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by moogly 9mo ago
Big Tech vs. Big Sports... I just can't pick a side.
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by moogly 9mo ago
Well, that's one thing he said. He also said > It seemed like she was out of her f*ing mind to begin with. That lady seemed crazy. Right?[1] And the rest of the podcast, skimming the transcript, is just insane conspiracy theories an
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by moogly 9mo ago
How does this interact with this[1] recent decision? Maybe I'm stupid but I don't think the article really explains the US Commerce Dept. decision outcome when the FCC ban is still in effect. [1]: https://www.reuters.co
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by moogly 9mo ago
Full Self Driving?
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by moogly 9mo ago
The presidential pardon is clearly something that needs to either be heavily reined in or removed. How you do that I don't know, but turns out the US Constitution is something you can ignore, so... The entire system of checks and balan
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by moogly 9mo ago
> And if he still doesn’t realize and admit he is wrong then he is just plain dumb. The absolute genius made sure that he can't back out without making it bleedingly obvious that old cars can never be upgraded for a LIDAR-based stac
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by moogly 9mo ago
His orbiters/handlers are totally throwing all kinds of stuff at him to see what sticks to his cooked brain. It's clear he's barely aware what's happening anymore. The only coherent things he can focus on are things from
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by moogly 9mo ago
Probably the mantra Chuck Schumer recites before sleep every night.
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by moogly 9mo ago
> Even the republicans will not be able to ignore this GOP: "Hold my beer."
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by moogly 9mo ago
They've just have had issues manufacturing it, but there were several monitors from MSI, Asus and Gigabyte with Samsung's latest gen QD-OLED display announced (and reviewed) this week with RGB stripe subpixel layout, so we are the
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by moogly 9mo ago
Connecting these two concepts like Netanyahu et. al. are constantly (insincerely) doing, is actually breeding real antisemitism. I wish more people realized this.
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by moogly 9mo ago
It's been building for a long time; it's not recent per se, just accelerated. 2025 showed that you can't just go "ok, it's over now, we'll go back to business as usual" (like I know the limp-wristed Dems w
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by moogly 9mo ago
"Political agenda" does indeed stick out like a sore thumb there. "Policy" is the word they should have used.
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by moogly 9mo ago
"Hate"? For flagging a UX-hostile submission . Who is overreacting here?
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by moogly 9mo ago
Oh yeah, I also like post-scarcity SF like Iain M. Banks. Funny names for those ships, right? So we're betting everything on infusing humanoid robots with "AI" and abundance will automatically follow? I'm missing a lot o
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by moogly 9mo ago
Bringing energy costs down. I see. While I'm not super well-versed in the US energy market, and I understand it's a bit complex, I do believe it's a mix of regulated and deregulated private monopolies under a bunch of regiona
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by moogly 9mo ago
That was Howard Lutnick. He's said a lot of, let's say "out-of-touch", things. He's not living in the real world, though. Motorola tried that not too long ago. Didn't go well. If you want to decimate American w
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by moogly 9mo ago
He is not causally connecting "AI" with industry and manufacturing here. Building data centers isn't manufacturing. He says in this piece that energy production needs to come first, and manufacturing later and not the other w
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by moogly 9mo ago
True, but the site owner clearly despises their prospective readers. I found it more prudent to close the tab and flag the submission.
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by moogly 9mo ago
Is this similar? https://github.com/amantinband/error-or What's some of the "preprocessor magic" that makes this[1] more ergonomic to use? [1]: https://github.com/abseil/abseil-cpp&#
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by moogly 9mo ago
That works somewhat for 2 levels of exceptions. When you start having dig into several levels of inner exceptions, gods help you.
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by moogly 9mo ago
Mexico and Brazil? Probably. Venezuela and, say, Peru? Nah.
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by moogly 9mo ago
China doesn't really care. I know they had a delegation there yesterday, but this doesn't really affect Beijing.
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by moogly 9mo ago
Many right-leaning people continue to never understand that many left-leaning people have actual principles and do not treat politics as sportsball.
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by moogly 9mo ago
Lots of high-profile execs have left Tesla of late, fwiw.
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by moogly 9mo ago
> Interesting question. Maybe this is the niche where existing auto makers can thrive though if China automakers have a blind spot to outdoors enthusiasts where range is more important. The whole EREV trend actually came from China (and
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by moogly 9mo ago
Ford's only move seems to be to form "skunkworks" teams, like the one that produced the Mach-E (not a bad car), and they started another one recently. But if the output of that is a single model and not the entire future plat
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by moogly 9mo ago
I've always considered these collections (the entire namespace) to be unfortunately misnamed. I've had to explain a lot of times, especially to polyglot co-workers that might not have used C# for ages, that they should not be the
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by moogly 9mo ago
With cylindrical cells, you have more leeway in the overall shape of the battery pack and can fill nooks and crannies with them.
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by moogly 9mo ago
Wow, that is the least confidence-inspiring person I've ever listened to (and perhaps laid eyes upon).

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