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China is about the only regional power big enough to face off with India, so any move by Pakistan would require Chinese approval lest Pakistan risk China siding with India and getting squished. Edit; asking Mom for permission to beat up you
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The victim of the crime is deceased. The second order victims such as family members should provide their own statements. Making an AI clone of the deceased may be an appropriate tool for the family dealing with grief but should not be used
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This doesn't 'work' or do anything for me. Nothing is clickable except the 'sign in'. Only submission by this poster and no followup comments in the thread make me think this is just for harvesting email address or
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1y ago
Easily. DEA alleged he made 2lbs every 5 weeks, from the late 80's to late 90's. They also seized 'up to' 80lbs.
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>In the meantime it's been quite a satisfying project. I would LOVE to run a simple web server like this on solar power. Does anyone recall the details of that one solar powered website? I remember the pages background color changed
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1y ago
They could be dyslexic or something?
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1y ago
I don't think they intended to use AI, but tried to search instead and was presented with Googles AI summary / time wasted before the actual search results.
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And ofc there was a HN discussion; https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38322793
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>Under the Feist ruling in the US, mere collections of facts are considered unoriginal and thus not protected by copyright, no matter how much work went into collating them. This person isn't just collecting existing letter shapes;
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>I have no patience for men who cause soldiers to die I'll remember this when I next think of when we spent twenty years sending our kids to die in the sandbox.
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>Polybius Bank Interesting name from a couple of Estonian guys. Any relationship with the arcade game?
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I am sorry, I always forget about the 'HN effect'!
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I have seen a return loop on the hot side, but not returning through the cold side. Do you have more info on this? (I do wonder if recirculating hot through a pipe next to a cold pipe would result in heating the cold)
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This page was 9 seconds of white screen before the entire thing loaded at once. I'm on Starlink. Hopefully you get a chance to correct this in the future, as I'm really supportive of projects like yours, but if the page was linked
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Or who has access to DogeSA_2d5c3e0446f9@nlrb.microsoft.com? https://oversightdemocrats.house.gov/sites/evo-subsites/demo...
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This is the same logic that got DJI a ban from some proposed invisible link to Uyghur oppression.
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My understanding was that Tesla had been suckling at the government's year for years in the form of carbon credit trading and would have expired already if not for this.
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If Iran's nuclear program was operational there would be 100,000 less dead Palestinians, and the USA wouldn't be talking about building beachfront resorts there.
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Ben and Jerry's have been known for social activism for quite some time, actions like these say that Unilever wants the ice cream money, but not anything else.
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2y ago
Reply sounds like it was written by someone who has never had to ask AWS to up their vCPU limit.
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I always laughed when ChatGPT would reply with the same emoji I typed, regardless of context. Not sure if parroting exactly, but I assumed it would understand meaning (if not context) of emoji?
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Also we're already looking at a) onboard autonomy, so control is not needed or b) rebroadcast hardware that runs over LTE or WiFi. Satellite comms on the way, at least for the civilian market.
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This isn't a backdoor, just moving to a country where they are sold¿
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Why do we keep giving money to that one country then? Because the political benefits pay off for the politicians. So those same benefits could apply from foreign medical aid, but we don't value helping others less fortunate?
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2y ago
Would be a straightforward job for a pick and place style robot, if you had cycle time to budget for it.
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2y ago
This is interesting, chickens mostly sleep at night and the roosters crow at day break. I wouldn't call it calm or considerate - but at least they know when to keep it down!
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This does not negate what the OP has observed, but I'd like to hear more about your peeling issue, as it could be for a different reason!
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Just please stop sending the text that reads as follows, it totally destroys group chats and the amount of information conveyed in a react doesn't require quoting back the entire message, eg Liked "I would be surprised if this eli
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2y ago
Scrolling around Russia, this seems to be a convenient map of high value targets.
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And a father of 13!
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