rhcom2

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by rhcom2 1y ago
When moving my links from Pocket to Wallabag I passed them through Claude for tagging. Worked very well
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by rhcom2 1y ago
Similar feelings about Pocket too. Mozilla seems to be on a cleaning spree
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by rhcom2 1y ago
Everyone in the US is protected by the Bill of Rights, including the right to free speech. Even immigrants.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
Good for you I guess but my point was lawful permanent residents shouldn't have to worry about memes on their phones.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
Totally, to me it definitely seemed generational
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by rhcom2 1y ago
I worked in a firm for ~6 years and there was very little design work done in VR. It was all client presentations and some clients were very adverse to wearing the headset themselves. They wanted to watch on a monitor as a team member explo
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by rhcom2 1y ago
This is chilling to more than just tourists. I have friends who are Mexican nationals who now have to consider any meme on their phone before their way back to the States after visiting home.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
That is certainly true, but often *after* the President has acted has Congress authorized action.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
USA hasn't formally declared war since 1942. The Executive just continues to expand its power.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
A lot of people really like driving and are pretty into cars. Maybe in 100+ years but I think this is sci-fi in the near term.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
Part of science is incremental work
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by rhcom2 1y ago
One Tu-22M is $100 million.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
It's pretty crazy all other spots in the top 5 are taken by the US except #3 by Russia.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
I would guess they have that stuff but the trucks the drones were transported in entered within the perimeter of the base and bypassed it.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
There's a history of a more complex definition of socalism than just sticking with the stuff written 150 years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Way
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by rhcom2 1y ago
It was suppose to come down with a parachute but fingers crossed.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
Coming down at "145 miles per hour-plus" and a "mass of just under 500 kg and 1-meter size" I would imagine there are just pieces out there now.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
The grift continues.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
These are the king of capabilities, like semiconductor manufacturing, that we want to have (at least some) locally for more reasons than just economics though. It seems like a national security issue.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
450 hours over 5 years for a Army helicopter pilot stateside doesn't seem to be abnormally low.
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by rhcom2 1y ago
My cozy recommendation: Creating landscapes out of tiles. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorfromantik
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by rhcom2 2y ago
Three massive offensive linemen plus a very strong QB.
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by rhcom2 2y ago
I would love to try it skiing and/or skinning uphill.
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by rhcom2 2y ago
It's being financed by Apple. Ben Stiller and Dan Erickson are still the artists creating the show.
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by rhcom2 2y ago
> The only way to explore Mars in our lifetime is to ditch the requirement that people accompany the machinery. It just doesn't make sense to me to send humans. Exhaust the science collection of robots first.
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by rhcom2 2y ago
This seems like a criticism of the CIA, not USAID, no? > The decision to enlist Afridi was probably made by the CIA station chief in Islamabad and was passed on to the Counterterrorism Center back in Langley.
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by rhcom2 2y ago
Probably don't even need the webcam, detection via audio seems possible.
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by rhcom2 2y ago
> College of Software Engineering, Northeastern University, Shenyang 110169, China
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by rhcom2 2y ago
Who were pretty much right about Ginkgo Bioworks (DNA)
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by rhcom2 2y ago
When you're outnumbered and draw a gun there is a very high chance of it being taken from you. I think they made the correct decision to retreat in the face of mostly non-violent but overwhelming numbers of rioters. There was obviously

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