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by mod 4y ago
> it still wouldn't be my place to judge them for that > We lack the context, the moral high ground, and the ability to make that choice on anyone else's behalf. I don't disagree with these sentiments. I feel the same.
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by mod 4y ago
There's three voice demos on the front page.
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by mod 4y ago
Deepfake a look alike, take down all your competition's content with fake claims.
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by mod 4y ago
I have a memory of falling off a dock when I was 3 while fishing. I think half the memory might be imagined, which is while I was underwater. I remember it being green and seeing fish nearby, which seems a little unlikely to adult me (I wou
335.
by mod 4y ago
It would be cool to have that on video to show them eventually. If they're young enough, I'd do that!
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by mod 4y ago
I'm kind of the guy you're directing this comment at, I think. I bought 40 acres adjacent to national forest service land and I keep about 38 acres of it wild. I try to improve the forest and provide good habitat, and I've be
337.
by mod 4y ago
What does 97 year old Jimmy Carter have to gain from making a stand here? I cannot come up with any motivations besides the guy actually just wants to protect the wild. He grew up close to the land, so that makes sense to me.
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by mod 4y ago
I would sooner take the children away or force the residents to move than pave a road through the Alaskan wilderness. I wouldn't do those things either, though. People get to choose where and how to raise their children. Children don&#
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by mod 4y ago
I personally don't consider that nuanced. I live five miles from pavement, an hour from a hospital, so I understand these concerns. I would be absolutely disgusted if they paved through my local national forest for some quicker access
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by mod 4y ago
The sun determines my sleep hygiene.
341.
by mod 4y ago
I had to get up at 5:30AM in high school to catch the bus in time. My bus ride was 45 minutes, and I was the first pickup. In the afternoon, I was the last dropoff, which I thought was grossly unfair.
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by mod 4y ago
This actually just came up recently in a conversation I had with a person I would consider an expert, and he said you can't get 3-phase power in residential. I didn't ask him to elaborate, so I'm not sure if he meant "as
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by mod 4y ago
Forbidden by law or fear of backlash (often due to ethical implications)
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by mod 4y ago
I'd rather not mention my county for personal privacy reasons, but I will just say the data in question is arrest/bookings/mugshots. The county uses some really unusable software to manage a "roster" of inmates, and
345.
by mod 4y ago
Did you think about the ramifications of the story at all? The data is totally irrelevant to whether or not this will bolster "stolen election" narratives for 99% of people who hear the story. These things have an impact even if t
346.
by mod 4y ago
I don't think concrete facts are generally arrived upon by appearances. I consider your first sentence self-contradicting.
347.
by mod 4y ago
I spent about 20 or 25 hours building a website to republish some county data that people frequently check. It's been a big hit with my local friends. Another one I will probably do soon is a script to check weather & water conditi
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by mod 4y ago
About 2s here as well.
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by mod 4y ago
There are non-lethal alternatives to devices "literally deigned [sic] for killing people?" This logically does not compute. I guess you mean in situations where guns are currently used, other strategies could be employed? Since th
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by mod 4y ago
One of the last interactions I had with a good friend of mine was in a talk session, he was showing it to me and then it went on for a while. We were very young men, and he was coaching me in some situation with a girl. He died soon after o
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by mod 4y ago
Your examples are well done, kudos. Swith'eil Aerveid, which I took to be the Elven city, immediately made me think of Morrowind. I think it's a perfectly fitting name for a Dunmer or Dunmer city. Maybe a dwarven ruin.
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by mod 4y ago
It's an MMO, holy shit. This makes me really happy. VB6 was my start into programming. I got my first computer at 16 (we were poor). I immediately found out how to download pirated VB6 (sorry Microsoft). It was almost the exact size of
353.
by mod 4y ago
I'm not that guy, but I own some very old tools that belonged to a stranger. I don't know anything about the man but his profession, and that he bought good tools. But I often think of him when I use them.
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by mod 4y ago
I disagree. Highly immoral, but not racism. Could possibly be racially motivated, but greed seems likelier.
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by mod 4y ago
That chance lies with the player's outcome, not within the confines of the game. Poker has chance built-in to the game, where chess does not.
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by mod 4y ago
I doubt it's very important, but you've got this pretty wrong. Poker isn't a game of chance. It's a game of skill with an element of chance. Kinda like life.
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by mod 4y ago
It's not unnecessary; poker is inextricably linked with gambling. You can't play poker if you aren't gambling, not truly. You can only play a shell of the game.
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by mod 4y ago
Mainly I agree, but after millions of hands, I can still be interested in how my sessions go. It's actually something I consider a leak of mine, I'm overly concerned with having profitable sessions. I do accomplish that, but I thi
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by mod 4y ago
> you need about 50 buy ins to have enough to learn Says who? Did you make this up?
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by mod 4y ago
> And I’m not going to allow children to gamble with money I thought for a couple minutes about whether this was really noble, or flawed thinking. I didn't come to a conclusion. I doubt it's very important if children gamble wi

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