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by ok_dad 2y ago
> you still need somebody to drive the AI and validate or correct their outputs 100% visual inspection catches only about 80% of the defects. The following is a classic example from QC circles (I used to run incoming QC at a medical devi
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Porn has always pushed the boundaries of media on the internet. I don't know why people are surprised! Since sex is something nearly everyone does, it would make sense that a lot of human progress were the result of trying to integrate
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Much more fair to gamers and graphics artists than allowing scalpers or AI startups to buy them all, that's for sure.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Where can I learn about modern Java like you describe? I only remember Java from the days of "enterprise factoryClassFactoryFactoryClassFizzBuzz architectural cancer" and I hate the language due to that old memory, but I'm wi
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I tend to play games with high commitment like these in a binge for a few weeks or a month, playing it for maybe hours a day (a night actually because of the kiddos) until I've basically done everything fun the game has to offer, then
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I bought it at launch and I'm satisfied. They fucked it up, then they fixed their fuckup for free. Sure, we can all complain and whine that they released a bad game, and they did, but they apologized and then worked hard to fix the pro
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by ok_dad 2y ago
No I’m saying transparency is more important than some asshole who is suing a guy trying to bully him into removing information. This dude got arrested, whether he’s deemed guilty or not doesn’t matter to me, I think it’s more important to
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by ok_dad 2y ago
It's the opposite, EVs tend to rarely need disc or pad replacements because of the regen brakes.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
No, I don’t see the problem, judges get bought all the time. Appealing to the judges decision is one of the strongest appeals to authority. I’d prefer his arrest record was public, with the case laid out, and if he was innocent and was arre
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by ok_dad 2y ago
What kind of a comment or question is that? Do you have a point? I'm arguing this dude shouldn't be suing a reporter for reporting facts, you are willfully ignoring the fact that wealthy CEO-types often use money and high-powered
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by ok_dad 2y ago
The whole story is also what the report says, which was that his partner was bloodied and cut and only recanted her story after he was being arrested, which is common in domestic abuse cases. His arrest was sealed after the charges were dro
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Seems like a Streisand effect case to me, but I'm not Maury Blackman so I can't say whether or not his arrest for domestic violence in Mission Bay in 2021 will be more well-known now that he's bullying and suing a reporter ab
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by ok_dad 2y ago
You had to get used to it, it was weird but once you figured it out it was great!
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I guess it's okay to have no morals in a tough situation, even if that is the very point in your life where you prove that you actually have morals.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
> first gen of Steam controllers, which were created by Valve themselves The best goddamn controllers ever made, too, I still have one in a box somewhere around here and I won't use it because it's so awesome I don't want
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I would hope that these days the popular extension devs would know about this type of attack and would guard against it by perhaps selling the extension code but shutting down the original extension page under their control so users have to
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by ok_dad 2y ago
What types of actions can you do to correct and prevent this class of errors? I think you could probably enforce deployment and shutdown checklists, perhaps, or have automated DNS checking software to see if any of the issues exist (I bet
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I had my card paused SEVERAL times over the years for sketchy stuff like getting gas at the same gas station I always get gas at or buying a delivery of pizza on a Big Name Company's website. Then, two times in the past year, someone
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by ok_dad 2y ago
> Most of the stuff we buy from China is plastic junk. You're making an error by discounting China's manufacturing prowess these days. There are plenty of companies there making products that you would be amazed about, and the
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Stop talking about that or they'll ban HN next!
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by ok_dad 2y ago
WHAT IF aliens invade and take over TikTok and then use it to convince hard-working Americans to dive into the mouths of the aliens? It's a possible tool for aliens to make lunch.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
> hostile government I don't recall us being at war or anything with China. For example, most of our crap is made there and shipped here with barely a look. If China were truly hostile and combative like everyone claims, they could
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I care way too much and it causes burnout because those in power do not care. That's probably my take on this: those in power do not care anymore. Money has turned into political influence in America, so now politicians are there for m
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by ok_dad 2y ago
We don’t know!
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Yea this was made for a younger kid, so in a few years he’ll grow out of it and probably want real nice gear on a regular metal rig. No need to overdo it! DD is nice but it’s still way more expensive than an entry level offering.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
IRC probably. It doesn’t have every feature slack has though.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
It has no drug problem because if you do drugs you’re going to prison for a while then you’ll get out and never find a job doing anything other than cash jobs, probably not even that. Your life will basically end, your family and friends wi
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Well then I guess we’ve run out of land!
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by ok_dad 2y ago
It’s an industrial plant with an attached power plant, it’s not like families will be using this power.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
You think a port and industrial plant that requires 3/4 of a gigawatt of electricity will be built within a limit of less than 4000m from the ocean port? Every port I’ve seen took at least a few kilometers of inland space. I also don’t

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