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by nopelynopington 2y ago
> Oh, the fish-manity I'm glad I wasn't drinking anything when I read this because it would be coming out my nose about now
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
> couldn’t the submarine have some sort of extendable trunk to avoid the loss of laser energy in water? Basically a much longer periscope? I'm put in mind of the mirror on a stick in Saving Private Ryan
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Independence day had the right idea. Just inflict windows ME on them via a convenient day-18250 vulnerability
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Share with the class. I'm not sliding into anyone's DMs, even for space warfare
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
HN, where one story is about hypothetical submarine spaceship laser battles, and the next is about usb-ps2 mouse port adapters, and you want to read them both.
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
I flip flop daily on whether it has or not. Even the best AI engines write truly awful code, and it might not improve. But it also makes it easier for people to coast, and turn in half assed work, which is certainly a pathway to the decline
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
I feel like my critical thinking has taken a nosedive recently, I changed jobs and the work in the new job is monotonous and relies on automation like copilot. Most of my day is figuring out why the ai code didn't work this time rather
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Btw I specified natural causes because if he dies in any unusual way I'm sure his lackeys will try to use it to cling to power. Hell even if he just chokes on a pretzel I'm sure they'll blame the radical left
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Fun fact I learned. The first and last lions used were Irish, from Dublin zoo
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
If you can think of more options that lead to a peaceful transfer of power, I'd love to hear them
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
I had a read of the upcoming seat changes in the midterms. Most of them look likely to remain the same colour, with only a handful flippable. And even then there are a few previously flipped to Dem that might revert. Could easily have even
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Leo, the MGM Lion(en.wikipedia.org)
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
I think the poster was talking about the shock of the lapse in security, not the shock of houthi air strikes
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Trump has already been president and already demonstrated to us that he will not leave power peacefully. He's openly discussing serving a third term. I think it's highly unlikely that the transfer of power will happen peacefully u
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Even more reason not to have a chip that runs so hot it needs liquid cooling!
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Came here to post this. > It’s so potent, it needs liquid cooling like a high-end PC gaming rig. That must be a mistake. Why would you need liquid cooling for an in car entertainment system? Even a ps5 doesn't need liquid cooling.
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
These little gems are why I love HN. I come for the niche tech projects and stay for the random things that I would never have even thought to read about
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
My hungry brain read it as pecorino, a very very nice cheese
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Thanks folks, I'm going to reevaluate syncthing and Google drive!
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Yes I haven't GitHub for source code, that was maybe a bad example
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Syncthing was unreliable for me, I would not always sync stuff. I'd have two machines on and sitting next to each other on the same network and not see sync happening. I tried to install nextcloud on a digital ocean droplet and a borke
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Synology, thanks I'll take a look
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
It's a fantastic idea and I love the concept of user assembly and repair of household appliances. I think the author has done something wonderful and thoughtful here. However, I think a toaster is probably the least complex and least r
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
3,3.5,4,4o,4.5 I had my money on 4oz
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Oh this makes sense. chatGPT results have taken a nose dive in quality lately. It couldn't write a simple rename function for me yesterday, still buggy after seven attempts. I'm more and more convinced that they dumb down the core
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
> At sufficiently high concentrations, CO2 also impairs human cognition Any time I watch the news I feel like this is already happening.
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Reducing the risk of extinction is definitely something we should work towards, and there a temptation to say "we should fix earth instead of going to mars" which always annoys me because it assumes that one is at the expense of t
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Better yet maybe the robots could take the holiday snaps and save us a trip
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
As a lay person I've always failed to understand why so many people have confidence in spacex rockets given their extremely high public failure rate. It seems like every other test of starship leads to the entire thing exploding. Surel
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by nopelynopington 2y ago
Well Keir Starmer famously said he would only work until 6pm on a Friday and the opposition were all over it accusing him of being a part time PM. The govt doing this would be political suicide, especially in the UK. Although we may see it

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