randomcarbloke

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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
why do you think he picked that name? Hint: It's not the dog meme.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
oh a bigger analysis is inbound from the author! Excellent.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
enjoyed this but not sure how technical it is if you can't actually look at or disassemble the app in question.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
I agree, fiction is filled with campy/flamboyant narcissistic villains especially sci-fi and comics.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
gullible and opposing higher education, they've speed-run their way to becoming boomers.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
comedians no longer complain about that, contemporary comedy is merely repeating the commonly accepted societal mantrae, and laughing at and trivialising opposition or criticism to or of it. Wit, satire, and criticism are still funny, but a
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
and yet there is a whole youtube channel successfully doing the same
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
Only insofar as they assert a shackled leviathan can also be despotic. Which can be true albeit less likely.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
I think it's a wash personally, cats are far better problem solvers and have better comprehension of temporal and spatial displacement, but dogs are far more socially intelligent, intuit disposition and intent of even other species ver
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
agreed it's a confirmation bias, I've had many cats orange and not and they're all different, there's nothing uniquely quirky about orange ones.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
based on napkin math, the rotation they land on: 4.34 x 10^-20 rad/s is one order of magnitude (not a lot on a cosmological scale) slower than necessary for a causal disconnect at the boundary of the observable universe due to tangenti
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
it's right in the heart of the financial district, residential property is a) rarer than hens teeth b) beyond eye-wateringly expensive.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
they already hobbled themselves by limiting their fsd to computer vision, no chance of dominating the fsd market when the competitors are already level with or superior.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
this is still true for transliterated words and in my experience many people have a hard time accepting it, but if you borrow a word from outside your alphabet you may have many permissible spellings to achieve approximately the same pronun
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
not really as most modern airborne weapons platforms operate bvr, even if they were on the horizon, and your array of cameras were operating in optimal conditions there is a still a hard limit on the effectiveness of such a solution.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
I don't trust anyone to handle my private details properly, especially not an institution that will suffer no repercussions should it mishandle those data.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
you just sound like an anti-vaxer, one of those UPF fearmongering cultists.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
apples contain amygdalin and cyanide, theoretically lab-grown apples that exclude these are far better for you than wild/farmed apples.
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by randomcarbloke 1y ago
there was a tool like this for tracking c-suiters and the trades of theirs that relate to their own companies, anyone got a link?
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
bass is actually short for "basically not an instrument"
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
Absolute barbarism, why would someone be in a Dunkin Donuts in NC, the home of Krispy Kreme.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
What an absurd argument to justify the baseless idea. American-made systems are present in most western developed military hardware, there might be backdoors or killswitches in any of it.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
have you read The Idea Factory and is it any good or is it just a pop-history of the place?
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
I miss TheBroken.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
Head in the sand eh? even using your data the picture is very different to what you were claiming and much closer to my assertion, so we use different sources...your conclusion is still incorrect. Bet you're not interested in looking a
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
Thiel is smart though, smarter than the useful idiots he has parading around The White House.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
please help me with good Japanese flea-market sites so I can get one of my own.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
Even reading those you can surely see it was the correct approach.
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
post '08 and until 2016 the UK economy was the fastest growing in the G7, notably countries that imposed much more severe austerity fared even better - Ireland who are still wedded to the policy continues to thrive, Estonian, Latvian,
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by randomcarbloke 2y ago
does he even have the capacity

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