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4y ago
wow wtf, american trains are so bad. the government should force those companies to fix it
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Yeah vaping is lit. It's funny how we are 100x more healthy than our grandparents and they are trying to encourage us to do bad things like them like eat white bread, pretemd COVID doesn't exist, and smoke cigarettes instead of va
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4y ago
The VRchat experience has become horrifying, to say the least. Glad they are working on it.
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4y ago
robin hood.exe
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4y ago
I only use it for 1 or 2 hours a day. But this was one of my worries about becoming a programmer. Will it cause me to spend ten hours a day on the computer?
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4y ago
OMG I showed this to my friends and now someone in my class keeps adding it to our documents.
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4y ago
> Some of the things that might seem obvious to some might not be so for me, thanks! > my mind thought that url would refresh itself as soon as the page variable changed This is what I thought too when I read the code. I don't th
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4y ago
Which is why you write, "November 20, 2000", which is easier to read and unambiguous.
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4y ago
WTF, it's not a victimless crime. You have a much higher chance of getting in an accident and killing someone when you're drunk. Someone dies every 50 minutes in America from drunk driving accidents.
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4y ago
The units get smaller from let to right, which is what you expect. The American system doing things like month/day/year is unintuitive and causes ambiguity, but if it was done in an intuitive way in the first place (day/month
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4y ago
This is a very good point. Prioritization is a hugely underestimated skill. This article just made me realize I do not put enough effort into prioritizing things in my work.
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5y ago
It looks very cool, like circuits. I bet these kinds of languages will obsolete text based languages in the future for being more powerful and easier to use.
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5y ago
Wow I didn't even think of this, that people could use this for something so horrifying. I'm relived that the geniuses behind this seem so smart that they even thought of this too and prohibit using the AI for sexual images. >
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5y ago
Apple has made huge compromises to try and give some privacy back to the consumer, who lost it all from paying for cheap products where the product is you. And people just ignore this progress because they want to be anti-Apple. It's s
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5y ago
> “Now I can say that I’ve swum in the Arctic Circle,” he says. “There aren’t too many people who can say that!” OMG, this is the boomer who comes up to me saying how he did some thing unique and gets incredibly upset that I don't g
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5y ago
Yeah it's funny how human psychology works! We know the rational truth is that the AI drivers are millions of times less likely to run us over than human drivers, but we still can't get rid of the image of evil robots going bezerk
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5y ago
This appears to be unfixable.
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5y ago
I am glad they took effort to make sure unsafe pictures do not inadvertently get shown to users who are vulnerable to it.
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5y ago
This is very cool. I like this place because it has threads like this you wouldn't usually find. Today, this guy would probably go to jail or let the person die because it's less legally complicated.
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5y ago
Obviously I was being sarcastic.
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5y ago
Oh, I see. Sorry.
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5y ago
Public spaces have cameras and / or are safeguarded by the presence of other people who will usually at the very least report any heinous crime that takes place.
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5y ago
That sounds boring, I want to learn cool stuff like programming and circuit design.
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5y ago
How is it insane to want basic accountability for your actions as an adult in a public place?
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5y ago
Huh?? First of all, I'm not attacking any user, I replied to 4 different people who replied to my first reaction. I have read the guidelines. Person #1 violates it by disguising a normal accepted thing (circumcision) as "mutilatio
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5y ago
Yeah just like being born, and getting haircuts.
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5y ago
I hope internet regulation is improved to stop child sexual abuse online. Things like requiring SMS verification to play a video game are a good first step, but anyone can get a burner number for $5. It should be more tied to a cryptographi
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5y ago
I Googled your term and it appears you are just talking about circumcision.
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5y ago
The variables are hidden because the system would be insecure if they were known.
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5y ago
They have calculated that overall, a non-negligible amount of users will be hacked unless they have their system the way it is. Sure some accounts will get locked out, but overall it's a net benefit. There are hidden variables.
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