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by pueblito 5y ago
Warfare comes to mind, as weapons gain increasingly powerful ai functions and become autonomous
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by pueblito 5y ago
Polynesians make fabric from trees so this isn’t very surprising to me
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by pueblito 5y ago
Arizona isn’t in the South
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IBM achieves quantum computing breakthrough(axios.com)
26 points by pueblito 5y ago|23 comments
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by pueblito 5y ago
> The bus driver shortage isn’t just a bus driver shortage — it’s a knot nobody knows how to cut. Uh, pay the drivers more than $37 a year, that wage is a joke anywhere in the US
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by pueblito 5y ago
This seems like a pretty transparent effort to get everyone’s biometric data to me
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The bitter, nasty feud over making daylight saving time permanent(politico.com)
3 points by pueblito 5y ago|2 comments
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China Has Already Reached Exascale–On Two Separate Systems(nextplatform.com)
7 points by pueblito 5y ago|1 comments
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by pueblito 5y ago
I think it’s safe to assume this is intentional, just like the huge number of fake accounts allowed etc
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by pueblito 5y ago
Am I being foolish using ‘Sign In with Apple’ on sites?
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by pueblito 5y ago
> Still can’t help but think this is something environmental and chemical at work. I absolutely agree. I read a meta study where they concluded lab rats have been gaining fat since the 70s - and these rats have well documented genetics,
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The pandemic is testing the limits of face recognition(technologyreview.com)
1 points by pueblito 5y ago|1 comments
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by pueblito 5y ago
Surely this is a thin cover for a weapons program
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by pueblito 5y ago
Rights are inalienable, no one provides them
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by pueblito 5y ago
> But the government benefits from Facebook (and Google's) stalking ability. That doesn’t make it ok
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by pueblito 5y ago
> Lord knows what sort of magic they stick into 'Energy Star' appliances. I had a phase a few years back where I monitored all my appliances and office stuff to see how much solar I needed and I found the energy star ratings to
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by pueblito 5y ago
The FBI needs to begin wearing body cameras too, especially when taking statements. That would have prevented this as well as lot of other failures by the agency.
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by pueblito 5y ago
> At least some of the documents have been turned over to the Securities and Exchange Commission and to Congress by a person seeking federal whistleblower protection, according to people familiar with the matter. Why the SEC?
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by pueblito 5y ago
You found it ok to go around the sites rules (as enforced by the reply limit) by editing to reply. You’re breaking the rules to influence others to your opinions, and you study people breaking the rules to influence others to their opinions
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by pueblito 5y ago
Here’s an example. The guinea hens eat the bugs and aggressively chase rattlesnakes out, and then coyotes and hawks eat the hens. Like most things it’s a mixed blessing because the snakes keep the rodent and rabbits population in check. ht
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NRO Manned Orbiting Laboratory(archive.org)
61 points by pueblito 5y ago|25 comments
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by pueblito 5y ago
I am a commercial organic farmer. I have trouble sourcing something every year and I live in the United States and have resources available to me to afford exotic things like potash from Alaska or pathogens to kill grasshoppers. If it’s a w
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by pueblito 5y ago
> Important note: not all GMO is done to vendor lock farmers, most of it is actually beneficial to food quality and availability I am a farmer, that is absolutely not true. All GMO crops are made to be more profitable to the farmer, with
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by pueblito 5y ago
Tons of books come with a teaser for another book added to the end of it
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by pueblito 5y ago
More drug war propaganda
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by pueblito 5y ago
Evraz is making their Colorado mill entirely solar-powered to recycle scrap steel
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by pueblito 5y ago
This is absolutely a concern I have heard my entire life from many people in rural Colorado, and they are all dead serious about it.
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by pueblito 5y ago
I’m sure the smaller producers are lying about methane too. Call it a hunch.
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by pueblito 5y ago
>Based on the material collected and analyzed by the Committee Minority Staff, the preponderance of evidence suggests SARS-CoV-2 was accidentally released from a Wuhan Institute of Virology laboratory sometime prior to September 12, 2019
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Detainee says China has secret jail in Dubai, holds Uyghurs(apnews.com)
22 points by pueblito 5y ago|3 comments

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