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by nhinck3 2y ago
Because that's what court orders are?
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by nhinck3 2y ago
You aren't arguing against divisiveness, you're arguing against bringing up politics, the politics of a man who is actively utilising his vast amounts of wealth to divide multiple countries. A man who is seeking to deny human righ
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by nhinck3 2y ago
> But Sentry mode was not activated. Make of that what you will.
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by nhinck3 2y ago
Chat GPT, here are some casual photos of me, please produce a professional headshot of me.
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by nhinck3 2y ago
> A: No, the pause does not apply across-the-board. It is expressly limited to programs, projects, and activities implicated by the President’s Executive Orders, such as ending DEI, the green new deal, and funding nongovernmental organiz
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by nhinck3 2y ago
So a party which has almost absolute control of the political system but can't be trusted in setting up said structures is the party you trust with slashing and burning spending in a way that "balances" the budget. Why do you
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by nhinck3 2y ago
So stability has zero value?
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by nhinck3 2y ago
Sorry, you live in a different world, google glasses were aggressively lame, the ray bans only slightly less so. But pulling out your phone to talk to it like a friend...
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by nhinck3 2y ago
While these are probably way too heavy, can't wait for someone Mark Webber themselves doing this over a crest. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXZaAuyuYmQ
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by nhinck3 2y ago
Google books pulls out plenty of uses in the 60s referring to unmodified cars and car parts.
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by nhinck3 2y ago
I looked into all of those and of the ones that had speeds available, they were half or less than half the speed at the time of overrun
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by nhinck3 2y ago
What biological changes have happened has made it so a human can jump 7.5 meters forward (or 2 meters upwards) decked out in full plate mail?
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by nhinck3 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_(biology)
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by nhinck3 2y ago
You can also use the SubtleCrypto API
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by nhinck3 2y ago
I don't think need any external libraries to do this anymore with DecompressionStream.
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by nhinck3 2y ago
Can you regurgitate billions of pieces of information to hundreds of thousands of other people in a way that competes with the source of that information?
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by nhinck3 2y ago
You literally can't
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by nhinck3 2y ago
Is it that different to any sale tax?
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by nhinck3 2y ago
Basic extrapolation of known facts?
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by nhinck3 2y ago
It's just a play on any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. I don't think you need to think about it too much.
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by nhinck3 2y ago
I don't think the interpretation of the 2019 Directive is correct. There is definitely arguments to be made that Copilot contravenes this: > they can be applied only in certain special cases that do not conflict with the normal expl
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by nhinck3 2y ago
I agree, I guess I could have made my reply more sarcastic.
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by nhinck3 2y ago
It's the question mark that is messing it up.
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by nhinck3 2y ago
Doing your own research has lead to an incredible advance in public intelligence.
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by nhinck3 2y ago
Do you have any evidence that this was a problem?
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by nhinck3 2y ago
What problem?
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by nhinck3 2y ago
Typically because there are incredibly poor laws around retention and use of private information collections and I typically loathe having any company retain my personal information without a really good reason (and this isn't a good r
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by nhinck3 2y ago
Yeah and I believe the reason given is because Ladybird wanted to use third party code and SerenityOS has a no third party code policy which made targeting Serenity kind of hard.
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by nhinck3 2y ago
It's really not, I've used python in the past but prefer R for this. As it stands excel is a better presentation layer than almost all BI tools once you're past the modelling and analysis stages.
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by nhinck3 2y ago
I've always wondered why they've never done a basic pass of fixing stuff like this.

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