ncr100

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   by ncr100 2y ago

   Protest non violently in large numbers. We're still a country of people. If 3.5% of protested then historically, that could motivate change, per > based on the research of political scientist Erica Chenoweth
2. 512.▲
   by ncr100 2y ago

   Yes, humor is essentially surprise, and this is a surprise!
3. 513.▲
   by ncr100 2y ago

   Start with protesting, non violently. Big enough protest historically predicts country wide change
4. 514.▲
   by ncr100 2y ago

   3.5% of a population needs to protest and that historically predicts country wide change, I heard once. > based on the research of political scientist Erica Chenoweth
5. 515.▲
   by ncr100 2y ago

   Hahahahah this sounds very much like what Microsoft did to one of my employers. Meet for a week. Bring in one of their grey beards. Learn all our deets in anticipation of acquisition. Then silence...according to my understanding, not being
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   by ncr100 2y ago

   I enjoy mine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzlFOkD4Kz4 wishing the new owners luck in keeping it classic
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   by ncr100 2y ago

   Worked for me in 2.5 Flash, text only: https://g.co/gemini/share/bcc257f9b0a0
8. 518.▲
   by ncr100 2y ago

   This is a problem that needs solving.
9. 519.▲
   by ncr100 2y ago

   You have to clean the filter more frequently, is the trade off. Not a bad one IMO.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Awful experience. What is interesting is our denial, as (ex-)corporate employees, that the corporation is NOT FAMILY...even though we may feel it is. > Big companies are soulless. "And God created the C Corporation" -nowhere in
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    > It is a fact of life. It would be more mature to move on rather than blog about how you feel wronged by your former employer. +1. While there is an imaginable "victim" viewpoint, it is a job for pay with a clear employment co
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Target has 30 million customers per WEEK so this is truly mathematically significant and believable.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Yes and practically it's a slippery slope .. marginalizing the weak, via government powers. May not be needed to say: in an authoritarian society, compliance paradoxically breeds more authoritarianism. (From AI, and I agree with) The i
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Ah. This post counts for one, or 0.000173% of the 1.56 billion customers (annual). - Demographics https://www.numerator.com/snapshots/target/ - More demographics https://www.contimod.com/target-sta
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    /jk They are just excited to see you, too.
16. 526.▲
    by ncr100 2y ago

    Oranges in Orange Bags == Rotten Oranges, in my experience. Do Not Buy.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    The current title (11:36 AM PST) is: "Leaked Data Reveals Massive Israeli Campaign to Remove Pro-Palestine Posts on Facebook and Instagram" @dang IDK if this matters, nor when the title was changed (from submission, to now). Just
18. 528.▲
    by ncr100 2y ago

    Cool, jumping in as a noob to multiplayer dev, so currently for BitCraft MMORPG simulation, e.g. to prevent "god-mode flying", would be done outside the server. Q How is that coordinated with the SpacetimeDB? Is there a penalty, o
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    They were all still breaking Presidential Records Act. They knew it. Including Waltz. They deserve punishment at the Executive level. I want a President who follows laws.
20. 530.▲
    by ncr100 2y ago

    I don't disagree. And, I'm skeptical agi will usher in human readable, maintainable, and auditable agent-built code. I suppose we'll have to kindly ask the AGI for auditable code.
21. 531.▲
    by ncr100 2y ago

    :-) I was surprised when it spoke aloud, myself!
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    [Answered] Does it play sound at this stage? or other media (eg video, beyond still images and text and UI?) EDIT Thank you for making and sharing this -- it is pushing the future closer to today (euphemisms are my superpower lol jk)! EDIT
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Nice to see Microsoft boosting open source operating system practices. (May be a little anti monopoly politicking, ahem.) Makes me trust open source operating systems more!
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Yup. I'd be delicious. https://youtu.be/gOE-q20RcDM?si=CrT9aV6SwutgZsAG
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Didn't read the article. Washington State is actively exploring taxing all drivers by mileage driven, self reported, to accommodate this shift.
26. 536.▲
    by ncr100 2y ago

    But it's not fear-mongering. It's not exaggeration. So, it's a real concern.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    My personal experience, essentially is that we smell like pork, our bodies, our flesh. So a taboo makes innate sense. I had surgery, and I was allowed to handle the part of my body that was resected. It was a bone and there was still some o
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Ah, well, the S95D on the other hand ......... uh. I got one hoping it works be great but they add bugs to each release. The video decoding macro blocks around dark objects at certain illuminations. The TV complains it's running out of
29. 539.▲
    by ncr100 2y ago

    1 Yes. Pay attention as the driver, still, since it's not fully autonomous, and you're good. 2 IDK.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Which car? Most integrations I've seen are plug and go. Unplug and it's like stock. It influences CANBUS messaging while integrated. Twists the wheel, pushes brakes or gas for you. You nudge the steering wheel for torquey curves,