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by newsclues 6mo ago
It’s a 50 year old achievement. I couldn’t do it personally but as a nation or humanity, we can do better, even if it was hard. What year did nasa land on the moon again?
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by newsclues 6mo ago
It’s a math heavy problem. Who employs the most mathematicians? Tor was contracted out to MIT grads, the need came from the navy, but they didn’t have the ability internally to make it happen (and also wanted it to be public so it wasn’t ju
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by newsclues 6mo ago
They didn’t even land the rockets for recovery. Regressing :(
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by newsclues 7mo ago
The skills would be at the NSA for this project
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by newsclues 7mo ago
You set the rate that is punitive. It doesn’t work when solvency is an issue but you should know your customers and mitigate that risk accordingly
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by newsclues 7mo ago
It costs a lot more than 50K to retrofit a house towards passive standards. Not everyone has the capital (even with gov subsidies) to make those investments, and it's generally the people who need to save a few bucks on bills the most
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by newsclues 7mo ago
I read the title and thought CERN + Mario Kart and am giggling.
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by newsclues 7mo ago
You could fly an FPV drone into the hangar and smash a plane full of ordinance if you get lucky. Unfortunately warships have a lot of flammables and explosives aboard.
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by newsclues 7mo ago
If a child is sexually abused, perhaps society would benefit from segregating the victims of abuse to prevent the cycle of abuse from continuing? Let’s put it another way, if a catholic priest touches a choirboy, it’s not a good idea to let
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by newsclues 7mo ago
People that have been abused are more likely to abuse others. If we remove this cycle of abuse, what is the natural rate of humans that will hurt others? An uncomfortable idea, as victims become perpetrators, it may be best to segregate vic
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by newsclues 7mo ago
I want to be a power user on my Mac, I don’t want my mom’s Mac to function like my devbox. People like and need the apple sandbox. Others need an unlocked *nix machines
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by newsclues 7mo ago
military surplus
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by newsclues 7mo ago
There are devices to store hot water.
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by newsclues 7mo ago
https://marketplace.nvidia.com/en-us/enterprise/personal-ai-...
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by newsclues 7mo ago
Marketing has become the pinnacle form of art.
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by newsclues 7mo ago
I’ll eat lots of free samples at Costco of foods I’d never pay money for
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by newsclues 7mo ago
Or instead of pointing fingers we can uses our brains to solve the problems and increase safety. You could spend a ton of time and money automating the process, and probably should especially in the future with the proliferation of drones.
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by newsclues 7mo ago
Some ugly people are mean because they are ugly and take their frustrations out on the world. Some pretty people are mean because they can get away with it and never learned that it's often counterproductive in the long term. This is j
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by newsclues 7mo ago
https://x.com/thenewarea51/status/2035926457394876837 ATC audio make a mistake, recognize it, and then have to continue on your job, knowing you likely just killed people, because if you don't others will die
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by newsclues 7mo ago
Creative thinking, patterns and mental focus. Once you get the hang of it, it’s the sort of task you can do and run deep mental processes in the background.
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by newsclues 7mo ago
I like the ability to choose what you want to pull. I’ve been thinking about an application where people consume all their media, and having the ability to pick which tracks to pull for any content you want to stream would be great.
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by newsclues 7mo ago
Boomers are the perfect suckers at this point My boomer mom is the kind of person who just heard about AI and would get IPO fomo
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by newsclues 7mo ago
Unless the play is the fleece retail investors
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by newsclues 7mo ago
Do you think anti-natalism is or should be the default for humans?
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by newsclues 7mo ago
Oh please that will be done by drone and killer robots.
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by newsclues 7mo ago
Thanks he has been consistently awesome on the topic!
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by newsclues 7mo ago
https://www.michaelgeist.ca/2026/03/a-tale-of-two-bills-lawf...
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by newsclues 7mo ago
in an era of shortages, if there was an optane factory today ready to print money...
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by newsclues 7mo ago
I don’t have issues with print on demand books but they should be clearly labeled and Amazon should invest in increasing quality. In fact I love the idea of high quality print on demand books that are distributed everywhere.
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by newsclues 7mo ago
As someone that worked in an illegal industry (urban pharmaceuticals), you need to appear normal and hide your crimes. If you just hide your crimes, you stick out and become a target. Plausible deniability is harder than just total protect

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