smegsicle

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by smegsicle 2y ago
pareto principal, 20% of the 20%
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by smegsicle 2y ago
> most "utopias" sound like they would be pretty horrible to actually live in. are there counterexamples? i thought the only difference between utopia and dystopia would be whether the speaker is promoting it or not
93.
by smegsicle 2y ago
i think he meant -otomy
94.
by smegsicle 2y ago
which ads you are looking at
95.
by smegsicle 2y ago
tnt is the more commonly used metric but to put it in more practical civilian terms that would be around a trunkload of anfo (might need to share the back seat but who uses all that legroom anyway)
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by smegsicle 2y ago
if you have a virus that infects cars and spreads to other cars you can cause a lot more targeted damage than confusing an intersection, and a lot more widespread damage than confusing many intersections
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by smegsicle 2y ago
using ai to see vehicles has been made illegal in order to protect captcha tests
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by smegsicle 2y ago
corn subsidies is national defense spending
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by smegsicle 2y ago
bigmode games is sometimes referred to as the kgb of videogame publishers for their over the top stealth marketing campaigns
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by smegsicle 2y ago
anti patterns considered harmful
101.
by smegsicle 2y ago
irl traffic signs are retroreflective, which might give the headlights an edge over the malicious leds
102.
by smegsicle 2y ago
if someone on a bike shook their finger at me i'd turn towards them
103.
by smegsicle 2y ago
but epstein was in charge of the entertainment
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by smegsicle 2y ago
"i came up with the term 'protobuf', and go was not what i had in mind" -rob pike
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by smegsicle 2y ago
what about a double ended queue?
106.
by smegsicle 2y ago
> "Cut the fat" is a great corporate euphemism, but the biological analogy fails if there's a corporate version of "famine". or you might say the culinary analogy turns into a biological analogy
107.
by smegsicle 2y ago
that still doesn't explain what language you're switching from where 'affects' is used like that
108.
by smegsicle 2y ago
nah pretty sure temporal anomaly
109.
by smegsicle 2y ago
he said he was using electric before, so obviously it's an upgrade from that he also completely avoids the question and implies that "those guys" (other celebrity chefs) don't use it because they don't have "fa
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by smegsicle 2y ago
> The declaration focuses on the most basic kind of consciousness, known as phenomenal consciousness. Roughly put, if a creature has phenomenal consciousness, then it is “like something” to be that creature a 1995 thought experiment sugg
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by smegsicle 2y ago
basic tasks? like simple industrial sabotage missions?
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by smegsicle 2y ago
visit cdc.gov to get the facts about covid-19
113.
by smegsicle 2y ago
that took a wild turn
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by smegsicle 2y ago
> seem perfectly fine to weather the backlash from the community and fans because that has nothing to do with the legal dilution of their ip
115.
by smegsicle 2y ago
if they installed windows they knew exactly what they were signing up for
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by smegsicle 2y ago
im glad you have such a firm grasp on what makes a good author and how they think
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by smegsicle 2y ago
did they kill it?
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by smegsicle 2y ago
i guess google chrome users are very trusting
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by smegsicle 2y ago
but it's off by default, isn't it?
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by smegsicle 2y ago
what a twist

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