tantalor

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   by tantalor 1y ago

   > Together, these functions create a spherical helix... That's all! This strikes me as backwards reasoning. You are showing "these functions" -> spherical helix But I actually want spherical helix -> "these func
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   by tantalor 1y ago

   > And now all the resources of America's oldest investment firm are available online. Dylan-Edwards on the internet at www.clownpenis.fart https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWIlScfHwOU
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   by tantalor 1y ago

   I think you're missing a lot of the larger types of machines that were available, such as cranes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treadwheel_crane And don't forget animal power was used for pulling or lifting.
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   by tantalor 1y ago

   Yeah it is quite easy, just take out your phone and follow these steps, 1. Go outside 2. Break the phone in half 3. Toss it in the nearest garbage can 4. Walk away
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   by tantalor 1y ago

   > I wouldn't trust a 7 year old to go there alone The 7 year old was not alone, he was with his older brother. > They had sent Legend out to the grocery store with his 10-year-old brother when he stepped out in front of traffi
6. 696.▲
   by tantalor 1y ago

   > they were in some sense negligent considering the environment in which they live Criminal negligence involves a "gross deviation from the standard of care that a reasonable person would exercise in the same situation". Given
7. 697.▲
   by tantalor 1y ago

   Is this a troll comment?
8. 698.▲
   by tantalor 1y ago

   Good point!
9. 699.▲
   by tantalor 1y ago

   This is called "learned helplessness" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learned_helplessness
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    This is also a good primer on version skew: https://www.industrialempathy.com/posts/version-skew/ (written by CTO of Vercel)
11. 701.▲
    by tantalor 1y ago

    Their responsibility is to their shareholders.
12. 702.▲
    by tantalor 1y ago

    Boooo software patents.
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    Don't put marbles in your nose https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpz67hBIJwg
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    This seems to open the door to operators not being literally in the driver's seat. I think "location on the vehicle" could reasonably be interpreted as including virtual locations. For example a drone operator is physically
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    Does it define "stationed" and "controls"? If the automated tractor is remotely controlled by my smartphone (IANAF) in my pocket, does that count?
16. 706.▲
    by tantalor 1y ago

    > The model should be... Free tip for bug reports: The "expected" should not suggest solutions. Just say what was the expected behavior. Don't go beyond that.
17. 707.▲
    by tantalor 1y ago

    "Stranded" implies he is physically stuck, but the article contradicts itself on several points. > "I remain in Antarctica awaiting approval for my departure flight" > He was not forced to stay there, only to remai
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    > The test shows famous people with these features removed Article links to this test: https://www.testmybrain.org/face-blindness/face-blindness.ht... But this isn't the "famous faces" test. I think t
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    > Most CDNs allow you to access request logs which can be super helpful to extract insights from Traffic. Cloudflare offers this, but only on their Business/Enterprise plans. Netlify is also like this. You have to be in their "
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    > as countries defected and adopted mercantilist policies, the global system lacked sufficient authority to stop them. Each time another country adopted mercantilist policies, it pushed others to react similarly This is just a prisoner&#
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    For example: Peter Navarro (Counselor to the President of the United States) Here he is on CBS News, 30 July 2025 https://youtu.be/Ez_KJp4fDy0?t=65 "The reason we put tariffs on products from other countries is because
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    I'm highly skeptical this level of bug bounty would be sustainable by whatever company ends up buying Chrome after DOJ forces it to be divested.
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    Terrible advice
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    Sorry, do you mean the comment was describing hypothetical crimes, or literally the comment itself was criminal?
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    Relevant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNo8Ve-Ej6U Deferred Prosecution Agreements: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO). 4 August 2025 Basically, these agreements and settlements let companies get away with crimes
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    Nice catch!!
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    1. Poor writing quality 2. Didn't exist before 2023 ( https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/allchronology.co... ) 3. Faces on https://allchronology.com/about/ look like they were tak
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    This is not a reliable source. Reeks of AI-generated text and fake author bios. There are plenty of real sources for this story: https://www.wsj.com/business/airlines/united-airlines-halts-... https://w
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    You could give people a photo card that says "this person is over 18". It doesn't have any identifiable information like your name, address, or DOB. And you can't pass it if you don't match the photo.
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    by tantalor 1y ago

    The old way of using driver's license (or any ID) to verify age is the antipattern. We shouldn't replicate that in technological solutions. ID is for "who you are", which doesn't matter for the types of things we us