mulmen

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by mulmen 2mo ago
> ""מה עם להיות יותר התקפי? למה לא להוריד את כל החמושים בהלוויות? תוריד כמה פעמים באוויר בהלוויות. מדוע לא מעלים מסוק לאוויר והורגים 40-30 מחבלים?". שרת התחבורה מירי רגב הצטרפה לבן גביר ואמרה: "זה רעיון מצוין".&q
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by mulmen 2mo ago
If only there was some uniform way to identify a resource. But it might lead people out of the walled garden so best not to risk it.
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by mulmen 2mo ago
Because of the next sentence in that paragraph: > This unidentified vendor provided “hardware, software and cloud-storage services” for storing the public broadcaster’s archival materials and other data.
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by mulmen 2mo ago
What risk? The point of PBS is “other people access the data.”
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by mulmen 2mo ago
> [...] but we need [...] You did the same thing you criticize the author for doing.
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by mulmen 2mo ago
How are you still not getting this? The change is not about owning radio towers. It allows ownership of the programming , including local news production. This is a move for centralization of editorial control. You might not care but
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by mulmen 2mo ago
This isn't about content delivery, it is about content creation. The rule change allows further centralization of editorial control of what your local reporters broadcast across all mediums.
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by mulmen 2mo ago
They replace it for delivery. That's not what this is about. The change discussed here is about content creation. That content is already delivered through multiple channels.
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by mulmen 2mo ago
This analysis doesn't pass the sniff test. The presence of cable, satellite, or internet access says nothing about broadcast TV viewership. This is ownership of the content creation of local stations, not just the broadcast towers.
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by mulmen 2mo ago
And you believe everyone is just like you? What are the consequences of consolidating ownership of broadcast stations? Remember the Kimmel incident? How does that go with even more consolidation?
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by mulmen 3mo ago
Not everything is an LLM boogeyman. Sometimes a bug is just a bug.
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Ente's business metrics are open now(ente.com)
2 points by mulmen 3mo ago|1 comments
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by mulmen 3mo ago
In my hometown in Idaho in the 1990s and 2000s yes, this includes access roads and improvements to the surrounding area. A car dealership and Wal Mart both paid for road improvements and traffic lights as part of development.
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by mulmen 3mo ago
In accordance with his will they will fund his “passion projects”. His list of favorites is probably different than yours. Being disappointed about that is not new.
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by mulmen 3mo ago
But the return on that subsidy is positive so why not do it?
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by mulmen 3mo ago
Yeah you're absolutely correct. Too late to edit/delete.
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by mulmen 3mo ago
This came up on the Lunch Money livestream yesterday. The entire episode is worth a listen but here's the relevant sections: Krugman: "I've been writing some about downsides of technological change and I realized afterwards
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by mulmen 3mo ago
Yes, Kagi was sufficiently confused as to what "Data blades" are that it actually thought I was looking for replacement woodworking blades. "DataBlade" finds the IBM Informix product.
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by mulmen 3mo ago
I performed both searches on Kagi and didn't see anything about IBM. I do see results for "DataBlade" and "Data blade database" but I didn't try those specific variations after my first two attempts returned n
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by mulmen 3mo ago
> A very long time ago, there was once a feature called "Data Blades" which tanked a commercial database vendor. I have no idea what this is and a web search turned up Harbor Freight woodworking tools.
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by mulmen 3mo ago
I’m a big advocate of two wheeled transportation. The differences between bicycles, e-bikes, mopeds, and motorcycles are important and meaningful. The misuse of terminology by entitled car drivers and the ignorant public literally kills p
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by mulmen 3mo ago
To be repairable it has to break first, which Vespas don’t. I did replace a voltage regulator once. It was a non-event.
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by mulmen 3mo ago
No. Mopeds have pedals. That’s the “ped” part of motor pedal.
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by mulmen 3mo ago
The 300GTS is amazing. It can do anything. Split traffic on the way to the farmers market while getting waves from random people? Easy. 80mph up a hill on the way to the park? Also yes. Ride through the park to set up a picnic? Not only
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by mulmen 3mo ago
I love Vespas. I have a bunch of old Hondas that are amazing for different reasons but they’re all motorcycles so people will randomly try to kill me to prove a point. But on a Vespa you can do anything and people will just smile and
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by mulmen 3mo ago
Vespas aren’t mopeds.
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by mulmen 3mo ago
“Largely” is doing a lot of work there because people who didn’t commit acts of violence weren’t held accountable for them.
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by mulmen 3mo ago
> If you're fighting the executive branch, then legality goes out the window No it doesn’t. It’s enshrined in the constitution. The entire point of the United States is to be able to change the system. I’m struggling to imagine a
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by mulmen 3mo ago
This is an oversimplification. I am not in favor of shooting the police in the neck but I absolutely will not tolerate an hindering of peaceful first amendment expression even when it happens in proximity to violence. What are the police
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by mulmen 4mo ago
Nobody doubts they are making money. It’s literally a nostalgia cash grab. The question is how much that money will cost WotC in reputational harm and loyal customers.

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