magnafat/ Normal feed/grazing isn't optimal or cost eff
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by lithos 1y ago
The gaming engineering side isn't getting the R&D funds, so they're forced to jury rig the AI stuff to something marketable and time wasting for competitors to match. Everyone knows fake AI Frames, AI upscaling, and AI antiali
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by lithos 1y ago
Nope, games often need console updates to run. This affected me in 2014/15 on deployment, where some Vita games wouldn't load up (and just asked you to update the vita).
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by lithos 1y ago
If you only allow the loud-crazies of one side to be in the public sphere for about a decade, people will associate those crazies with one side of the political aisle. While being under the impression that the other side is far more sane.
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by lithos 1y ago
The opioid pandemic is what worsened these faults. Kids growing up watch their parents transform from an addiction subscribed by their doctor. Then when they get older realize there wasn't a medical reason to subscribe something so har
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by lithos 1y ago
If we're acting like Redditors: "you can just block Minecraft Discords, and remove most of the grooming"
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by lithos 1y ago
Makes a bit more sense 200million (something) in contracts, and 8.7 billion in multi year commitments. So basically just the start. Harvard is probably way too greedy to do anything but submit.
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by lithos 2y ago
Wait this sounds like one of those actors spamming and wasting open source time with fake security issues.
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by lithos 2y ago
Yeah LISP has major issues of "that's neat, what happens when you try IO". Anything from drawing on the screen, connecting to a socket, or even nonterminal keyboard input ends up being such a pain.
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by lithos 2y ago
The FAA also pulled a Trump University on people in FAA college programs, destroying their recruitment pipeline in the process. Pulled the rug on students on a very specialized program, that transfers nowhere, and that had near guaranteed p
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by lithos 2y ago
https://www.sciencealert.com/ai-experiment-generated-40-000-... For another example, and it actually calls out the name of the program.
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by lithos 2y ago
How would that work. You're not going to sink the ship without an environmental disaster.
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by lithos 2y ago
It doesn't in high-school visual basic seemed to have had a 50% pickup rate based on final project quality (closest I can think of to Godot that I actually saw) , Flash nearly everyone/group had a viable thing to show off for the
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by lithos 2y ago
DMVs already sell your demographics and contact information to advertisers. Along with attempts at making this illegal being stopped by Washington (IE Washington considers it their free speech to call you with the bought information).

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