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by throwaway11460 2y ago
I don't see it plausible in our today's social and political situation, but that's not set in stone. Technically and economically it's possible.
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
It's very different. A stabbing is a crime that is prosecuted, state sanctioned imprisonment is not.
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
Where in the west? Certainly not anywhere in EU. In the US... Could you send me some examples please?
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
I am not suggesting anything, I am just telling you what would happen. Don't go near them spewing bullshit like that. Consider that even getting a fair hearing at a court is a privilege to them. They grew up in a world where they sai
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
Just like that bullshit about today's "censorship" being in any way comparable to what happened in Eastern Europe. Tell that to my father who was banned from schools or to my grandfather who was in prison, both of them would
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
You'd be right if they had any chance at getting a monopoly, but they don't - there are companies releasing open source models and communities improving on them. So users get the short term and the long term benefit. Let OpenAI
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
Not true - an orbital ring doesn't require any scifi materials, though the engineering is not yet there. And you can build magnetic accelerators, that's fully possible with current knowledge of science and engineering.
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
Indeed, that's why I said almost - but it's true for the squishy parts of the abdomen we're talking about.
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
If they sell it in the EU, yes - again, for consumers, not B2B. If you import it into EU yourself, then none of that applies.
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
Yeah, I saw it at few corporates. Came back myself one time, other times my friends/colleagues decided to go back. You can't take it personally, the CEO doesn't know your name, the name of your manager or their manager. It&#x
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
I can't take a photo and look at it with a personal assistant - or watch a movie, play a game, read a book, draw a painting, compose music, learn for school, or look at a map. We will use them differently, take them out of pocket much
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
It'd be really dumb if it couldn't tell me the weather forecast...
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
Apple can stay an exceptional hardware company. OpenAI won't be building Watch, iPhone and iPad any time soon.
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
It's nothing unusual in the corporate world, not some Elon Musk speciality. It's cost and time savings - why spend a lot evaluating everyone when you can simply fire everyone and then evaluate the few who want to stay?
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
2050 and no fusion or fission? I hope for a better utopia...
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
Cells are always being replaced, you replace almost every cell in your body each decade.
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
https://www.cancer.gov/publications/dictionaries/cancer-term... No, the ascending and descending parts are exactly where my hoodie pockets are.
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
Yeah people around me here in Central Europe are very sick of that already. Everybody is complaining about it and the first thing they say to the bot is to cut it out, stop apologizing, stop explaining and get to the point as concisely as p
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
To be fair, I use my hoodie pockets pretty often.
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
What about all the adults that got phones between 2000-2015 and use them since then to today? I'd expect a 50 year old person that uses a phone for the past 25 years to be full of holes if cellphone usage has any effect on kids using t
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
What about the breath analysis?
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
This didn't age well
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
That's because you have witnessed the decades of exponential growth. It's not hard to extrapolate that growth further, albeit it still blows my own mind when I see a disk that looks like a RAM, is way faster than my RAM was 15 y
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
It's very fortunate that rockets are not the only way to get stuff into space, and more importantly, that we don't need to literally bring a whole factory and the input materials up on a rocket but instead use resources available
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
Base platform with extension support, core functionality as well as paid additions are extensions.
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
I use this: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/aria-devtools/dneem... Not sure about desktop apps.
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
Unfortunately then I think it won't help at all - going through the accessibility tree is a standard web crawling play.
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
Don't have time to test myself right now - what about accessibility, can a screen reader read it?
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
Meh, down voters have no idea what they're talking/reading about and yet they down vote. Not everything about quantum mechanics is voodoo. Sorry, not in the mood to talk about this here any more. The Wikipedia page is a good start
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by throwaway11460 2y ago
There's evidence that biology takes advantage of quantum effects on all levels - all the way from individual chemical bonds and interactions of molecules (quantum biochemistry) up to cellular and multi-cellular. Mostly because there&#x

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