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Well it's sure looking like he's a groyper.
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No one prominent or with any influence on the left is celebrating this. Name names.
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Meanwhile right-wingers calling for mass arrests of every Democrat is all I'm seeing today: https://imgur.com/aF3yACR
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Meanwhile, I'm endless compilations of people on the right calling for mass arrests of every Democrat, and worse. https://imgur.com/aF3yACR
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1y ago
Do you have a bluesky account, or are you just getting highlights from your twitter timeline?
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If you were going to have an organized hit from some kind of unnamed leftist extremist group, I could think of a dozen more impactful targets than Kirk off the top of my head. So I don't know how much sense that theory makes either. If
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I didn't name reddit. I rarely go there.
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Not my timeline. It's either people condemning political violence while noting they're not fans of Kirk, or people whining about how political violence is only condemned by both sides when the target is on the right.
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Nick Fuentes built his entire empire on hating Charlie Kirk, and his fans (groypers) are insane. Laura Loomer just came out and attacked Kirk a couple days ago. It's entirely possible he was fragged from the right.
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I haven't seen much at all on twitter, Facebook or bluesky. Seems like you have to look pretty hard to find it.
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A few years ago, I remember reading about some NFT contract attack that did something similar. So I'm sure it's out there now.
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Hunter-gatherer tribes probably had some natural laxative they called some version of "thunder-clapper" and giggled as they said it.
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Vampires
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How realistic was the idea of sending another shuttle up to rescue them? Would they have had enough oxygen? If they did a spacewalk and found the damage, what were their options?
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You'll love this. I teared up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSMDb1CWD6Y
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I've averaged 60-hour weeks for a year and a half, with bursts up to 90 hours. I only did it because we were working on new tech at the time, and I figured it was worth it to my long-term value as a programmer. I'd never do it in
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Apple Podcast search never fails to enrage me. There's no way to search within a specific show, just all your followed shows at once. Even if you know the exact episode title, if it has common words in it, you'll get a stream of g
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Yeah it does seem like a game of telephone to train LLMs on code optimized for human cognition, then have them create behavior by parrotting that code back into a compiler. Could they just create behavior directly?
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It's also that you're at the top of the stack. If your stuff breaks, there's no layer above you whose stuff also breaks. Well except the end user, but depending on the app they can often be low-priority (internal apps, apps w
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Front-end programming is easier in the sense that you can make little mistakes and your entire app doesn't fall down. As someone who's done decades of both, there's nothing conceptually easier about well-executed front-end
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The way I look at it is the Patriots in '85 had maybe a 1 in 10 chance to beat the Bears in the Super Bowl. And I think that's being charitable. Meanwhile the best regular season team of my lifetime, the '01 Seattle Mariners,
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The 2014/2015 Royals capitalized on this to some degree, picking up players who didn't strike out or walk much, at a time when players who walked a lot were at a super premium. Some of the smarter teams in the NFL seem to be figur
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Each baseball game is so high variance that even a 5 or 7 game series is still largely a crap shoot. Unlike the NFL or NBA, any MLB team that makes the playoffs has a puncher's chance to with the title. It's one of the beauties of
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It was a cancer vaccine that kicked the whole thing off.
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Isn't this literally the plot of I Am Legend? And we also have scientists thawing out 2.5 million year old ice, just to see what happens. smh
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Agreed. I always try to design apps so that renaming or changing the file structure causes minimal disruption. I want as little friction to refactoring as possible. I'm a huge fan of files that just work wherever you put them (think pa
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I know a few people who had the time of their lives in high school. Maybe 15% is high, I was just proxying the popular kids. I'm sure some of them were miserable. But some non-popular kids probably had a decent time.
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Euro teens seem a lot more comfortable in their own skin than American teens.
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15 is definitely a rough age.
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High school is truly fun for maybe 15% of the students, is an utter nightmare for 15%, and has its moments but still generally sucks for everyone else.
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