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by ncr100 2y ago
As a casual non-Korean reader, this does appear to be a way for the current leadership to shut down corruption investigations against him, and to end democratic opposition to his policies. Democratic opposition can seem stifling. However th
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by ncr100 2y ago
A Web cache let down?
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by ncr100 2y ago
Weird how Car and Driver omitted the open source system.
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by ncr100 2y ago
It does divide the people who have ownership and authority in Nestle vs those who live in the area.
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by ncr100 2y ago
Tx - updated.
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by ncr100 2y ago
Ha. Better, IMO: (1) those who believe in science would panic less. (2) And for those who don't, they would not be impacted since they are YOLO. (3) And for science + non-science interactions, that would be less stressful since we are
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by ncr100 2y ago
General information I found (after a -casual- search, not rigorous): "current public health risk is low", and (EDIT: NOT the current strain) "50% mortality rate WORLDWIDE" (/NOT), and "less than 100 Americans i
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by ncr100 2y ago
The word intent is oftentimes used in The judicial system to measure culpability and punishment: whether somebody accidentally stabbed a person 90 times or intentionally stabbed the person 90 times, for instance, is captured via the concept
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by ncr100 2y ago
Tragic. And disappointing that the Tesla PR department is not responding to the public's questions, according to this article.
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by ncr100 2y ago
I speculate that the ads were created long before Apple AI was delayed to the following year, in 2023. And culture hadn't realized how big a negative side such a cool tech has, then. Generously.
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by ncr100 2y ago
Buuuut which consumer wants to be a joke?
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by ncr100 2y ago
Ask for AI to help be your writing buddy? Not for content, but for process?
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by ncr100 2y ago
Sci-fi is useful that way, extending a platform of base familiarity upon which the readers may then more quickly comprehend new advances and novel events. Love the stuff
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by ncr100 2y ago
Wow that's rude. Who is you, who are liberals, and outbursts suggests that the words that I as a liberal speak are dismissible as irrational, when they are not. Please don't do that. When Trump literally sexually abuses women, is
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by ncr100 2y ago
Tragically your two lifelong Democrat friends are illogical. And now they are transitively racist misogynist and transphobic because they're literally paying a guy to enact those policies and views. He was legally convicted of sexual m
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by ncr100 2y ago
How do you get to that logically? If you're supporting a person who is literally advocating a policy which harms another group of people, you know in your heart of hearts you might not feel like you have any bad feelings about brown pe
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by ncr100 2y ago
Post truth. There's a philosopher of Vlad vexler which talks about this as being a major descriptor for our current time. Post truth. As in people can lie, other people will expect they are lying, and still promote The liar.
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by ncr100 2y ago
Sony's PS5 has had this cool feature from launch, Nov 2020. But doesn't offer game event metadata integreation to the timeline like Steam. A github project exists for another SDK for videogame recording editing, fwiw. https:&#x2F
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by ncr100 2y ago
Racism, and misogyny appear to be the deeper issues vs the more general and generous stupidity.
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by ncr100 2y ago
Google Fi, works great to stop spamming. I have donated and shared my tel no, and had to stop 4x. That is it this season. Checking my spam folder for texts, it has several, not hundreds, so is not as bad as others here.
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by ncr100 2y ago
Lol I rarely received notifications that I expect to. (I've checked my settings and done nothing else to fix it, not tried reproducing behavior nor reporting it to Slack.) Paid server. Android client. Lightly used, in part due to the a
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by ncr100 2y ago
Wow, that is a violent weapon
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by ncr100 2y ago
yeah, that is super intersting for sure. it is a crippling of language. the art of language ironically injured by automation.
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by ncr100 2y ago
> mostly just a problem of not having good reasons I disagree, I think this is bad ethics, and bad marketing people, working for Apple...what other explanation - same people crushed musical instruments and books, human craft-work -- usin
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by ncr100 2y ago
Thank you @hobos_delight! (Delightful information for me, 72Hz works for my system just fine thankfully.)
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by ncr100 2y ago
Ha! "Hax0r!1!@~" Did you feel it potentially made the game MORE fun for you, having that high ping? I presume yes?
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by ncr100 2y ago
Awesome insight. While playing FPS', I wondered why corners were a point of contention for me, both in dying or killing, and now I have additional insight. I can sit at a corner and die from an oncoming enemy, or I can take the corner
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by ncr100 2y ago
Modern technology, disruption, and societal impact. "It’s a clusterfuck."
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by ncr100 2y ago
I wish JetBrains would offer +5 AI minutes (or something) per subscription per month. I've already burned through their AI Tools trial, and likely won't try these new tools without a friend telling me, "It is worth your time.
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by ncr100 2y ago
A fun story, making a wrong right.

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