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by polytely 4y ago
Read it again, that's not at all what it says. >Public Prosecutor’s Office for serious fraud, environmental crime and asset confiscation. The arrest comes from the department that covers 1. serious fraud, 2. environmental crime, 3.
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by polytely 4y ago
She was really good in The OA
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by polytely 4y ago
I mean there is no other likely outcome when tried under this law, or do you suppose that he will not be tried under the espionage act? because if that is the case I have a bridge to sell you.
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by polytely 4y ago
its like those doomsday cults that double down after the promised rapture doesn't arrive
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by polytely 4y ago
https://glitch.com/ seems sort of like that, the branding seems very genz to me, but who knows about actual demographics.
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by polytely 4y ago
It also isn't a problem that's binary, I think we could very easily end up in a situation where the AI is a better driver 99% of the time but will occasionally cause an easily preventable accident. Who will be liable once your sel
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by polytely 4y ago
There is a Numberphile interview with him that I remember being pretty interesting https://youtu.be/QNznD9hMEh0
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by polytely 4y ago
Might be an image of the black hole at the center of our galaxy [0] 0: https://twitter.com/drbecky_/status/1519741886633758732
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by polytely 4y ago
i hope it stays that way, i found a nice little corner with cool people and I don't wanna see any 'influencers' or company accounts on my timeline. I just want to share interesting stuff and dumb jokes with cool people and it
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by polytely 5y ago
There are still successful games like that, just look at the success of Elden Ring
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by polytely 5y ago
>Would be better on Audible The whole point of the game is choosing who your character is by making choices? How would that ever work in audiobook form? For me, the main draw of games like Disco Elysium is the feeling of 'being a ch
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by polytely 5y ago
It's wild that there is a completely alternate tech tree that just never found popularity in the west.
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by polytely 5y ago
but those movies (at least the bourne ones, haven't seen eye in the sky) Didn't require a lot of military hardware to make, so they aren't entangled with the propaganda people I would guess.
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by polytely 5y ago
1. The Dan Harmon episode of Good One - a podcast about jokes . If you like Community, Rick and Morty & love comedy writing this is a fantastic episode, it starts off being about a specific joke, but after that it goes into his writing
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by polytely 5y ago
and exhaustion also starts to play a role after playing for like 7 hours, at some point mistakes will start to slip in.
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by polytely 5y ago
Yes that's why the effectiveness of the flu-shot differs between years
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by polytely 5y ago
I love advent of code, but I always burn out on it after a couple of days because it just starts taking up too much time. I'm always amazed at the people here that complete the whole thing, I feel like there must be a vast gulf in skil
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by polytely 5y ago
Yes honestly one of the most entertaining follows on twitter
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by polytely 5y ago
I like Input for exactly that reason, it's great
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by polytely 5y ago
Google seriously needs to be broken up into small pieces or disolved entirely. Their leadership just cannot be be trusted and the internet would be better off without them around.
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by polytely 5y ago
I've switched completely over to a well-moderated mastodon instance and haven't looked back since. Finding an instance that aligns with your values is the tricky part but once you have done that it's a lot of fun. The absence
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by polytely 5y ago
The index is just a HMD right? all the computing happens on the PC? What do you mean, root access on an Index?
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by polytely 5y ago
If anyone from team youtube is reading this, by god, please let me hide youtube short recommendations in the android app. They all started filling with incredibly gross pimple popping videos with horrendous thumbnails which cannot be hidden
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by polytely 5y ago
I'm from the Netherlands so not sure about the current US situation, but: Firstly, Ok: I take full responsibility for advocating for a temporary reduction of rights to stop the spread of a novel virus with the aim of reducing strain
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by polytely 5y ago
>So you're not winning the argument to take away my medical freedom That wasn't what I was trying to do at all, and I can't really see how you could get that from my initial reply, so I don't think we are going to agr
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by polytely 5y ago
Not American (I'm in the Netherlands) so I wouldn't know, but looking at the graphs it seems like there are a lot of contagions happening. I was getting take out a couple of weeks ago and a woman brought her coughing child to the
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by polytely 5y ago
Yes of course, just make your point already, this is not a chat, try to write a complete post.
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by polytely 5y ago
Fair point, but from a perspective of effort vs potential lives saved, self-quarantining when sick, avoiding large crowds & meeting in well ventilated spaces is probably easier than adopting a healthier lifestyle. But yeah, we should al
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by polytely 5y ago
Not what I wrote at all. But to respond to your point(?) covid patients that get sick enough to go to the ICU are there for a long time, while heart patients get better (or die) significantly faster, I recently heard an ICU doctor say on TV
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by polytely 5y ago
A couple of months ago I listened to the Air Traffic Control recordings of the morning of the attacks, really puts in perspective the confusion and chaos in the air that day. It's really haunting, includes calls from inside one of the

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