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by ruined 11mo ago
car manufacturers can afford to experiment - it's not like they don't have room in the budget. and they did experiment. if you don't know GM's history with electric cars: they were positioned to execute a successful tr
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by ruined 11mo ago
a remarkable assertion from nchmy
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by ruined 11mo ago
did you even read the article??
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by ruined 11mo ago
humans are assumed to act, and some activities may generate consequences, to which a human may react somehow. certainly there is a "survivor bias" but the rationality, long-term viability, and "economic benefit" of those
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by ruined 11mo ago
um, it literally does
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by ruined 11mo ago
i don't think you could find a single economist that believes humans know how and where to be economically productive
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by ruined 11mo ago
they saw an opportunity for bait and you took it
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by ruined 11mo ago
oh, that's worse. there's been a bug for months now where airplayed videos forcibly select an autodub track in a random language, and there's no way to disable it or change tracks. i wish i was joking
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by ruined 11mo ago
let me know when you're in preseed
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by ruined 11mo ago
well, their new app mentioned in the post is GPL. but in the rest of the ecosystem a bunch of the inherited code is already Apache or MIT. so, i presume you have already forked the other repos to relicense them. can you drop a link?
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by ruined 11mo ago
thanks, gp's google link was unusable for me (apparently my activity is unusual)
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by ruined 11mo ago
rejoice https://github.com/tc39/proposal-await-dictionary
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by ruined 11mo ago
i think at that point it's definitionally not a markov chain anymore. how do you sample an open set of unknown values?
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by ruined 11mo ago
paramilitary insurgent groups are abolished, actually. it is illegal to operate a paramilitary insurgent group. this is the main way they prevent groups from doing paramilitary insurrection. that, and most military actions are also illegal,
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by ruined 11mo ago
practically it's simpler, and more obvious when violated. and i figure as long as we're legislating we'd better shoot for the moon
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by ruined 11mo ago
what, for all possible words?
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by ruined 11mo ago
immediate public disclosure of all tracking requests
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by ruined 11mo ago
sure, but those are much less effective as programs and much less difficult to counteract at an individual level. i think taking the easy win here could be very effective and provide a path towards solving the rest.
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by ruined 11mo ago
it seems more feasible to get rid of the license plates than to control public or private imaging and analytics of the license plates.
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by ruined 11mo ago
>I’m going to install CachyOS, an Arch-based distro optimized for gaming on modern hardware, with support for cutting-edge CPUs and GPUs and an allegedly easy setup. oh no
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by ruined 11mo ago
the set of US adversaries is not presently shrinking, to put it mildly
82.
by ruined 11mo ago
typescript handles that well already
83.
by ruined 11mo ago
everyone suggesting features and making comparisons: think ash not zsh
84.
by ruined 11mo ago
wasm and lambda calculus
85.
by ruined 11mo ago
location of goalposts scales with market cap
86.
by ruined 11mo ago
ability "to provide/filter actually useful ads" is a function of moderation budget and not much else
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by ruined 1y ago
CVE-2025-1312 bash and sudo privilege escalation sudo may be exploited to obtain full root privilege when the shell receives attacker-controlled input to reproduce: execute this shell script and authorize sudo when prompted
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by ruined 1y ago
nearly every http response is gzipped. unpacking automatically is a default feature of every http client.
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by ruined 1y ago
sounds like retail price needs to drop
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by ruined 1y ago
all APIs are public APIs

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