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No complete record - no case..
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Full Process Surveilance is needed to make evidence admissable. If it aint filmed the whole way, it aint valid.
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Shoutout to a anonymous Boeing engineer sitting in some for a gruesome permanent crisis-meetings, where mostly pr- and mbas talk about what has to be done, but not what has to change, especially not about how engineering and QA should have
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NASA seems to have a long standing tradition of sweeping problems under the rug. No skylab mutiny, no depressed payload specialists, all fine here gentleman, nothing to see here. I always wondered why this is written that way. To protect th
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Turpor after great feasts and the ability to either winter and scurry under the snow - or move migrate away to greener pastures is what saved the day.
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The kid with the burned out stare in the first video hits so hard.
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well, two things. Version Control and something working but similar. Means, you teach them how to get back to the working start state. Then you check out the repo: https://github.com/topics/2d-platformer-game And you
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Rossman having it with this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xxOiHZbB68
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Well, they are the remnants of a society, were you could still trade in your works worth for "love" or at least a "dont break the chain" genetic future in the shape of a "family". And now this contract is up,
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He who resides above us in station, beyond the gravity well, we shall hail a god. Hail Armstrong, mighty wielder of tungsten rod and rock! We praise you and tremble in thy shadow every 90 minutes.
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How high are the chances of the asteroid disintegrating? As in frozzen snowball with peebles?
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Every tumble has a "slow" pole, where the outgasing would form a vector, nearly almost away from earth. Also at least we cant have a ice-ball earth due to impact-winter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowball_E
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The older i get the more i think, the project management paragdigm should be one of protecting the productive core at all costs from external disruptions. This includes deriving the actual wanted goals early in the project, planning properl
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How does the printer compensate for precision loss do to movement? In industrial robotics, there is the concept of measuring the inprecissions in the machinery at any given point (direct measurement) and compensate that via variables in the
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So that is two layers of filler to create a perfect bed to print on?
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So did the investors recover there investments, or did ali baba devalue them by copying to fast? Is venture capital just stupid money paving the way for those who come after it and dont' have to pay the learning dues? In a world where
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At new years eve though?
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Realpoliticans are always playing for the autoritarian team, as it flattens the playing field, giving up the moral high ground, one of the reasons russian bots desperatly push it as the "default" mindset. Got to turn everyone a ps
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Mindless Billions Anywhere at work..
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Cant have a pro in motion without a promotion point for it.. and it looks so good in the presentations. Useability? Function? Screw it.. it must look good in adds. Make all the things screenshot useable only.
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And there is already a physical speed limit in many areas. If the autobahn has no speed limit, but the right most lane is a basically "truck only lane" at 80- 100 mph, and its only two lanes, all vehicles pool to that one lane, an
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Private sector works as soon as there is demand, but the problem is that its not able to traverse large "deserts" towards new technologies. The state is better at long range exploration of not "colonizeable" capabilities
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DARPA - and europe just does not do those challenges..
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Its just a centralization thing. All things go towards the capital of the empire. It was madrid,paris, then london - for now it is the bay area? Europe needs to stop clinging to the milk cows of the past. The car industry is a dieing endavo
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Totally agree, GPT should be trained to spout adds and develop dark pattern behaviour.
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? Eh, stone walls are a byproduct of removing stones from fields. The humus part sets, new stones disappear, the game goes on and on. Fields do only become stonefree, if you add earth from some external source on top. Source: My youth on m
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Could a smart-watch based interrupt and reminder of "basic overview task" work as a time-keeping prosthesis?
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I distinctly remember a HN post, were the father of the poster had the same problem. Meaning he would sometimes "crash" and just stand there, forgetting about the world everything - often for hours if nobody "interrupted"
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Translated: They did not experience a stock-market crash yet and the societal memory of risky behaviour resulting in a stock market crash fades.
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The AI will not throw a molotowcocktail at you or hang you from a lamppost when it starves?
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