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This is atomfall, is it not?
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3mo ago
Classic whataboutism and both sides are the same in a single sentence? wow thats a new record! Trump's pardons far exceed what Biden did in terms of scope and corruption. Trump's literally collecting bribes for pardons. There has
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3mo ago
The automated programming fixture/conversion was pretty sweet, im not gonna lie about that.
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3mo ago
One does wonder how many bots were involved in the flaming
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The recent Hell Let Loose: Vietnam beta was a disaster. Particularly the networking. In a game that prioritizes long range engagements due to its mil-sim like gameplay, they somehow left enabled a feature that de-prioritized tick updates fo
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I can pick out a creation engine game from a mile away. Engine "Grain" is a real phenomenon. Same for UE5. There's just something about the lighting and the FPS 'feel' that is a dead giveaway.
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End of a software juggernaut. ID Software engines were always top class. I often wonder in times like this if John Carmack and Co. feel any guilt or remorse for selling to Zenimax (Who then sold to MS)? By all accounts they had a self-susta
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3mo ago
Regulations... in THIS economy and administration????
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3mo ago
What was mercury and gemini other than a demonstration of ICBM tech?
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3mo ago
I would question how effective this would be in any kind of professional engineering setting. Oh your math is wrong? Well i guess i cant discuss this...
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Just stop trying to find logic in the hypocrisy. "Every accusation is a confession" by them rings true louder and louder with each passing day. Precedent and reason is no longer a metric for the conservative justices. Only the par
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18 year term limits. Each president gets to pick 3, or something. I forget the specific number. Any one judge per district. Our House was supposed to scale with the population. IT only makes sense that the courts should too. There should be
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Throw something in there about gerrymandering. Maybe even ranked choice voting?
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3mo ago
Great... now do flock cameras, license plate trackers, basically everything in here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48369980
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"Sorry we broke the law, but its ok this one time because it would be detrimental to the case". I mean... slippery slope? Just because they were sincere about it doesnt make it magically ok to use the illegal evidence.
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Basically... yeah. It's using illegally obtained evidence (like an NSA wiretap) to point the detectives in the right direction they would have otherwise never probabilistic-ly searched.
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3mo ago
We only need to look at the consequences (or lack thereof) from the 2008 financial crisis to understand that there will be no consequences for the corporate class.
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3mo ago
how does this square against georgia just ignoring it draining the water supply, https://www.politico.com/news/2026/05/08/georgia-data-center... and reports of undrinkable water due to the ai center con
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3mo ago
/api/hn -> 502 {"error":"Your database has been temporarily rate-limited, please contact support@upstash.com for further details."}
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Compared to ICE? Yes. EV's are still paying a premium for the battery. That's not going to change any time soon. Compared to Ford or GM's EV trucks? It's almost 1/3 the price... The closest comparison is like the Fo
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3mo ago
$.21/kw seems high for home charging... im at $.12, before the extra savings that gets me closer to $.10
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Anytime i see fluoride, im immediately concerned about anything in its immediate surroundings...
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im fairly sure gboard does the same thing. it will bias towards certain subsequent keys based on the current input. im sure there's a whole bunch of tricks keyboard apps use to make typing "feel" accurate.
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Hey, you completely forgot about embedded devices that dont run linux. It's not all linux ya know
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From what i remember during the great GPU Crisis of 2022, the scalpers were shipping them to randomized addresses and intercepting them before the actual owner scooped them up. Capitalism really does create a perverse incentive here, and wh
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a criminal can just steal your keys and take the car too... why is the phone subject to more stringent restrictions?
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Git LFS and git's (relatively) new sparse clone features i suspect are their answer to this sort of thing, although my understanding is that was more focused on monorepo operations in general. I'm not entirely sure permissions wer
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i mean, is a small user preferences page out of the question here? the majority of web users arent going to write a js extension.
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ITs only a matter of time until this somehow breaks down along party lines. My guess is the pro-business context will make republicans pro-ai before long.
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im surprised they make it so simple considering all these EV's are operating at lethal voltage levels. I would hope there's some kind of interlock that prevents service.
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