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901.
by pests 2y ago
No no, he is actually correct and I misspoke. He definitely tweeted on purpose (haha) but did he intend to declassify the image or just didn't realize?
902.
by pests 2y ago
I feel like everyone takes statements at 100% truth without ever considering the context or the source. A single reply with nothing but a quote from the person under investigation is apparently enough to squash all wrongdoing.
903.
by pests 2y ago
You might have clicked a notification on either device on accidently and set it the wrong direction. When you first connect, the power capabilities are negotiated and usually the more powerful device takes on the "source" role whi
904.
by pests 2y ago
By declassified, you mean accidently tweeted a cell phone picture of the image printed out. Which is his right, just wanted to add context.
905.
by pests 2y ago
The glass and the antenna have been designed and tuned to work together. The antenna will not work without the glass, its part of its RF characteristics.
906.
by pests 2y ago
Long walk back to Taiwan.
907.
by pests 2y ago
Its the law of the land we live in.
908.
by pests 2y ago
The best trick is the court case will not be against you, it will be against the money itself, as in "State of Indiana vs. $50,000". Your money has no rights, so it gets no public defender nor any other rights. Sounds like a hassl
909.
by pests 2y ago
FedEx is a private company and you agree to the fine-print when you use their services.
910.
by pests 2y ago
It's interesting to me that you did this with YouTube, as I did the same when I was 16 (almost 20 years ago now) but with AdSense. I earned about $70 (mostly off my buddies anime site) which I never collected. Seven years later Google
911.
by pests 2y ago
One thing I find interesting over the last few weeks since this was released (and other MrBeast drama) is how there is now a separation between MrBeast the person and MrBeast the company. Before today, it was never differentiated. Since the
912.
by pests 2y ago
It's odd as this was leaked and big on YouTube at least a week ago. I guess not much overlap of this community and YT drama.
913.
by pests 2y ago
Agreed. I was the one to bring up the DAO, but the situation is completely different when you get into the details. The DAO was hugely hyped by early eth adopters. If you were into eth, you were into The DAO. For the DAO to be hacked was li
914.
by pests 2y ago
When ever someone describes me what their feed is full of or taken over with, they are secretly telling me what type of bubble they are in and what type of content they actually consume.
915.
by pests 2y ago
I thought the agreement is Microsoft gets full access to all the being models, except when they develop AGI. If that's the case, I could see their relationship turning sour. OpenAI wanting to declare AGI to break ties with Microsoft; a
916.
by pests 2y ago
Oh interesting. Do you have outlets with two plugs that are internally wired together?
917.
by pests 2y ago
Sue them all.
918.
by pests 2y ago
No need to extract keys, the Bitcoin devs could just change the code. Even lock up the original and mint new ones for Craig. It's just code in the end. Similar to how Eth changed the code to nullify the DAO hack.
919.
by pests 2y ago
Power strips make this easier of course, but every outlet usually has two plugs and most* of the time they are wired together. You just need to plug into the other plug. * In case they are split for whatever reason (switched plug, different
920.
by pests 2y ago
I think that's it! Thanks. I remember the subtitle.
921.
by pests 2y ago
I remember Bill Gates recommending a book on his book list a few years (half a decade?) ago about how, by every measurable stat, life is better now than it has ever been in the past.
922.
by pests 2y ago
Not saying this was his intent, but this is part of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) which says governments print money to provide services, and collect taxes as a matter of policy to legitimatize the currency, and for inflation and unemploymen
923.
by pests 2y ago
I'm in my 30s and I can't leave a movie unfinished. I'll either be up all night thinking about how it ends or never start it up again forever wondering.
924.
by pests 2y ago
It's possible for TSMC to use the machines better and more efficiently than even ASLM could. Plus the step ASML covers is only a tiny slice of the entire chain of events to get to a finished product.
925.
by pests 2y ago
The mere fact we're having this discussion means people don't know the guarantees and be being more explicit there is less room for confusion.
926.
by pests 2y ago
The blog goes into detail about how releasing any wrong information or misinformation about a secret, still defines the bounds and brackets the real information, and allows eliminating possible options (as no agency would reveal the truth.)
927.
by pests 2y ago
You are replying to matwood.
928.
by pests 2y ago
Well, isn't that what they are going to respond right? You're assuming it will give wrong answers. Why not check?
929.
by pests 2y ago
But if you pour that water onto a plant, and then you eat the fruit or vegetables of that plant, is it safe? I meant acid rain and contaminated water probably lands on crops all the time.
930.
by pests 2y ago
What would the risk be other than changing the distribution of heat around the planet? The solar power would have heated up the area locally had it not been captured by the panel. This makes the local temp lower while raising the temp at th

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