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moogly
8mo ago
> Optimus is already very well tele-operated It can't even serve popcorn in a diner.
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moogly
8mo ago
What does Gwynne Shotwell think of this. She seemed level-headed, but is she also batshit insane now by osmosis?
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moogly
8mo ago
This is great and about time. I hope the rest of the world will align on this too. There are some things that do not need reinventing, and car door handles is one of them.
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moogly
8mo ago
Why go to all those lengths? There is 0 value in reading the output.
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moogly
8mo ago
Is it the eyeliner?
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moogly
8mo ago
Me neither, man. How might one describe people who find this fascinating? Slopmoths?
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moogly
8mo ago
They should have discontinued the phantom braking instead.
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moogly
8mo ago
What if they're private property though? Historically, the state has always valued private property over human lives, so the response could be even more brutal.
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moogly
8mo ago
> if people on mass [sic] stopped buying Ah, the "vote with your dollar" argument. How's that been working out.
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moogly
8mo ago
Whatever happens, I hope it'll result in being able to finally run Kontakt on Linux... I have so many instruments. I do have Komplete but could live with all those other things going away. Kontakt is the important one. But I'm not
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moogly
8mo ago
They wrestled with it for about 5 minutes, then got the memo, shrugged and resumed to deep-throat the boot.
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moogly
9mo ago
Pathetic collaborator.
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moogly
9mo ago
That was some rumor that was circulating for a short while, but it's unsubstantiated. Polestar just got a 600 million dollar loan from Geely too. Some people have even speculated that it's Volvo that wants to go independent, but
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moogly
9mo ago
No the problem is bootlickers with less self-preservation skills than animals who bend over backwards to reject actual reality because they think they're in the billionaire pedophilic ruling class in-group when they're not.
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moogly
9mo ago
I actually like hand-crafting code... Not physically typing out every single character per se, but wrangling the syntax.
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moogly
9mo ago
Hottest country in the world! Tremendous respect!
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moogly
9mo ago
Also Swedish fund Alecta at 8 billion dollars (some reports say USD 7.7 - 8.8) https://scanx.trade/stock-market-news/global/swedish-pension...
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moogly
9mo ago
It's OK, Satya. Sometimes you do a bad bet and make something people don't want, but you kill it and try something else. What you don't do is to beg people to use it just because you've spent billions on it.
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moogly
9mo ago
> Despite Trump, the US (and rivals of China like South Korea and Japan) have continued to supply the Ukrainian armed forces and their allies like Poland. Military supplies have not slowed, that's true, the major difference since Bi
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moogly
9mo ago
What "prized industries" are still there other than automakers? They're already boned, they just haven't accepted it. China now leads the world on R&D and hard science, and is already making strides in chip design an
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9mo ago
Well then us Europeans are fucked regardless I guess. > Beijing did not want to see a Russian loss in Ukraine because it feared the United States would then shift its whole focus to Beijing How does this statement make sense though? I do
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moogly
9mo ago
In a "might makes right" world, Europe clearly needs more might, and then it makes sense to improve relations with China; not a lot of options.
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moogly
9mo ago
This comes off like "I never understood why not everyone still uses landlines".
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moogly
9mo ago
Amazon planned on doing it. Trump got mad. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cdxg7xpr2j0o
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moogly
9mo ago
Henry Kissinger though?
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moogly
9mo ago
He's not a journalist. He's an "entertainer", and a total non sequitur in this context.
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moogly
9mo ago
I agree it's vague.
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9mo ago
I don't see why you'd ever want to use File Pilot over Directory Opus on Windows. I'd like something better than Dolphin for Linux though, because Dolphin is absolute garbage. I'm going to have to write my own there.
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moogly
9mo ago
https://handmade.network/manifesto
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moogly
9mo ago
Not to mention the energy needed. Greenland does not even have a national grid. Lots of untapped hydro but that's not something you build in a fortnight.
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