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metalman
9mo ago
OK Its like this!, If I hit a child in a school district, I loose my licence for many years, and if I dont or cant show remourse, it could be longer, I pay fines, etc Therefor waymo, must have it's algorythm terminated, ie: totaly de
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metalman
9mo ago
has anyone checked to see if the AI included time co ordinates as well? it might be that AI is missunderstanding our tempotral limitations, and if prompted correctly will provide a handy portal to when, there will in fact be hot springs at
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metalman
9mo ago
serious vectored thrust! https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/a3fvhjm9ivtocxtqtp6wi/AJ5NsHY...
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metalman
9mo ago
I can imagine many French and British thinking back and forth, "yes , we can "share" a nuke with you right now if you like"
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metalman
9mo ago
here is a new engineers supersonic trebuchet project https://hackaday.com/2021/12/01/supersonic-projectile-exceed...
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metalman
9mo ago
looks like it would be great for making calls, texting, and emails, taking pictures, and looking at web sites, listening to music, and watching video, when not creating the software for a lunar lander.
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metalman
9mo ago
1B bieng used'rs
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metalman
9mo ago
there is an antena farm on the way from the city to my place that I use as a reference land mark for new visitors, which I call "area 52", which also serves as a kind of personality test, where most will laugh and say they know wh
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metalman
9mo ago
I owned a TV for aproximatly 30 seconds, when an obnoxtious roomy sold me theres for $20, thinking they could still watch there horrid shit, but I promptly threw it off the balcony. Obviously doing this with a screen, but I have zero "
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metalman
9mo ago
And before, to the founding of the Russian identity, when confronted with the Khans and the europeans, they (the princes of Kiev) fought for generations, seasonal wars of attrition. And now they are fighting europe, pointing to the dinipt
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metalman
9mo ago
my understanding is that the theory posits primordial black holes with an event horizon smaller than a hydrogen nucleus,and have masses that are tiny, so interactions are uncommon and week.
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metalman
9mo ago
The real issue is that we have created a vast niche environment, lots of peculiar aged organics, in an otherwise "sterile" environment, and these conditions are almost identical over the internal volume of the worlds museums, and
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metalman
9mo ago
the example of the pre historic "bog bodys" thrice killed, and preserved for eternity in high tannin anoxic bogs, keeps comming to mind almoat certainly evil doers kept as object lessons
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metalman
9mo ago
"y combinator website no longer lists canada as a country it invests in" they say it like it's a bad thing
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metalman
9mo ago
It gets wilder, all of the finds mentioned so far are stuff I have heard of, then there are the intentional burials from millions of years agoby a tiny hominum in SA, deap in a cave complex that requires extream cave crawling to get into, a
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metalman
9mo ago
repeated use of two words, binding, and facts.
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metalman
9mo ago
cognitive capacity is an engine, and switching gears can become difficult with the over focus on certain things and practices, such as cunning, which like self interest can become so dominant that other complexities become uninteresting, an
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metalman
9mo ago
It's Canada, so it's kind of like walking into a club meeting, nobody is going to say anything overt, but iether you figure things out quickly, or as we say, nature takes it's course, unless you have money, and then the proce
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metalman
9mo ago
If graffiti changed anything it would be illegal. It's ok
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metalman
9mo ago
Bullshit. People have always been private and jealous of there possesions and have considered secrets to be central to identity, and worth dying and killing for.
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metalman
9mo ago
hard coded encryption
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metalman
9mo ago
and because of all the restrictions on imigrants, the only ones still trying to get in are hard core grifters, trades are aging out, H1B is getting thrown out along with there tech skills, tourism must be fucking weird right now, lots of pe
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metalman
9mo ago
zero links, article states "unable to verify claims" standard regime change fake hype news from the psychos running the genocide
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metalman
9mo ago
I am absolutly certain (without knowing or checking), that many of the germans involved in putting there gold in US hands, did so "reluctantly". And now with panzers in the ukrain for the 3'rd time they are looking back over
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metalman
9mo ago
for your sins, more anecdote, :) Guy down the road has used bieng a translator to subsidise his family farm, german to english, and has watched the trade change dramaticly, the bulk(less well paid) now bieng looking over automated translati
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metalman
9mo ago
it looks like Toppher Haddad has two writing styles, the tech bro blog , and the style he used above to discuss the technical aspects of there optical technolgy, and that is high geek, high uber geek of the type generaly associated with an
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metalman
9mo ago
I loath my smart car * , it goes....away, and the funds will build a pure mechanical do the thing mobile...unless(Canada here) the Chinese electrics are truely simple and clean, then one of those. * honda crv, easy to see why honda is in tr
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metalman
9mo ago
given the very sudden interest in "data Sovereignty" I bet that there are jobs and consulting positions availible for people with recent experience and technical insights needed to firewall whole segments of the internet from the
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metalman
9mo ago
there is nothing in Greenland worth "overrunning", not to mention that there are vast untapped resources all across the northern reaches of our planet, siberia, mongolia, manitoba, ontario, quebec,nunivut, etc. greenland is anothe
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metalman
9mo ago
I get unsoliseted offers from job seekers, every day. Any destructive actions on the part of employees has been completly unprovoked, the reasons might be conected to a perception of metal working bieng a "macho" tough guy, right
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