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by ls612 2y ago
In a pacific escalation scenario, which I don't think is farfetched in the next decade, the CONUS would still be safe at least short of nuclear exchange.
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by ls612 2y ago
Americans are learning the hard way that universal morality only works when you are utterly unchallenged in your strength. Once things start going south people who profess to believe whatever moral things won't feel a shred of sadness
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by ls612 2y ago
This line about suburbs being subsidized is a lie that keeps getting repeated. If I live in a suburb and commute downtown to work my income counts towards the city GDP and tax base but I would be receiving government services from the subur
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by ls612 2y ago
Intel circa 2025 is the new AMD circa 2015 and for all our sakes I hope their story turns out similarly to last decade’s story.
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by ls612 2y ago
Modern weapons have pretty little fallout compared to the stuff they were testing in the open air in Nevada and Kazakhstan in the 50s so I'd say we are already mostly there.
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by ls612 2y ago
The entire field of game theory was originally developed to answer your question and so far the result of the combined efforts of 70 years of scholarly research has been "you are probably right but there are a lot of asterisks about co
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by ls612 2y ago
The planet doesn’t care about per capita anything, only the total quantity.
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by ls612 2y ago
Because only 15% of China’s GDP is net exports so this argument is false. It only changes the break even point by a few years to adjust for exports and imports.
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by ls612 2y ago
Keynes had a key observation that if people like both consumption and leisure and have to trade them off against one another, that the income effect of getting richer will dominate the substitution effect between consumption and leisure, so
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by ls612 2y ago
Well yeah you can still use yuzu (if you can find it) but over time software rot will take its toll with no development. Perhaps Torzu or similar will be able to at least keep it maintained to run on current systems even if they make no rea
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by ls612 2y ago
Ryujinx got taken out too and they were not behaving like yuzu. Nintendo has a plan to wipe out emulation and it looks like it is working. :(
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by ls612 2y ago
How long have the *arr family of apps been developed? It amazes me that nobody has tried to pull a Nintendo against them yet given their obvious use cases.
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by ls612 2y ago
Twitter has mute by keyword as well. It was a godsend during the campaign.
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by ls612 2y ago
Yeah an option to "reboot after not being unlocked for x hours" where x is considerably longer than the average time the phone would ever be locked under normal circumstances, would be great for security.
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by ls612 2y ago
I think it is less that such a thing isn't possible and more that it isn't possible on "guy alone in his basement" resource and expertise constraints. And because of awful laws like DMCA 1201 if you get beyond that, or i
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by ls612 2y ago
I think a lot of the anti DRM crowd (who aren't just into it for piracy) believe; 1. DRM works (or more precisely, it has gotten somewhat better at working over time). 2. It will proliferate to everything that can possibly have electri
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by ls612 2y ago
The human worker experienced only mild symptoms and recovered, from tfa.
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by ls612 2y ago
In an all out war short of nuclear exchange it’s plausible fuel and electronics could be rationed but the USA produces so much food nowadays and even a huge military has pretty hard ceilings on food consumption it’s hard to see the food rat
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by ls612 2y ago
Are transparency logs akin to Certificate Transparency but for signed code? I’ve read through the section a couple times and still don’t fully understand it.
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by ls612 2y ago
I thought it was a Cave Johnson reference before seeing this.
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by ls612 2y ago
Really most of Artemis is well run. They got Starship to provide their lander, they are aiming for Shakleton Crater where there is likely ice in the permanent shadows, they are just stuck with SLS for their human lifter because Congress sai
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by ls612 2y ago
You can buy edibles and then split them into whatever dosage does the trick for you. At least in most legal states you can.
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by ls612 2y ago
What business is it of the government what parents choose to screen for? Even more pointedly, how can one support elective abortion and not support genetic screening for whatever the parents want to screen for?
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by ls612 2y ago
Perun’s videos from earlier this year on drone advances and lethal autonomous weapons are good watches. TLDR; you can’t regulate this well internationally because it’s too low a barrier to entry and there’s so much military utility in them
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by ls612 2y ago
They traded off the expense of expending a whole Falcon Heavy against the benefit of having additional delta-V to get to Jupiter faster.
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by ls612 2y ago
Is this the same company that had their booster fly into the air when they were trying to static fire test it?
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by ls612 2y ago
They've landed over 300 Falcon boosters and haven't wrecked their barges yet I expect that this won't be a major issue.
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by ls612 2y ago
It is expected to land astronauts on the Moon as well this decade, which will certainly require legs.
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by ls612 2y ago
This same issue was common on early Falcon 9 landings and took a while to fully eliminate.
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by ls612 2y ago
Surprising (but heartening) that in all that time the true remains weren't stolen and replaced with someone else's.

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