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7mo ago
Oh. Are any wifi routers currently made in the US?
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7mo ago
Thus begins the next phase of their neverending cycle. They do this same shit every 10 years or so. This has to be what, the third or fourth time?
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7mo ago
This is bad engineering. Step 1 should not be "start building the thing". The first thing you do (after understanding the customer's problem) is look for existing solutions already available and evaluate them.
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7mo ago
Mark Twain.
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7mo ago
> Nobody is out there claiming that ChatGPT is putting the great novelists or journalists out of jobs. We all know that's nonsense. Of course they are taking about that!!
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7mo ago
https://archive.is/Xp40l
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7mo ago
It's mostly from metabolism, friction is negligible (<1%).
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7mo ago
"Normal body temperature", ok but these are two mountaineering nerds (not normal) so who knows.
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Technically, the burden of proof is on the defendant.
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7mo ago
The nice thing about standards is that you have so many to choose from
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7mo ago
> Pearkes said the price of oil might have to hit $200 a barrel to push the U.S. economy into a recession. https://www.marketplace.org/story/2026/03/16/when-will-highe...
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7mo ago
I think comment was alleging perjury. They do know the statement is true (and this is provable). Pretending like they "don't know" is a lie under oath.
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7mo ago
The back button
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7mo ago
As should this reply
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7mo ago
Indeed. Reportedly Epic was worth $31.5 billion in 2022. That's only ~1/3 what they spent on Metaverse.
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7mo ago
Can you blame them? They saw the huge success Fortnite was having in that space. Facebook's core competency is copying other successful products. Sometimes it works.
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7mo ago
For a bit more context, here's the announcement video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfcCyMQ13XM (Edit: fixed link)
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Did they forget it was already filmed once?
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7mo ago
Right, but it sounds like the data collection itself was pretty well communicated. So nobody should be surprised it gets used for some other (legal) purpose than was originally intended.
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7mo ago
> crowdsourced data, seemingly collected for one purpose > Whether players knew it or not, those scans were creating 3D models of the real world Kind of shitty reporting. Did users know about this data collection or not? Was it not di
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7mo ago
> The massive crowdsourcing effort could use real-world to help robots deliver pizza. Huh? Does popsci not have copy editors?
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> Database resilience is the ability of a database system to remain operational, accessible, and consistent during and after unexpected disruptions, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, network outages, or human error. It checks out.
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7mo ago
> Gamblers trying to win a bet on Polymarket are vowing to kill me if I don’t rewrite an Iran missile story > Polymarket gamblers threaten to kill me over Iran missile story These carry the same meaning. No editorializing happened.
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Probable cause? What's that? Judge/magistrate who signed off on the arrest warrant fucked up.
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/dev/null is pretty resilient
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> Pro Max Premium lol
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Indeed. The story should be that DOGE compromised these environments (at the direction of President), which allowed data to be exfiltrated by randos.
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8mo ago
> they specifically broke all the controls Is there a reference or citation for this? I didn't see in the article.
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> secure environment > copied to a flashdrive Both of these cannot be true. A secure environment does not allow trivial data exfiltration over USB.
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8mo ago
I prefer to think these characters have an antimemetic field that causes anyone who learns their true meaning to forget shortly after.
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